Creed Aventus Fragrance Review! The Best Male Fragrance Ever or Just Another Marketing Scam?
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- Creed Aventus Fragrance Review - The Best Male Fragrance Ever or Just Another Marketing Scam? Today I review Creed Aventus for Men in its Eau De Parfum Millésime concentration. I hope you enjoy my video.
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I never thought I'd see the day 👀
Well! Here we go! Buckle up and enjoy the roller coaster ride! 😉🎢
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Haha. So surprised as well. 😅😊
Great review ignore the stupid comment's from the insecure men. You're one of the best perfume reviewers on here! I found your channel awhile back whilst looking for videos of vintage D&G pour homme
Thank you Ryany 💖
Aventus is both the epitome and the metaphor of the illusion of success. I’m going to suggest this educational video to my daughter. She doesn’t care about frags.❤
This is absolutely one of your best perfume videos. The psychology, the shade, the story telling.. living.
Oh man… thank you Debbie 🥹💖💖💖🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Had to watch again! What an interesting break down! Nothing about them has ever called to me. But i just love listening to your thoughts on all things fragrance and fashion! 💕
Thank you Heaven 🥰💖
Wonderful and insightful review, dear Dacob! Death Becomes Her is one of my favorite movies. Lisle Von Rhuman was the name of Isabella Rosselini's character. In the movie, Lisle says she's 72. Isabella now is.. 72! X
I’m very interested to hear your thoughts whatever they are on Aventus. It falls in and out of favour with me but I do like it, however I wouldn’t buy it anymore, haven’t for a very long time. I prefer Jeroboam Vespero
And I agree with you regarding the psychology. As for gender or when and where to wear a fragrance, or if I’m rich enough (I’m definitely not lol) I completely make my own rules as should everyone. Wear what makes you feel good in the moment. Sometimes that’s all we have.
Cheers Dacob, love the reviews always ❤
Thank you davebee! Glad you enjoyed the review 💖
@@essence-tiallydacob9611welcome Always Dacob ❤
@@essence-tiallydacob9611And just to add, brilliant analysis. 💖
Thank you
I gave my wife two samples: the first was Aventus, and the second was Sauvage. She said the first one smells cheap, and the second one is beautiful.
Sauvage, when dosed properly, can be really beautiful in my opinion.
Well, wait 2 hours and then smell again.. becuase Sauvage falls apart and imploads so much faster. There is a [reason] why one is 3x as expensive. I would [never] pick Sauvage over [anything] from Creed.
@@patr70make sure you buy original
Yo, this review is straight fire! Dacob really bodied this Creed Aventus breakdown. In our language we say he ‘mopped the floor’ with it, for real. LOL, I don’t get why folks are dropping crazy cash on a fragrance that should be like $120 tops.
Dacob ALWAYS has the tea and the shade! I had no idea about those allegations.
Fraudulentus by Phoneed. You ate that henny!
Thanks Mahora! Periodttt
Lsn lnda... it's ok for fragrance targeted channel to review best sellers. As well as chippies or hypes and so on. Thank you for the review and, after all, it is really interesting to know the opinion of the best fragrance-story-teller.❤
Thank you so much natadida 🥹💖💖💖💫🌅
I had samples of a 2021 batch of Aventus, and there wasn't much substance to it. However, I am almost ready to pull the trigger on Absolute Aventus-as good as that one is however, there are many other great ones from houses like Xerjoff, Parfums De Marley, etc., are exceptional and priced a bit more reasonably.
As far as I'm aware, anything with the scent of pineapple is going to be synthetic since, up until very recently, they have yet to figure out how to use natural pineapple oils in perfumes. I heard that a perfume company has figured out how to do it safely, but I am still waiting to hear how that experiment is going. So I am 99.9 percent sure that even the Chanel with the strong pineapple scent you mentioned early on is also synthetic. Synthetics in fragrances are good (I learned this late in my fragrance journey). Synthetics allow more creativity and safer fragrances that should not cause allergic reactions in most people, unlike, for example, natural oak moss, which can mess up a person big time. Oh by the way, pineapple oil would be hazardous, from what I've read, which is why it's not used.
more of a thesis than a review! 👏
A reviewsis or a thesisview 😉
Love the review and the no apologies attitude! 🔥
Thank you so much inlove4coffee 🥹💖🙏🏻
I can’t believe there’s no oak moss in this. When I first tried this out I pictured a CEO wearing it. I NEVER got sexy from this. Actually I saw many fragrance reviews where women smelled this along with many other fragrances and they rarely preferred this fragrance over the others. Women don’t seem to like this fragrance. Personally I didn’t like it for me either but I recently tried it again and found it a bit more playful than what I remembered. I eventually got a dupe of this and realized that it works better for me at a deodorant spray than a perfume because of how simple the dna is. I understand why it’s popular though but I think i prefer a better iteration of this that’s sweeter and fruitier but I have yet to find it. Excellent review btw!
