Armani Code Homme, your seduction ally. It was in 1975 that the Armani house was born in Milan. At first, Armani produced only men's ready-to-wear. Synonymous with high quality, Armani creations are recognized the world over for their authenticity and elegance.
Between elegance and sobriety, the Armani house has established itself as a safe bet. Armani Code Homme was born in 2004 and immediately captivated men. Here, the quality and values of the Armani house blend with the charisma of the man. Armani Code Homme is the essence of the seductive, charismatic man, but also of resolutely modern men. Armani Code Homme is defined as an oriental, fresh and spicy fragrance where Armani delivers a different version of masculine seduction.
The duo of perfumers who created Armani Code Homme
Giorgio Armani entrusted the creation of this sensual juice to a duo of perfumers, namely Antoine Lie and Antoine Maisondieu. The first was born in Alsace and took an early interest in the world of scents. Antoine Lie is a perfumer and a man of contrast. Raw and unpolished, he creates bold fragrances in which he blends ingredients in a unique way. He is responsible for great perfumes such as Violet Blonde by Tom Ford or Guess Night by Guess. Antoine Maisondieu was born in Grasse. Grandson of Albert Camus, he is also the last of a great line of perfumers. He began his career at Givaudan. Antoine Maisondieu is considered a perfumer with a great artistic sense. He loves to create, innovate, imagine… We owe to Antoine Maisondieu very beautiful fragrances such as Valentino Donna by Valentino or Féérie by Van Cleef & Arpels.
Mediterranean ingredients
Giorgio Armani sought his inspiration around the Mediterranean. Between olive tree, anise and aromatic herbs, most of the ingredients present in Armani Code Homme come from Mediterranean gentleness. Armani Code Homme is a delicate, almost intimate perfume, which unveils itself little by little. To achieve this, its composition plays on contrasts, but also on a reworked fougère accord. Armani Code Homme takes an invigorating start thanks to the presence of citron, which could bring to mind the old Eaux de Cologne for men. In the heart, olive tree flower echoes Giorgio Armani's Latin origins. Olive tree flower is soon joined by aromatic herbs and star anise. The base is meant to be ultra virile with a woody and smoky sillage, as it combines tonka bean, guaiac, a tobacco accord and smoky tonalities. Modern, elegant and ultra contemporary, the bottle is meant to live up to the composition.
Armani Code Homme is an ultra masculine essence intended for today's men. Elegant and sensual, the fragrance takes up the main codes of the Armani house's values. It relies on delicate olfactory contrasts and on a reworked fougère accord. The result is resolutely ultra modern.