A leather chypre that opens with citrus, going through a slightly sharp and dry herbal green exotic grass phase, into a floral heart with spices and a hint of mildew to a base of incense, leather, patchouli, tobacco and moss. Even the name Devin brings to mind a good looking well dressed preppy guy; plays tennis, baseball and rugby.

To my nose, the current formulation of Aramis Devin smells almost exactly like the current formulation of Aliage by Estee Lauder, which I love. Beautiful, gentlemanly, old-school chypre that reminds me of Polo Green but is actually better than that by far. I live in Ireland and grew up in a semi-rural area, I currently live in a city center and like to put this on after getting back in from a days work, like I'm reconnecting with my roots and back where I grew up.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.

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. Well, then I also get some caraway or cumin and its sweet, spicy, musky and woody tones are harmonizing well with the fruity-spicy sweetness of carnation. I live in the city but come from a tiny village, and this stuff appeals to the country side of me, even though I can't say that I've ever smelt anything exactly like it in the country. Overall, Devin is well executed and really does stand apart - but it ultimately lacks the easy class of Aramis or the bold funk of 900. Projection and Longevity is average with me but the scent is just so good that I can't help but love it.it settles down and the carnation and others flowers start coming in all the way until the dry down making it a kind of green/floral. The scents feels very cohesive (prob because of the oakmoss) and as numerous people mentioned (and the box itself as well): very outdoorsy! With this the user can measure the advertising ROI as well as track Flash, video, and social networking sites and applications.

If the data is transferred to the US, there is a risk that your data can be processed by US authorities, for control and surveillance measures, possibly without legal remedies.The original is quite heavy and sweet (syrupy), which led me to think that I wouldn't ever want a bottle, though otherwise I like it.

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I have a vintage mini-bottle and it's super nice; a woody-mossy scent that lands squarely in 70s/80s territory, my favorite fragrance destination. Note: The pros and cons listed on this page have been generated using the artificial intelligence system, which analyzes product reviews submitted by our members. The piney, soapy opening is promising and quite nice, and burns down to gentlemanly aromatics in the heart. Some might find the blending to be too much but I think it's just right to handle the powerful notes, and certainly don't find it to be a "blob.