Thank you MMM for your thoughtful comment and input 🙏🏻💖
Last time I wore aventus I got myself pregnant. Their fragrances have been some of the best in years past, but none are worth their current prices. They may need to add a death date pretty soon.
Interesting. What is it that you think changed? The depth? Intensity? Richness? Did they water it down or start using cheaper ingredients perhaps?
@@essence-tiallydacob9611 For me, more people started wearing them. Creed just became lame, and sold their soul. There will always be some gems if you can get them below 200. A tester with no cap is the way to buy Creed.
@@essence-tiallydacob9611Creed just became lame. There are some gems in the line, but can't speak to the newer batches, after they sold their soul.
abort that thang
This is a masterful analysis of how gender is constructed by the market. Between this, Bleu de Chanel and Sauvage, I think there is something in ambroxan which smells vaguely like gasoline/axle grease/car repair workshops, and it plays into heteronormative nostalgia for a time when "real" men made a living with their hands and not at a desk in front of a screen.
I like your reviews on those perfumes considered being "beast modes" "pan*y dro**ers" blah blah blah.
I avoid them all, but love to listen to your review! ❤❤❤
I've bought and worn Aventus since 2010. Aventus was absolutely not the norm or mass appealing when it launched.
It only became this after IFRA banned the chemical for crude birch tar and the main smokey element was drastically reduced in the scent profile. From 2014 onward Aventus became much more fruit forward and fresh. 2010-2013 it could smell like an ashy campfire.
I still wear it because I love the scent. Old and current, it just smells great and more appealing than other "crowd pleasing" fragrences on the market.
Any perfumer will say it is a green chypre, not a fruity chypre. I tip my hat that you went by your nose and spotted it is far greener than fruity. On the topic of pineapple, the use of allyl amyl glycolate for this effect traces back to at least 1981 in the feminine oriental Vanderbilt by Sophia Grojsman. I don't know which year it was discovered but I think it was being used in detergents long before.
Thank you Algebraist. 💖
The best-ever Men's cologne is Pour Monsieur edt. The best modern Fragrance , Platinum egoiste.
I agree with you that it's the orbiting issues that surround Aventus make it something it doesn't need to be. It's a fun, easy to wear, nice throwback-meets-modern scent. To your other point, I think there's an element of banal in everything and when its reputation outgrows its character the thing in question is ovah.
I like Aventus, but it ain’t no Dior Homme (iris)
Not you comparing the most masculine men’s fragrance to the least masculine men’s fragrance 😂
I bought a sample of Aventus for Her and it was horrible. I am not a fan. However, Aventus for him is much better. I would never pay the extreme price for it but I don’t find it horrible.
It's not 11Z01 😭
Dude, I like your content and of course share your passion and affinity for Chanel, the greatest fragrance house in the history of the world. I sort of agree with you that people can wear what they like(to each their own) but at the same time don't agree that fragrance is genderless. I mean as a collector and one that wears everything he owns, I will admit i have a few fragrances that lean slightly feminine, but I don't care, I love the smell and feel I can pull it off(usually with ones that have an element or two that are masculine which tend to dry down closer to unisex or on the masculine side of unisex given my body chemistry). A perfect example is Bois des Iles by Chanel(love your videos on it btw) which IMO opens tilting slightly feminine but still within the unisex range but in the dry down starts tilting slightly masculine owing to the woods. As far as I can tell and to my nose it was the greatest and classiest fragrance ever released from 1926 all the way to 1985 when Creed Green Irish Tweed came out. It probably still holds on to the title of classiest fragrance even though overall there have been a dozen or two fragrances that are better in terms of smell.
That aside there are fragrances that are clearly feminine in their vibe and feel and ones that are clearly masculine. Once again people can wear what they like but I know for damn sure I could not get away with wearing a very floral fragrance chiefly because it would not jive with my personality/persona. Furthermore the average man tends to wear moderately masculine to masculine fragrances while the average woman the opposite. There are outliers of course but this is the general trend and as such it is important to accept that broadly speaking it makes sense to have fragrances that are categorized as masculine and ones that are categorized as feminine(most fragrances fall into one of these two categories) with of course a good number that are clearly unisex.
On a side note, I was surprised to hear that you identify as a man. How you choose to present yourself is entirely your business, personally these superficial things don't matter to me, what is important is content of character and personality. You come off intelligent, very well researched and thorough in your reviews while your passion for fragrance is infectious...and once again your deference for Chanel definitely bodes well for you ;)
Continue the great work!
