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Filthy. Depressing. Portable
Armani Privé Oud Royal is in every sense what one understands by niche fragrance. Very unusual and not necessarily accessible.
OR is one thing above all else: Oud. A lot of oud. And not in a simple way, rather it's the rotten, dirty oud that almost seems a bit animalistic. That alone would be intolerable, but luckily there are still the scents around it. The saffron should be mentioned in the first place. This one is really strong at the opening and lasts surprisingly long. With this OR definitely strikes in the spicy oriental direction. The fine rose, which in itself is beautifully clear and almost fresh, is not as large as it should be. Unfortunately, it goes down in the bitter muff of Oud. The interplay of all fragrances is wearable, but undisputedly dirty. The first Rose-Oud combination that constantly creates associations of foot odour. My environment occasionally perceives it as an old book.
OR as a whole is a really thick, heavy fragrance, room-filling and overwhelming, tending powdery. A beautiful composition that makes Oud appear noble and actually velvety, supple, almost as if it were textile like satin. The question of wearability or the occasion is difficult, as the fragrance has its dark sides.
Intense, projecting and long lasting, for me close to Sillage monsters. Economical use is the order of the day. Well wearable with Tom Fords Noir de Noir. It doesn't knock me down personally for the price
OR is one thing above all else: Oud. A lot of oud. And not in a simple way, rather it's the rotten, dirty oud that almost seems a bit animalistic. That alone would be intolerable, but luckily there are still the scents around it. The saffron should be mentioned in the first place. This one is really strong at the opening and lasts surprisingly long. With this OR definitely strikes in the spicy oriental direction. The fine rose, which in itself is beautifully clear and almost fresh, is not as large as it should be. Unfortunately, it goes down in the bitter muff of Oud. The interplay of all fragrances is wearable, but undisputedly dirty. The first Rose-Oud combination that constantly creates associations of foot odour. My environment occasionally perceives it as an old book.
OR as a whole is a really thick, heavy fragrance, room-filling and overwhelming, tending powdery. A beautiful composition that makes Oud appear noble and actually velvety, supple, almost as if it were textile like satin. The question of wearability or the occasion is difficult, as the fragrance has its dark sides.
Intense, projecting and long lasting, for me close to Sillage monsters. Economical use is the order of the day. Well wearable with Tom Fords Noir de Noir. It doesn't knock me down personally for the price
