Test set
Armani's Acqua Di Giò Parfum keeps the line's familiar fresh, marine character but anchors it in a warmer, woodier base of patchouli and incense. Heavier and longer-lasting than the original, it loses none of the easy wearability that made the name famous.
Profondo is the deeper, cooler side of the Acqua Di Giò family, with a mineral, almost underwater feel built on marine notes, woods, and a touch of incense. It's immersive, like slipping into deep, clear water rather than skimming the waves. An amazing scent for those who want the line at its most layered.
Versace Eros Flame burns warmer than its predecessor, built on bright citrus and black pepper over a sweet, woody base of tonka and sandalwood. Passionate and clear about what it is, it makes a declaration rather than a suggestion. An excellent match for any event that calls for charisma.
La Nuit de l'Homme remains one of Yves Saint Laurent's most seductive and timeless creations, a smooth, warm, lightly spicy blend of cardamom, lavender, and cedar. It's among the finest evening scents at its price. A genuine icon of modern men's perfumery.