Aramis for Men, Eau De Toilette Spray, 3.7-Ounce

If Don Frye were a cologne.

I’ve been wearing Aramis since I was eleven or twelve years old. I would use some of the original 2 oz splash bottles my father had dating back to the 1980s. We had a relative that once worked for Estee Lauder and he was able to give us many 2 oz sample bottles of various Aramis fragrances back in the 1980s/90s. I recently bought a new spray version directly by Amazon and sold by Amazon (NOT through a thirty party seller through Amazon) because I ran out of the last of my 2 oz bottles and found slash bottles too messy. The scent is still the same and unchanged. I detected nothing different in

What can I say; I’m a 1980’s guy and finally found the classic Aramis. This, and the original Polo, colognes were my standards. Professional, subtle classic masculine elegance for men. This IS the original classic Aramis I’ve not been able to find in years.What’s with all this tobacco & leather, horse manure, Clint Eastwood spaghetti western wannabe smells guys use now?!Given inflation and knowing back in 1985 this bottle would have been $35-45 at Macys or Nordstrom the price is reasonable. Sorry it’s only available in the spray/mist bottle. Always that that was a waste spraying it through the

Just what my husband asked for for Father’s Day

This was a blind buy for me. After reading a lot of reviews on various fragrance sites, I took the plunge. And it was certainly a plunge, because I don't think I realized how long an 8.1 ounce bottle of cologne will last (by the way, buy the spray, not the splash!). I HATED this stuff the first time I wore it. It had this sickening "old man" smell (I know that sounds terrible and mean, but it made me think of my Uncle Gerald whom I'm almost certain wore this 30 years ago), and it was POTENT. Inescapable, and almost vomit-inducing. I decided then and there I could not wear this stuff as-is. I l

Fantastic gift for an older teenager.

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