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Odyssey Mandarin Sky
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Odyssey Mandarin Sky by Armaf is a men's fragrance from the olfactory family. Launched in 2023, this composition features mandarin, orange, saffron, and sage in its top notes. The heart reveals a bouquet of caramel, tonka bean, and marigold, while the base settles with ambroxan, cedar, and vetiver.
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As the name suggests, it’s purely an orange blast. It’s not bad, nor does it fascinate me. It performs very well in longevity and projection.
Excellent blind buy.
It smells like head lice shampoo.
Very sweet and artificial; maybe it’s just not my type, but it’s directly annoying and uncomfortable. 2/10. There are better and richer perfumes if you’re looking for something sweet; this one is ugly.
I hate it only because everyone wears it, and I understand why smelling like your ex’s boyfriend can be annoying, but honestly, it smells good and is one of the ones that has gotten me the most compliments. Longevity: 8/10. Sillage: 10/10. Projection: 9/10. Good for going out with friends or something not too formal.
I regret this purchase. The mix of orange and caramel gives me nausea; it smells like rotting oranges. Many people like it, but it repulses me. It’s a sugar volcano, you can tell it’s unrefined and cheap, which is why it became so popular.
It has good longevity. It resembles Scandal, but in the original, the caramel is higher quality. This Mandarín Sky smells more medicinal and unisex, not masculine.
I’m fascinated; it’s the first one I bought with my own money because I got interested in this. I heard about Scandal and this on the same day; they smell almost identical at first, very citrusy and sweet. Over time, Scandal gets darker and more masculine, while Mandarin turns into an impossible-to-ignore citrus toffee on my skin. It’s not heavy or overly fresh, so it works for almost every day if you like this style. That’s why I associate this scent with shopping and autumn. If you like old-school scents or criticize the synthetic nature of Arabic perfumes, this isn’t for you.
Cloying synthetic scent and suffocating projection.
Great perfume and great price. It’s very close to JPG’s Scandal for a fraction of the cost. Would I recommend it? Yes. The packaging is lovely, the scent is good, and the projection and longevity are decent.
I laugh at anyone looking for quality in a $35 perfume. This is the best I’ve tried in its category. If you want real quality, pay for the original Scandal; at that price, I’d buy three of these. It has good projection, longevity, and a rounded scent, perhaps less masculine than the original because the caramel note feels a bit stronger.
The truth is, it’s very good, one of the best dupes, capable with more intense notes and excellent. But after a while, it becomes repetitive and flat. I entered the perfume world with this, my first purchase, and it blew my mind. It sits close to the skin, doesn’t project much, but if you’re near, you can definitely smell it. It’s perfect for winter, creating that bubble of warmth with a soft, subtle caramel scent without being overwhelming, plus cedar and ambroxan that give that warm hug. It’s a workhorse perfume, but it gets flat over time. Ideal as a staple, not for everyday wear, but for a night out with friends or a quiet date. 8.5/10
It’s disgusting, who would wear this? It smells very synthetic and I hate that orange note. For this, I buy the original Scandal, which is better and has dropped significantly in price.
I bought it due to the hype; I haven’t smelled the Scandal EDT inspiration, but it’s the worst perfume I’ve ever purchased. Where is the sweet tangerine scent? I only feel ultra-synthetic chemicals that sometimes make me nauseous. Not for day or night; it falls short in both. It’s rare that it smelled better right out of the box than after macerating. Maybe it’s my skin, but I recommend not buying it or testing it first; no one I gave it to liked it (which is the beauty of fragrances). 0/10.
I use it carefully because it’s very strong; three or four sprays are enough. To me, it gets very cloying; it’s potent and lasts too long. The caramel is very noticeable until it almost completely masks the orange scent.
Great value for the price, ideal for almost any setting as long as it’s not stiflingly hot or you’re in a crowded space. Smells very sweet and I highly recommend it.
I love rotating perfumes during the week, but this one caught me off guard. While it’s not a clean-fresh scent by definition, it has near-total versatility that has made it my daily signature. You play with the number of sprays depending on the occasion: perfect for day, night, parties, or casual outings (fewer sprays). The only downside: on sunny days, it gets dense. It’s citrusy with a caramel touch, making it seductive and masculine, nothing shy. I love the performance; just a couple of sprays mark everyone you pass. 9/10.
About 90% identical to Scandal EDT. The first spray smells like very ripe, almost rotten tangerine, which is why it’s cloying. As it dries, you get a pleasant salty caramel with soft floral notes and then the wood, nothing like an old shed. In short: it’s a citrus-sweet scent like a tangerine dipped in sugar, rich but cloying. 3-5 sprays are enough. Ideal for autumn or when it’s not too hot; it can be overwhelming in enclosed spaces. Rating: 8/10.
