Men
Le Parfait Pour Homme
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Descripción
Le Parfait Pour Homme by Armaf is an oriental fragrance for men. The top notes are blackcurrant, pineapple, lemon and bergamot; the heart notes are spices, jasmine and rose; the base notes are ambergris, musk, patchouli and vanilla.
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Notas clave
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Salida
blackcurrant
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Corazón
spicy notes
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Base
ambergris
Comunidad
746 votos
- Positivo 78%
- Negativo 11%
- Neutral 10%
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A respectable attempt by Armaf to emulate GIT. It doesn’t feel as synthetic on the opening as Tres Nuit. If you don’t have a GIT clone, go for this one.
An improved version of Armaf Tres Nuit. If you’re looking for a Creed Green Irish Tweed clone, this would be the best option today. Fragrantica.com says some resemble Aventus, but personally, I find no similarity… on YouTube, I’ve seen this fragrance described as Aventus plus Green Irish Tweed… no, this is an improved Tres Nuit or a reformulated Davidoff. It’s a good fragrance, a safe blind buy, but if you already own Davidoff, Tres Nuit, or the Creed, don’t buy it… unless you live in a warm climate where you need many fresh fragrances.
Creed Green Irish Tweed smells fresh, highlighting a quite aromatic wet grass note. Greetings.
I don’t know much about GIT, but to be honest, without offending those who love Le Parfait, this fragrance seems unpleasant both on application and dry down; that fruity note feels like a mix of unrelated fruits, as I can’t tell if it’s sweeter or more citrusy, at least that’s how I perceive it, or perhaps it’s the Ph. I didn’t like either of these or Tres Nuit, which are similar, though I see TN as a daytime scent while LP suits evening or night, and of course, for a more mature wearer.
I don’t know GIT, but, without offending Le Parfait fans, this fragrance seems unpleasant to me, both in the opening and the dry down. That fruity note is as if they’d mixed a load of unrelated fruits; I don’t know if it’s sweeter or more citrusy, at least that’s how I perceive it, or perhaps it’s the pH. I didn’t like this one or Tres Nuit, which are similar, but I see TN for daytime while LP is for evening or night, and of course, for a more mature wearer.
A truly unpleasant fragrance, both in the opening and throughout its poor evolution. Armaf must have made this with leftover production essences. The result is an extremely synthetic, boring potpourri of bad vintage scents, lacking projection and with almost zero longevity. A proper disaster, regardless of the weather or occasion. To hide it, they’ve created an exceptional bottle, undoubtedly the best in the brand, and so was born its name: ‘Le Parfait’, referring exclusively to the packaging, never the contents. Finally, they’ve labelled it with a price that encourages blind buying, because anyone who tries this will flee immediately and put their money to better use. In short: I would never recommend it and will never wear it. This is simply a perfect joke by Armaf.
Truly unpleasant fragrance, both in the opening and throughout its poor evolution. Armaf seem to have created this using leftover essences from their production. The result is an extremely synthetic, boring potpourri of bad vintage scents, lacking projection and with almost no longevity. A truly disgusting perfume, regardless of the weather or occasion. To hide this disaster, they’ve created an exceptional bottle, undoubtedly the best from the brand, hence the name: ‘Le Parfait’, referring exclusively to the packaging, never to its insulting contents. Finally, they’ve priced it to encourage blind purchases, because anyone who tries this will run away immediately and spend their money elsewhere. In short: I would never recommend it and will never use it. This is simply a perfect mockery by Armaf.
Bach 2020, Eau de Parfum version. The finish quality is excellent, with a magnetic cap and high-quality body and materials. It reminds me very much of Club de Nuit Intense Parfum and could easily be a flanker; Le Parfait being more powdery and fresh, perhaps even slightly off in certain aspects, though I’m not sure exactly where the formula blends poorly. Performance and projection are average and forgettable.
Super rich fragrance; I couldn’t have imagined it would be like this.
Excellent fragrance… a very fruity opening that lasts throughout the entire duration, followed by subtle spicy and vanilla notes appearing later… one of my favourites from Armaf, and the bottle presentation is simply luxurious.
Synthetic; the opening is identical to Tag-Him and Tres Nuit, and all three evolve in exactly the same way until they become almost indistinguishable. While it isn’t entirely untrue that Tres Nuit is a clone of Creed and Tag-Him one of Chanel, I wouldn’t recommend any of them.
Excellent perfume, both in scent, presentation, and packaging. Quality/price ratio is 10. Although you can find something similar to Creed Green Irish Tweed, it’s really not a clone, just as Cool Water by Davidoff isn’t. Both Cool Water and Le Parfait are extraordinary, but both pale in comparison to Creed. It’s a fruity and sharp fragrance, perhaps too much on the opening due to the spices. Fruity and green, with excellent projection and longevity. Perhaps its weakest point, along with that spicy touch, is its synthetic smell. It’s elegant and versatile, valid for any season, although it performs better in autumn. A good signature fragrance if you don’t overapply and valid for elegant occasions. Excellent design and quality of the bottle with its magnetic cap. In summary, a good scent, good performance, and good price.
