Aramis Calligraphy Rosewomen Eau De Parfum

So, when I first spray Aramis Calligraphy Rose it's a soapy rose - like "fancy" soaps my grandma or aunts kept in the guest bathroom that you weren't actually supposed to use or touch. About 30 minutes in the spices really bloom and I also get more amber (and whatever else gives this a sort of dark feeling...maybe the Myrrh or Styrax or other notes I'm not too familiar with?) and it becomes more masculine too I suppose - though I think it stays unisex the whole time. This one is really growing on me the more I wear it. It lasts through the whole workday and then some I'd say 10+ hours logevity with moderate sillage. I'd say this is for the winter/cold days only.

Written by ACD on September 23, 2017