Hunter Intense by Armaf
Men
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Description
Armaf Hunter Intense is an aromatic woody fragrance for men. The top notes are bergamot, grapefruit, mandarin, and lemon; the heart notes are lavender, geranium, ylang-ylang, and neroli; the base notes are black pepper and cardamom.
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Key notes
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Top
bergamot
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Heart
lavender
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Base
black pepper
Community
1,136 votes
- Positive 85%
- Negative 6.0%
- Neutral 9.2%
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Leading answer Love it
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About Hunter Intense
Armaf Hunter Intense is an aromatic woody fragrance for men. The top notes are bergamot, grapefruit, mandarin, and lemon; the heart notes are lavender, geranium, ylang-ylang, and neroli; the base notes are black pepper and cardamom.
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Longevity
Leading answer Long-lasting
970 votes
Sillage
Leading answer Moderate
1,024 votes
Character
Leading answer Traditionally masculine
795 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Excellent value
776 votes
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36 reviews
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A sweet wild blend mixing 80% Sauvage with 20% Invictus. Totally recommended for a blind buy.
I don’t know why, but this smells exactly like Y EDP.
Under 600 Mexican pesos and it’s a total masterpiece. Inspired by Sauvage EDT with a touch reminiscent of the original Invictus, making it unique yet easy to wear and universally liked. Nothing too sophisticated, it’s a guaranteed winner and at this price, you can’t complain. Perfect for open spaces and transitional seasons like spring and fall; optimal performance in temperate climates between 18 and 30 degrees. A definite winner.
The definition of a blue fragrance: a blender of Invictus Aqua, Dylan Blue, Sauvage EDT, and a dash of Y EDP. Acceptable quality for the price ($20-30) with decent 5-6 hour longevity. Ideal for daily wear, college, and casual outings, great value. I’d buy it again without a doubt.
A proper blue fragrance, very good and trendy. Initial projection is insane but fades quickly; acceptable longevity and excellent value for money. Opens citrusy, moves to a dark amber with geranium, then a soapy phase with lavender, finally drying down like Invictus without the bubblegum scent or heavy musk. Another example of how reviewers set the trend and others follow. The dry-down is so similar to Invictus it feels like a flanker, and for those who can’t handle that smell, this is better. The Sauvage comparison feels forced to me, though I get why people link the citrusy, almost ambered lavender and geranium to it; it doesn’t reach that level because Sauvage is a complex spectacle, unlike Dylan Blue or YSL Y. I don’t think calling it a blend helps set the right expectations. For those seeking a less piercing Sauvage, I recommend Armaf Ventana, though it’s less dark and masculine with less ambroxan; there’s also Maison Alhambra’s Salvo which is closer.
A fragrant gem, beautiful packaging, and spectacular for parties with compliments all night long. The price is unbeatable; performance isn’t mind-blowing but lasts longer than average. Honestly, one of my best fragrances. Will definitely repurchase. It’s linear, but the notes are delicious and make you forget it is.
Incredible; for the price, it’s a steal for any young person. If it reminds you a bit of Sauvage, it’s great for public places, parties, or even school, lasts a long time, and smells amazing. I’m surprised it doesn’t have more popularity since, to me, it’s superior to Armaf’s Urban Man Elixir; the difference is this Hunter feels more defined and less invasive. Highly recommend it to any young person for the price.
Armaf Hunter Intense has a slightly citrusy opening with a sweet, bubblegum-like vibe, and a musky base. A very good, versatile, and youthful fragrance, nothing too formal, more for parties or daily use.
An ‘over-vitaminized’ layering dupe of Invictus and Sauvage: loud and quite persistent. Super recommended for parties and events in open spaces.
To me, it’s a confusing scent; sometimes it reminds me of Invictus and Invictus Intense, then a ‘vintage’ vibe like Drakkar Noir (here it feels too soapy), and deep in the dry-down, Sauvage. It’s not a direct dupe, but I don’t find a defined scent. It’s like wearing several perfumes at once where they all compete and none stand out. A plus is it has decent longevity and moderate sillage.
