Aramis Devin Eau de Cologne - 100 ml

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Devin has more of a kind of fresh, green smell to my nose and has a whole bunch of meadowy notes judiciously included for good measure. Also I was recently complimented on my "drover style"--full-length cowboy-friendly coat, distressed leather fedora, etc. They were banned from fragrance by the IFRA and so a frag like this is a reminder of what we used to have and a look at what we lost. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. He has dark brown hair, blue eyes, a lean athletic sturdy build, a sweet face, and his whole life ahead of him.

This is in no way hobo or shabby chic to me but I do think it works well on a guy (perhaps especially a guy) with an outdoor spirit, with the outdoors in question probably being somewhere temperate, well west and north of--I don't know--Jordan, maybe.I prefer Havana and 900 a little more than Devin from the Aramis line but I have all three in my regular rotation. When the heart notes begin to appear, there's an aromatic lavender scent, pure lavender which wafts into the air early in the performance of Devin. Since everything in terms of fashion rotates from time to time, I am just waiting for Devin to become men's choice again. Eventually, the pine needs scent comes through a little, and for many hours later the leather and oakmoss notes lingered.

Please note that this service might transfer the data outside of the EU/EEA and to a country without the required data protection standards. That being said, with Aramis Devin I can definitely detect very distinct phases in the cologne as it evolves on my skin. This is definitely one for mature guys who still carry the vigor and confidence of their youthful heyday. The piney, soapy opening is promising and quite nice, and burns down to gentlemanly aromatics in the heart.They are generally built around bergamot, oakmoss, labdanum and patchouli and have a warm, dry effect. It reminds me of the opening of Insense (I've only tried the vintage version of that one), except Devin came first of course.