Aramis · 1966
Aramis
Longevity
5–9 hmost of 22 people
Projection
Strongabout 3 in 4 of 200+ people
What the community says
Above all, soapy
Scendira's summary of what people post on perfume review sites, updated 25 Oct 2026: 220+ describe how long it lasts, 210+ how far it projects and 49 how it smells. Most other posts only name Aramis.
How long it lasts200+ people
5–9 h
for most people
0 h3 h6 h9 h12+ h
Most people get 5–9 hours. From 22 people who said how many hours. The dot is the middle answer (7 h).
Long-lasting for many people
about 3 in 4 say it lasts a long time
In words
About 3 in 4 people who describe Aramis say it lasts a long time.
How far it projects200+ people
Projects strongly for many people
about 3 in 4 say it projects strongly
In words
About 3 in 4 people who describe Aramis say it projects strongly.
What people like
Lasts well for mostof 200+
say it lasts a long time
Summary in words
Aramis Aramis: what people say about it.
In short: Above all, soapy.
Most people get 5–9 hours of wear (22 people who said how many hours; the middle answer is 7 hours).
Long-lasting for many people (200+ people): About 3 in 4 people who describe Aramis say it lasts a long time.
Projects strongly for many people (200+ people): About 3 in 4 people who describe Aramis say it projects strongly.
Lasts well for most: 70% of 200+ say it lasts a long time.
Each person counts once per topic. Reported experiences, not verified purchases; skin, climate and batch change how a scent wears.
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- It sums up what 300+ people have said about this perfume in community discussions and perfume reviews, up to 25 Oct 2026.
- Each person counts once per topic, however often they posted. A count or bar only appears once enough people have described that topic.
- These are reported experiences, not verified-purchase reviews or a rating. Skin, climate and batch all change how a scent wears.
- Scendira’s AI reads each review and post and tags what it says (how long it lasts, how far it projects, how it smells). We count each person once per topic; the sentences here are written from those counts.
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About This Perfume
Aramis by Aramis is a Woody Chypre fragrance for men. Aramis was launched in 1966. The nose behind this fragrance is Bernard Chant. Top notes are Aldehydes, Myrrh, Artemisia, Thyme, Clover, Bergamot and Gardenia; middle notes are Patchouli, Sage, Jasmine, Cardamom and Orris Root; base notes are Leather, Oakmoss, Musk, Vetiver, Sandalwood, Amber and Coconut. Aramis was created in 1966 and dedicated to men who appreciate tradition and classic, and this is the reason why this perfume is always modern. The composition is built around woody, sharp notes, which are very powerful and masculine. Aramis is one of the few contemporary fragrances in which the well-known intensive leather note can easily be recognized. Aramis is one of the brands belonging to Estee Lauder. It is very popular in America, where fragrances with a stronger character are preferred. The opening notes are grassy green and fresh, spiced with cinnamon. The heart is woody with pelargonium, which possesses an intensive floral-spicy aromatic scent. The perfume ends with a massive leather note. Top notes: artemisia, bergamot, cinnamon, gardenia; Middle notes: pelargonium, patchouli, vetiver, sandalwood; Base: leather, oakmoss, amber.
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