True, it smells like Sauvage EDT (or Dylan Blue), but it’s not a carbon copy. It has its own merit; it borrows elements but executes them brilliantly, featuring two distinct phases: the opening and the dry down.
Very interesting, an excellent blend. It smells elegant and, honestly, it doesn’t care about the weather.
It’s a hybrid between Invictus, Legend, and Sauvage EDT: the opening smells like the first two, but as it dries down, it transforms into Sauvage.
I like it! I’ve tried the first Invictus and Sauvage EDT, and I agree with others that HI is a mix of those, though heavily Dior-inspired. Still, it has its own identity and doesn’t feel generic; it’s a great option for the price. I even prefer it to Urban Man Elixir, which is very similar to Sauvage but falls short on quality. The performance is solid, with those fresh, clean citrus notes making it ideal for hot days. Recommended.
For 30 euros or less, it’s a good perfume: the scent is correct and it lasts about 4 hours, but it’s luxurious on the skin.
Very rich, good longevity, and excellent price. It never fails for everyday wear.
I’ve used it several times and it seems like a mix between YSL EDP and Sauvage, but with a fruitier touch. Smells quite good, though nothing groundbreaking. Still, for the price, it’s a great option.
Just tried it and yes, it resembles Invictus (a bit soapy) and leans more toward Sauvage, though I’d say it has Dylan Blue’s fruity notes. Update: the dry-down is indeed just like Sauvage.
I don’t see any resemblance to Sauvage, but it does remind me of Invictus, with a soapy vibe. It’s a generic scent, but that doesn’t make it bad. I think it’s perfect for a young college guy or casual outings. Not for me, but the good thing is I got it for free.
Very exquisite scent, but with poor sillage and projection. I wouldn’t recommend it, although I did get a few compliments after an hour of wearing it. The smell is almost imperceptible. My climate is hot both day and night.
Reminds me of the opening of CDNI, but without that annoying spike; it evolves into something sweet, aquatic, and woody that smells glorious. The lavender turns mentholated and sweet, creating a super refreshing and addictive effect.
It’s 70% of the old formula of Sauvage mixed with 30% of Invictus.
I bought this just because of the reviews since Nuit Intense was out of stock. I sprayed it at 8:40 AM between my shirt and jacket; when I got to work, I took off the jacket, and when I left, I put it back on. That night at 10, a friend invited me over and asked what great perfume I was wearing, thinking I’d just put it on. Short story: infinite longevity, a mix of Sauvage and Invictus but with its own style.
70% Sauvage (old formula) and 30% Invictus.
Armaf usually releases inspirations, good and bad, and this is one of the very good ones. They took the best of Invictus and Sauvage, mixed them, and here is Hunter Intense: a beast of a perfume at a ridiculous price. The saleswoman, my wife, and my daughter all loved it. Although it’s not a museum piece, for around 30 dollars, it’s super sexy and versatile, perfect for everyday wear.
I was looking for this perfume because seeing it was like having Sauvage and Invictus at the same time, I thought: I want it! When it arrived (only 20 dollars, wow), upon spraying it I thought: it’s a sweeter, fruitier Sauvage, more wearable from the start thanks to the Invictus touch. The longevity is very good, over 8 hours on me. I loved it. It leans closer to Prada Luna Rossa Carbon for that sweet touch. Recommended. The bottle is quite original; I would have just liked it to be transparent to see the liquid.
I liked it; it’s a very fresh fragrance with similarities to Armaf Ventana. It has good longevity, though it’s not a beast mode. Excellent for summer.
I love it. My wife gifted it to me for my birthday, and I was really touched. It resembles Mont Blanc Legend or Invictus Intense a bit, and also Armaf Ventana. But it’s a fantastic fragrance for me. 💯👌🏻🔥
If you don’t want to spend much and are looking for something fresh that lasts well, even if the scent is a bit generic, it’s a good option. It’s fresh and energizing.
It seemed more similar to Montblanc Legend to me, obviously it smells like Invictus, but not much like Sauvage. It’s a scent for going out, not a beast mode either. If you skip it, you’re missing out on nothing.