Odyssey Candee by Armaf
Women 2024
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Description
Odyssey Candee by Armaf is a fragrance from the women's olfactive family. This creation, launched in 2024, unfolds an olfactive pyramid where the top notes are strawberry, raspberry, geranium, peach and bergamot; the heart reveals candy, jasmine and passion fruit; while the base notes settle on patchouli, musk and amber.
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Key notes
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Top
Strawberry
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Heart
caramel
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Base
patchouli
Community
255 votes
- Positive 59%
- Negative 25%
- Neutral 16%
The olfactory pyramid
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In the collection
Leading answer I own it
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Leading answer Love it
255 votes
Season
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290 votes
Time of day
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142 votes
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About Odyssey Candee
Odyssey Candee by Armaf is a fragrance from the women’s olfactive family. This creation, launched in 2024, unfolds an olfactive pyramid where the top notes are strawberry, raspberry, geranium, peach and bergamot; the heart reveals candy, jasmine and passion fruit; while the base notes settle on patchouli, musk and amber.
Fruits, vegetables and nuts Flowers Sweet and gourmand White flowers Woods and mosses Musk, amber and animalic
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Longevity
Leading answer Moderate
143 votes
Sillage
Leading answer Moderate
141 votes
Character
Leading answer Traditionally feminine
146 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Good value
142 votes
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Community reviews
25 reviews
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I’m 48 and bought this for my wife; it doesn’t suit her much, but it drives me wild – I’m absolutely fascinated when she wears it. 10/10
I gifted this to my sister; we both enjoy sweet fragrances. It’s a very fruity sweet scent; at first it smells like Burberry Her with strawberries and raspberries, but as it dries down it becomes a bit powdery. It’s a good fragrance for day and night at a decent price. It’s not my style, but if you like sweet scents without being cloying, it’s perfect.
I gifted this to my wife; it was a blind purchase as I’m not an expert in women’s fragrances, but the notes and packaging caught my eye. I loved it, and so did she. The scent reminds me of plastic supermarket balls: sweet but not cloying. Red fruits dominate at first, followed by patchouli and amber. I give it a 10; there are few I like, and this is a rare exception.
I gifted this to my wife; it was a blind buy as I don’t know much about women’s perfumes, but the notes and the bottle caught my eye. I loved it and so did she. To keep it brief: it smells like those plastic balls from the supermarket. I adore it because it’s sweet without being overpowering, with red fruits dominating at first, followed by patchouli and amber. I give it 10 because, as a man, few women’s fragrances appeal to me and this is the exception.
Very synthetic, tastes like strawberry and bubblegum. It’s sweeter than Moschino Toy with bubblegum.
Bought it blind and it did nothing for me; it smells very ladylike, nothing youthful. Seems like patchouli and doesn’t last long, that’s about it.
On my skin the strawberry stands out; it has that Candy touch but doesn’t feel childish. It’s a fragrance worth trying; I think it’s versatile. And besides, what a lovely little bottle!
It’s not what you’d expect from the notes or the marketing. It’s very sweet, but it has a strong green, earthy patchouli that gives it a medicinal, almost chemical smell. I imagine some might like it, but it’s not a blind buy.
The aroma is rather peculiar. I do not recommend a blind purchase; if it catches your eye, try it in a perfumery. To me, it smells like a cleaning product, and I cannot understand why, as I like the notes; perhaps it is the combination. For me, it is a definite no.
Its scent is very particular. I don’t recommend buying it blind; if it catches your eye, try it in a perfumery. To me it smells like a cleaning product and I don’t understand why, perhaps it’s the combination of notes. For me, it’s a no.
It is not what I expected from the notes and the marketing. It is very sweet, but it also features a prominent green, earthy patchouli that gives it a medicinal, almost chemical touch. I imagine some may like it, but it is not for a blind buy.
It’s horrible.
Burberry Her but with better quality.
Bought it blind, hoping the strawberry notes would shine, but nothing happened. It’s a sweet, creamy, vanilla gourmand; although it claims citrus and red berries, they’re lost and it smells very synthetic. As it dries down, vanilla and caramel dominate, just like those sticks sold in the jungle in Argentina. The trail is moderate and lasts over six hours.
It has totally disappointed me. No matter how many times I read the notes, I can’t identify any. It smells super synthetic; to me, it reminds me of Reflex, fresh and mentholated, but very strong. Perhaps with time a bit of peach comes through, but only from a distance. Do not buy blind just because of the description or the promised notes.
I have not liked it at all. Based on the notes, I cannot identify any ingredient. It smells very synthetic, like Reflex: fresh and mentholated, yet extremely strong. Perhaps the peach becomes noticeable over time, but only from a distance. Do not buy blind if you rely on the notes or description.
I tried it in-store and I’m not sure if it was genuine or if it improves with time, but the first impression was a VERY synthetic fruity scent, like grape bubblegum, mixed with plastic leather or something not at all feminine. I didn’t like it.
I love Armaf fragrances; I had high hopes for this, so I am glad I did not buy it blind and tested it first. From the very start, I did not like it; I am not difficult and I like all the notes, but it is very synthetic. In my opinion, it resembles Burberry Her Elixir, but Now Women RAVE is better. At the price here in Chile, around 40,000 pesos, it is not worth it. I recommend testing before buying.
I love Armaf perfumes and had high hopes for this, glad I tested it before buying blind. Since its release, it hasn’t convinced me; I’m not demanding, I like the notes, but it’s very synthetic. In my opinion, the one that comes closest to Burberry Her Elixir is Now Women Rave. At the price here in Chile, around 40,000 pesos, it’s not worth it. I recommend testing first.
The opening is absolutely brutal; my partner even mistook it for a car air freshener. However, after 30 minutes it settles into a sweet, powdery scent that I simply adore.
The opening is so intense that my partner compared it to a purifying duck. However, after about 30 minutes, it softens and reveals a sweet, powdery, very pleasant aroma.
The opening is sweet and creamy red fruits; as it dries down, it feels powdery and musky. I find it modern, elegant, and perfect for the day with a good outfit. You’ll look delicate and sophisticated.
I don’t understand the comparison with Yara Candy; nothing alike! This scent is harsh and strong. There is a dominant peach, but it must be the only note that upsets me, as I normally love that note. It smells like those old aerosol air fresheners used in cars. Luckily, it lasts an hour. I can’t even finish a 5ml decant because I dislike it too much. A thousand times Yara Candy, sweet and delicious.
I fail to see the comparison with Yara Candy; they have nothing in common. It is harsh and overpowering. There is indeed peach, but that is the only note that upsets me; normally I love that accorde. It smells like old tin-can air fresheners from a car. Fortunately, it lasts an hour; I haven’t even finished my 5ml decant because I dislike it. A thousand times Yara Candy: sweet and delicious.
It’s a rich, unique, youthful, and bold scent for those who want to smell different, but it’s not for blind buying, especially if you expect something extremely sweet and scandalous. It’s not as sweet as its name suggests. It’s synthetic fruit, undeclared, but it has an oud note. It smells like those plastic dolls with a cherry scent (which dominates from the start to the dry down); very pleasant because it doesn’t smell like medicinal cherry or lollipop cherry like other perfumes. I’ve had it on my arm for two hours and it’s still intense, so I think it will have good longevity.