I totally agree with you, carcanuelo, I love it. What stands out is the scent it keeps on clothes at home on the second day (bathrobe, pyjamas…); only a good perfume, a real perfumon, leaves that kind of scent. As for the similarity, I do find a resemblance to GIT, but not throughout the life of the perfume; it only has its moment. At €20 in well-known online shops, it’s a niche killer. I recommend it, Bofifa. By the way, the fishy smell some women notice (see the last BOFIFA video on YouTube) has happened to me too, hard to forget. I think it’s due to a certain resin (called Oud, which is a pain) generated by bacteria… or something like that. Sorry, I’m not an Oud expert. This must be a marine variety, nothing like Indian Oud, which is more faecal and animal. Please, BOFIFA, clarify our thoughts. But let’s leave unpleasant smells and talk about the pleasant ones, the ones that make you want to eat your wearer. Count, BOFIFA, count. Have you eaten any of that? Meanwhile, Spain is world champion in Qatar. Will the players use perfume? Any stinky one so rivals don’t get close? Does anyone know anything about this? And since I’m here, why have three Spanish YouTube channels closed? The three focused on perfumes inspired by much more expensive ones. This smells like a scam. Don’t come up with stories about spending too much money or not having time? Do you think perfume houses bribe them to close? What do you think about this issue? TonyStar Fragrance, Perfumes BBB, and the best Perfumatest with Jose, who by the way knocked Andres Perfume-man out in the first round. It’s not normal for channels to close; you can always publish less, but close them forever? It saddens me because three very good channels that promoted the use and consumption of perfumes at a reasonable price have been lost. And some reviewers never talk about brands like Parlour or Dua Brand. Is there fear of discussing this topic? Should we call Pablo Iglesias so capitalism doesn’t ruin everything? And what perfume will Monedero use? Surely one from Cuba, haha. Any from Zara? I don’t know, what do you think?
A good perfume… I won’t go into comparisons or whether it’s very synthetic. It’s a masculine, fresh, and clean scent, an all-rounder, with good quality and price. The bottle is simply brilliant. A safe blind buy.
A truly rich, fresh and masculine fragrance. PD: it has not a shred of resemblance to Club de Nuit; it’s not just another copy.
Rich, fresh, and masculine fragrance. PS: It doesn’t resemble Club de Nuit at all; it’s not just another one.
A fresh, green, and fruity fragrance from the start. I don’t detect it with much intensity and I don’t think it will have a powerful trail (that’s my initial impression). I think it’s an all-rounder, more for warm days. It’s masculine and fulfils its objective: giving a sense of cleanliness and freshness without excess. Pleasant, but it won’t be the typical one that generates compliments. You smell clean and fresh, and that’s enough (which isn’t little).
Green and fruity freshness from the very first moment. I don’t feel it as particularly intense, and I suspect the trail won’t be powerful (this is my impression after testing it). Suitable for any occasion, especially in the heat. It’s masculine and delivers: it gives a sense of cleanliness and freshness without any fuss. Pleasant, but not the kind to generate compliments. It smells clean and fresh and that’s enough (which is no small thing).
A blend of Cool Water GIT with the opening and dry-down of Aventus; afterwards, juniper berries and vanilla take over, an unusual combination.
Bravo! It’s very good for the price. It’s very soapy, but the fruit comes through, which I liked. Synthetic? Yes, of course, and so is shaving foam, and no one complains. We need to distinguish good synthetic (this is the case) from laundry softener or air freshener synthetic. It reminds me of Cool Water, even a bit of Drakkar Noir. I’m surprised: it’s a fruity Cool Water, with more intensity, many more nuances and more complete. PD: it’s safe to buy without fear. It’s an example that more is better. If you like Davidoff Cool Water and want something more nuanced and clear (including the fruity notes), it’s a round buy and costs the same.
Bravo! It’s very good for the price. It’s quite soapy, but the fruit notes are noticeable, which I liked. Is it synthetic? Yes, of course, and so is shaving foam, and nobody complains. We need to distinguish between good synthetic (this is the case) and synthetic like fabric softener or air freshener. It reminds me of Cool Water, even a bit like Drakkar Noir. I’m surprised; I have a fruity Cool Water, but this one has more intensity, many more nuances, and is more complete. PS: It’s a fragrance to risk without fear. It’s a clear example that more is better. If you like Davidoff Cool Water and want something with more nuances and clear notes (including fruity ones), it’s a round-up purchase and costs the same.
The opening is good, but the dry-down and longevity are mediocre. It’s just that. I wouldn’t recommend it if you already have a lot of perfumes.
I gifted it to my father without realising it was a hidden gem. On application, it smells very similar to Club de Nuit Precieux and keeps that scent going for hours. It lasts on clothes until the next day; it’s a fragrance for men aged 35 and above. Masculine, fresh, like just out of the shower but with that 90s barbershop trail. Neat and elegant. I recommend wearing it from 6 pm onwards for going out with friends or semi/formal gatherings. It’s not intrusive, very masculine, and long-lasting.
What a find! I absolutely love it, though I’ll let it mature a bit longer. It’s a herbal citrus blue that blends Cool Water with hints of Dylan Blue and Aventus. Everything is well-integrated, alcohol-free, with moderate projection and good longevity; if you want it to shine brighter, wear it on your clothes. The best part is the price: €17 for incredible quality and a gorgeous bottle with a magnetic cap. It goes great for any occasion—it’s fun, elegant, fresh, and modern all at once, right in the middle of the citrus blue spectrum. As it dries down, it reminds me a bit of Vibrant Leather Winter. I’ll write a review in two months to see how the maceration of Le Parfait evolves.
What a gem! I love it, although I want to let it mature properly. My first impressions are top-notch. It’s a herbal citrus blue, a mix between Cool Water, touches of Dylan Blue and Aventus. Everything is superbly blended and of high quality, with no alcohol bite. Projection is moderate, personal bubble; if you want it to project more, apply it on clothes. The best part is the price: I paid £17, a laughable price for the quality and the gorgeous bottle with a magnetic cap. You can wear it for any event; it’s always a hit. It’s fun, elegant, fresh, classic and modern all at once, right in the middle of the citrus blue family. On dry down, after an hour, it reminds me a bit of the vibe of Vibrant Leather Winter. I’ll try to update in a couple of months to see how the maturation of this Le Parfait evolves.