Mandarin Sky is a perfume you realize is super youthful the moment you buy it—nothing mature, formal, or elegant. It’s just a perfume to please, with no sharp turns or surprises. The opening feels distinctly citrusy due to the tangerine, which evolves into a creamier or denser tangerine without being complex. To me, it’s clearly a daytime scent for very casual occasions. The cons: too simple, too synthetic even for an inexperienced nose, lacks real personality, and is too childish for anyone over 20. It’s an easy-to-use, simple perfume that delivers without tiring you out, but without surprising you. I think it’s excellent for beginners in the perfume world. However, if you already have experience or own similar options like Scandal EDT or EDP, I don’t recommend falling for the hype. Also, don’t buy it if you’re looking for something standout, because you’ll smell like most young people these days. Final rating: 8/10.
It resembles Scandal, but that’s about it. I remember Scandal, but I hate this one. It feels like an insult to say this is better than Scandal; I defend Scandal to the hilt. Both are synthetic, but what about the tangerine? It’s a disaster. It opens with pure alcohol, then an explosive citrus tangerine and orange. The dry down is a rancid caramel with poorly combined citrus. Scandal’s sweetness is more harmonious. I’ve given it many chances, but it’s undeniable that Scandal is superior. Horrible projection, bad development, poorly made caramel, and terrible tonka bean. The longevity and sillage are disappointing. I wore Mandarin on my right arm and Scandal on my left; Scandal won by a landslide, and by the fourth hour, Mandarin was barely on my skin, powdery, and dusty. Sacrificing quality for longevity that doesn’t last is a failure. Scandal is worth the extra cost; save a little and buy it. I do not recommend Mandarin; ARMAF should stop making this flanker.
It’s my first ARMAF and it turned out well. It doesn’t smell like strong tangerine; it’s just right with a pleasant sweetness. It lasted an hour before fading to a trail; maybe because it’s my first time, but at some point it smelled like caramel. For the price, I give it 10/10, though depending on your skin and the season, it needs more testing.
My take: a pretty good perfume, especially regarding longevity, with great skin and fabric fixation lasting around 8 hours. While I don’t think projection is its strong suit, it has a moderate sillage noticeable in the first hours before settling into a close bubble that doesn’t exceed half a meter. The opening features a somewhat synthetic tangerine with a marked citrus character upon spraying. As it dries, its DNA close to Scandal emerges, where caramel dominates alongside tonka bean sweetness, creating a creamy, slightly effeminate base. This sweetness feels warm, enveloping, and playful—the most characteristic trait. That’s why it’s ideal for cool days; it works well in autumn, winter, and spring if it’s not too hot. On hot days, I definitely wouldn’t wear it, as the sweetness becomes cloying. At night or for outings, it performs excellently. It’s youthful and playful, perfect for dates or nights out, and it’s one of the ones that has earned the most compliments from my girlfriend and friends. That said, it’s a very worn-out scent; many people use it. Still, considering the quality and price, it remains a solid and recommended option, especially for those seeking an attractive, fulfilling sweet scent without spending too much.
Summary: Just like Scandal but at a much lower price. If you like sweets, buy this blind.
In my opinion, this perfume has a caramel note that’s too heavy and can even be annoying in the opening, but everything changes once it dries down. You notice soft, sweet tangerine notes and a very sugared tangerine combined directly with caramel, creating an ideal contrast. It’s perfect for winter and autumn, and wearing it at night makes it feel sexier and sweeter, as it’s quite heavy and might bother some people during the day. I recommend it for partying or hanging out with friends.
Hello, well… If it smells good to me, it starts with a slightly synthetic tangerine opening that gradually turns sweet, accompanied by hints of caramel and vanilla. On my skin, the vanilla with a very light tangerine lasts too long, making it very enjoyable. Scent: 10/10, Sillage: 7/10, Longevity: 9/10.
Just bought it: Opening with a pronounced tangerine, alone, with something I perceive as coconut. By the hour, it transforms into a caramel bomb—very delicious but also overwhelming. The tangerine disappears. After several hours, ambroxan appears alongside the caramel and a barely perceptible vetiver. Longevity is over 12 hours on skin, with decent projection at 4 or 5 hours after application. After 4 months: Opening is very rich with tangerine and orange (yes, the difference is noticeable), with the coconut touch still present but subtler. The entire opening feels more moderate and well-blended. The transition to caramel is much smoother than when new. The tangerine lingers for several hours. The caramel is no longer overwhelming, and you can detect the clove note, though very faintly. The caramel fades very slowly while ambroxan emerges with a more balanced vetiver. After about 7 or 8 hours, the ambroxan intensifies to the point of being annoying. Eternal longevity. I’ve worn it at night and the next day, even after a shower, I can still smell it on my skin. I can’t imagine how it lingers on clothes. Practically identical to Scandal once it matures. The only difference on my nose is that Scandal dries down to a rich, almost pure vetiver. Here, the ambroxan explodes in intensity on my skin once the other notes fade. If not for that, it would be a perfect perfume regardless of price. It’s hyped and everyone is wearing it, but it’s genuinely very good. Just don’t be fooled by the packaging: this is for cool to moderate temperatures, not heat. You can use it, but be careful with sprays: putting on more than 3 in a summer day should be illegal.