You sound like an absolute cretin. Continue the great work!
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11:45 and 21:08 ya ate and LEFT NO CRUMBS 💅🏼💅🏼💅🏼💅🏼
liesl von rhuman! what a fabulous character she is too
I don’t like Aventus. Their best mens scent is Original Santal.
Aventus is a nice clean/modern fragrance, It is not worth the price tag, it is weak, and if you overapply it will smell awful, I prefer Bleu parfum to this .
Bring this review to each university! Let's educate them people
Thank you korrigan!
The aggressive support of Creed by Fragrance Bros has associated the brand with fragile masculinity. All that gets in the way of actually assessing the perfumes. I think some of their peefumes are nice others too banal amd screechy.
Thank you Lia. I tried to clear the ground, do a tabula rasa and review the perfume for what it is, once it was undressed of all the smoke and mirrors.
There is a "tell all"book out on Creed...and it debunks the whole Creed bs story ..it gets real into the weeds of the fake history and more. I personally smelled it right after it came out yrs ago and my first reaction was......."this is obnoxious"
Creed "Aventus" is far better quality than Bleu de Chanel and Dior Sauvage. There is a [reason] why Aventus is 3x the price. I can't believe how bad people's fragrance "palettes" are when comparing fragrances.. I think it's the price that scares them, so they pick the cheap ones instead of the good ones.
He literally just read the ingredient list and it’s all synthetics. There’s not even oak moss in it
@patr70 We get it, you’re a fan of Creed and Aventus as you are all over the comments. But there is no need to put down other people’s preferences and taste as ‘bad’ simply because they are not aligned with yours or are not ‘expensive’.
As another commenter pointed out, this one is made of synthetics with no hint of even the allowable quantity (by IFRA) of oakmoss. I wonder then why they can’t keep the scent consistent across batches if they are using mostly synthetics; for the price, they could have patented the synthetics and use it exclusively for Creed. But 🤦♂️
You are so cringe and embarrassing with that profile picture and what you're typing. Not only do you cosplay as a "rich" person, you also want to cosplay as a rockstar. The real rich people and real rockstars can smell a fraud like you from a mile away. Hedi's aesthetic is nothing but a halloween costume for you.
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T’is the moment. T’is the season… 😎😎😎
Dacob. I absolutely love, love, love - LOVE - who you are and your work here. But Aventus? Honestly. Isn't it done to death? Forgive me, but Creed sold out. Their "water" is suited for those who aren't interested in story...something that defines you. You deserve better, no matter how good Aventus once was
Edit: Dacob was right. I didn't watch the video when posting the comment above (see his and my reply below). This is my final reply...what should have been my original comment I suppose. The video wasn't what I expected, thankfully. Astute insight by Dacob, philosophically delivered. It's not a review of Aventus; it's more a review of life. We both agree; it's a nice frag, gets compliments, yadda ya. But let's not get so easily fooled.
Your comment tells me that you did not watch my video but instead commented out of the gut when you saw the title and/or thumbnail. I say this because had you actually watched my video and understood it, you would not have commented what you did.
@@essence-tiallydacob9611 You're exactly right, Dacob, I didn't watch your video. Seems to me though, that my comment may have been lost on you, for if in your video you agreed with me in some way, knowing Creed as they are now, then why did you not say something to me here? There's no way I'll ever understand parfum like you, but I understand greed...er, I mean Creed. Now I have to watch it and see what you mean.
Chanel is done to death, too. I for one, am glad, he is branching out and doing NEW fragrances. 😊
@@patr70 Thanks for that.
Thank you Dacob for this video, Aventus is really the most overrated fragrance that women really don't like as much as some people wanna us to believe, men really loves it the most 😉
Thank you space cowboyyyyy 🙏🏻💖
I love kislux that on the butterfly bag it says auguri / tanti auguri which means happy birthday
Finally 🎉
I own bottle from 2015, 2017, 2019, 2021 and Aventus Absolute, i looove the older ones!!!
Honestly this was a milestone! It put niche on the map of a lot of people.
It was great, became trash, now its getting better again, still no comparison to older batches!
A good batch, wearing it in the spring morning is pure joy!
Btw, Bdc was released in 2015 i think, Aventus in 2012, or 2010.
Dior Sauvage is their take on this Dna, Chanels Blue is more blueish, Aventus/Sauvage more mineral, green, bitter.
There is a book out there, called creed scent of the century, i highly recomend it! Its about their real history and who really made their scents. They were a Great Company back in the day! 80s-mid10s! ❤
My favourite fraghouse till this day, Viking from them was my sotd. 🫶🏼
The first Bleu de Chanel (edt) was released in 2010.