Odyssey Limoni Fresh by Armaf

Pure citrus, though sweetened and with a minty touch.

Very rich; reminds me of a lemon caramel. It has sweetness but is primarily citrus, perfect for the heat. It shines in summer or on holiday. My first time with Armaf and it doesn’t last long, around three hours, then it becomes skin scent; I have to press my nose against my skin to smell it, and even when freshly applied, it doesn’t project much. What a pity because I love it; it lifts my mood just by smelling it, and I’d love for it to last longer.

Bought it on a friend’s recommendation; I wear it for daily use and occasionally to the gym. It’s a pleasant fragrance, nothing invasive, with a moderate projection that the lemon notes make very agreeable. If you’re young, it’s ideal.

Smells like Artisan Pure; it’s bottled summer defined.

Notoriably citrusy aroma, very pleasant from the start; another of those ‘easy to like’ scents for most. The lemon note (very marked) defines the perfume, with a decent trail ideal for spring/summer. It’s unisex; the orange blossom gives it a floral touch even though it’s not declared, but I reiterate, it’s citrus. I picked it up for around 20,000 pesos (here in Chile) and it’s a very good purchase for performance and price.

It is the DNA of Ex Nihilo Blue Thalisman or Lattafa Art of Universe, but with a very citrusy opening; in the dry down, it is the same sweetness and DNA as Art of Universe or Thurati Electric.

I am from Puerto Rico and work outdoors; this fragrance, regardless of what it resembles, is a clear 8/10. I would definitely buy it again because it gives a feeling of freshness and adrenaline when reapplied. It is very cheap for what it delivers, I have no complaints; obviously, it is not a fragrance that lasts 5 hours. For short occasions, it is very appropriate, and for the heat, I think it is the best.

Exquisite opening, very versatile, and moreover, easy blind buy. There is nowhere to go wrong. It is true that it is not the biggest invention in current perfumery and perhaps there are better options, but for the price ($12) it is excellent. Longevity of 6 to 8 hours and the occasions of use are ideal for facing extreme heat. I recommend it.

Soft lemonade, perfect for the heat. 70% feminine.

It smells like bath deodorant to me. This is not fine, tasty, sweet, attractive, or original. As for longevity, I honestly have no idea because smelling the opening took away my desire to test it further.

This is my first post on Fragrantica since the 2-3 years I have been using this site without an account. This was the perfume that finally developed my distrust towards several reviewers. While I do not hate it as some perfumes do, for my taste of 17 years with a normal or slightly more developed nose than common, this perfume is not what many reviewers try to make you believe. From my first impression on the opening, I discarded it immediately, but seeing so many recommendations previously, I forced myself to convince myself it would get better with time, like acquired taste. I bought a decant and kept testing it for a week, and it did not fully convince or please me; for me, it feels like a concentrate of thick, bitter, crushed lemon and some green tangerine peels, nothing more. It is very annoying quickly if you apply it close to the nose (thank god the projection is not as strong as the smell), but I also have friends who think it is good, although I do not share that opinion at all. Still, it likes about 6/10 people; it is not a safe blind buy at all; I 100% recommend smelling it in a store if you were thinking of buying it so you can have your own impressions of it.

A summer staple, typical yet characterful; the tea and ginger stand out while the citrus dominates. It feels juicy and aquatic but without strong marine notes. Rich yet unobtrusive. Imagine a late afternoon by the beach with spiced lemonade. The downside is longevity, but at 12,000 Chilean pesos (around $13) for 60ml, it’s a workhorse for this disgusting heat.

Excellent for gifting and a safe blind buy. It never fails.

I have little of it, it doesn’t disgust me, but it smells like hand cream or lemon body lotion. It reminds me of the Sapolan sunscreen my mother used to spray. After a while it seems like an Adolfo Domínguez. It might change with time, but that creamy sensation doesn’t quite convince me.

It opens with a powerful, clean lemon note; on my dry skin it dries down somewhat and resembles the base of Creed’s I T Green, though it doesn’t quite lose that citrus character.