What a delicious perfume! You don’t need to buy JPG Scandal; this has great projection and longevity. The caramel is the highlight—this type of note is unusual in my collection, but now it’s my favorite. I recommend it for wild nights out or special dates.
A rich fragrance, no need to say more. It’s the perfect sweetness with that particular candied tangerine vibe. Among sweet scents, it’s a top pick for windy or cold days; the sweetness is bright, not dense or dark like chocolate or Azzaro The Most Wanted. It opens with a citrus tangerine and quickly evolves into a creamy tangerine, letting the sweet notes take over. This is definitely not for sunny days. The best time to wear it is autumn and at night—not for parties, but to catch attention on a date or when going out with someone you like. I give it 8/10: it’s delicious and rarely smells bad on anyone. The downside is that it becomes too linear when dry, sticking to the same scent (warm, bright, candied tangerine and vanilla). People with more complex noses might not love it, and some say it smells like car air freshener, but I don’t agree; it feels similar but refined and gourmet. I recommend it for ages 11 to 25. Projection is good enough to make you noticed.
To be honest: the opening reminded me of a syrupy medicine, not very pleasant, and it feels synthetic. However, once it dries down, the caramel and vanilla are lovely. Excluding the opening, it’s a great perfume that lasts over 8 hours. Just note that the sillage isn’t very noticeable; it stays much closer to you.
It’s amazing and works for any weather, but what stops me from buying it is how popular it’s become—you smell it everywhere: at work, on the subway, on the bus. It’s instantly recognizable. Still, if you’re just starting out with perfumes, I’d say go for it without hesitation.
mm nah, smells like sour, watered-down tangerine stomped on by a shoe stuck with birthday party caramel for a diabetic kid. It’s starter pack material and the bad kind. No mercy.
The opening is delicious, perfect for the heat and for daily wear.
My first blind buy and I absolutely love it (though I don’t recommend buying blind). It’s similar to JPG Scandal EDT but more citrusy due to the orange. Later, the caramel really comes through. Since it’s synthetic, the note quality isn’t the best, but they’re good; I love how the orange and tangerine citrus blends with the caramel. If you like standing out and sweet-citrus scents, this is a great choice. Good longevity and sillage for an EDP. Works for day or parties. Very good for fall, winter, and spring; in spring, use fewer sprays because of the caramel, but it’s still wearable. I don’t recommend it for summer due to the caramel, although the citrus pops a lot, it works for a summer night. It’s worth it if you want something cheap. You save €50-60 by paying €20-30 for 100ml (mine cost €26). In summary: If you like Scandal EDT and don’t want to spend a fortune, this is a great option (you might struggle to get used to the synthetic notes, but I loved them). I really like it for the price. Scent: 10/10, Sillage: 7/10, Longevity: 6-8 hours, Note Quality: 7/10 (synthetic but you get used to it). The tangerine and orange smell natural, while the caramel is typical supermarket synthetic but very good. Final rating: 9/10, very happy; on the second day, two friends told me I smelled good.
At first, the mandarin is very present and citrusy, then it turns into a dense caramel, though not as sweet as the original. It performs better in winter and fall; you can use it in spring, but I’d recommend something fresher because of the caramel. Great fragrance, 9/10; its only flaw is a short trail and average longevity. Excellent buy for the price, 100% recommended.
Super rich, smells amazing, super cheap, and totally worth the hype. If you like it, it’s a strong sweetie, but don’t wear it at 30 degrees; you need some mom sense.
Mandarin Sky is very similar to Scandal EDT at first, but here the mandarin is sharper and brighter. The downside is that it doesn’t evolve at all when it dries down; the mandarin stays stuck at the top the whole time. In contrast, Scandal changes noticeably when it dries and becomes delicious with that irresistible caramel note. It’s still a good alternative to Jean Paul Gaultier.
I like it. At first, it smells strongly of very citrusy mandarin, then the caramel note comes through more. What I don’t like is that it doesn’t last as long as I’d like, but it’s interesting. It doesn’t drive me crazy, but for the price, it deserves a spot in my collection.
A rich scent; reminds me of orange gummy candies with sugar on top. It’s citrusy and sweet, a very nice fragrance for everyday wear.
Good perfume but overhyped. It doesn’t disgust me; it has the three Bs: Good, Beautiful, and Cheap. It’s fun, sweet, and citrusy, blends well, and lasts a decent amount of time. It’s versatile, except in summer or extreme heat. It hasn’t blown my mind; it leans basic and you might get tired of it quickly due to the cloying sweetness. Is it synthetic? Yes, to the max, but for €25, you can’t ask for more. Nobody gives up a euro for four cents. I recommend it for a younger crowd; if you’re looking for something mature or deep, this isn’t for you. It’s great value for money, fun, but not a masterpiece and it won’t change your life.
It’s a decent perfume that women tend to like, though it’s not one of my favorites. The spray is weak. It smells sweet, like caramel with a citrus touch. It’s not fresh enough for heat; better for night or cold days. It’s cheap and available in various sizes, worth trying.