Reviews Hamidi Addicted Intense

I have had a few Creed Aventus clones by different manufacturers over the years but this one is the King of them all. Most copy the fruity batches of Aventus but this seems to copy the smokey batches. When i sprayed this on my hand it was as though i have sprayed the OG. There was an oil patch on my hand for a few minutes until it dried. So the quality is absolutely amazing. Forget Club de nuit intense man parfum Limited Edition because this is better blended and higher quality. It's basically, Aventus in the Hamidi bottle. I don't know how this is possible at this price. Buy it and thank me later.

This is yet another interpretation of the Aventus DNA from Sterling Perfumes, which of course also own the Armaf brand. It’s an alcohol free based parfum concentration, and whilst the overall blend is exceptional with the birch and sparkling fruity notes shining through. It’s a fairly light projector and after a couple of hours I cannot smell it on my skin or clothes. It could be a case of me growing nose blind to the juice, but I will have to give it a few more wearings to be sure. It smells pretty sophisticated and gentlemanly and I think this would work better as a scent for close encounters , rather than a scent for heavy projection as the scent bubble (at least to my nose) is not that big. I’ll do what I have done with a lot of of my Middle Eastern based scents and keep the lid off for a few weeks to see if the maceration process improves the potency of the juice. Overall, if you own any or all of the following:- Aventus, Club De Nuit Intense, Afnan Not Only Intense, Mont Blanc Explorer or any of the interpretations of this scent profile from Parfums Vintage then you probably don’t really need to buy this. That is unless you are an Aventus junkie and want to add another homage to the scent profile to your collection, then go for it. I also believe the price tag is a little too high, even if Sterling are marketing this under their supposedly high end Hamidi Brand. If anyone from Sterling is reading this review, maybe you should focus on concocting a blend that has a good balance of birch and fruity notes and excellent projection and longevity, like the silver cap versions of Club De Nuit intense from circa 2015/16. As for the Aventus fans reading this. Unless you are going to buy a bottle of the real deal, which I don’t think is worthwhile due to the over inflated price tag and batch issues. I’d think carefully before purchasing this scent. It’s good but to my nose it’s nothing exceptional. You maybe better off saving up for a bottle of Nishane Hacivat instead. That one is king of hill as things stand, pricey but worth it.