Aventus for Men Impression #101 | Long-Lasting Perfume Oil, Alcohol-Free, Strong Scent, 10ml Roll-On | Affordable Alternative to Designer Fragrances

A great smelling fragrance which I thoroughly enjoy. The scent is fresh, light, above all CLEAN, and soapy smelling. There is a light citrus element, predominently lemon but some lime and a little complexity with some other fruit and floral notes. It is similar to Aventus in that it's fresh, clean smelling with a little fruit. Aventus being a predominently fruity scent, apples, clean as well with pine, jasmine and juniper, and complex because of a medly of vanilla and musk and bergamot and some other scents I can't place. While not an aventus copy, this really is a fantastic cologne especially at this price. I haven't used this delivery method before but the roll on works very well. There is an extremely light carrier oil, and I have not fabric tested this yet, but the essential oils aren't so strong they burn and the oil is so light it absorbs very quickly, though not as fast as alcohol I prefer it being more gentle on skin, and especially in control of application. You can place exactly how much you want, where you want. This is handy, as the scent fades fairly quickly. It lasts 1-4 hours I'd say. Only detectable from up close (~1") after that. The bottle is sturdy and thick, there was enough fluid and the image is after 1 roll down both arms, the bubble shows the thickness of the base and relative size of the bottle. There is a lot of glass on the bottom but not at the cost of liquid so I'm haply with it. The roller doesn't seem the highest quality or sturdiest, but it works surprisingly well. Overall I highly reccomend this. It's a great secret weapon to have on hand when the situation calls for close encounters.

Recently purchased Creed Aventus Impression and Tobacco Vanille Impression, both in the small 10ml roll on to try. My 100ml bottle of original Tom Ford Tobacco Vanille was running low so I was looking to replace and ran into these oils. Because the prices were so low I had to try them and I am so glad I did. The Tobacco Vanille Impression is very close to the original perfume, about 90%. On my skin the Creed Aventus is about 80% of the original. I was very happy and impressed with the Tobacco Vanille Impression oil, the Creed at first not so much. The Creed Aventus is extremely strong shortly after putting it on. On me its starts out like lemon Pinesol then a few minutes later the Pinesol smell goes away and starts to open up. After several hours the scent is a rich smokey pineapple. I cannot remember why I tried layering the two scents (I have never layered any fragrances before) but I am thrilled that I did! I am so thrilled with the results that I just placed a fairly large order of most of the Tom Ford and Creed offerings from Quality Fragrance Oils solely to experiment with layering them. By layering I am referring to applying one scent on top of the other. I tried the Aventus on top of the Tobacco Vanille and reversing the order of the scents. The results were stunning. IMHO layering as I described yielded a way better fragrance then either alone and exactly what I would expect for a niche high end perfume fragrance. I have been using Tom Ford's Tobacco Vanille for about 6 years now and love the fragrance on my skin. The layered version is spectacular! A few observations of the two Impression oil scents: * Incredible deal for the money, higher quality then I expected and lasts at least as long as the original perfumes. * The Aventus oil is super strong, have to use very little or will over power the senses. * Can be used inside a spray bottle without diluting. I am currently using the Tobacco Vanille oil inside an original 100ml Tom Ford spray bottle.

Smells like the real thing. The Aventus does. However the Millesime does not smell like the real thing. I like it but smells like a totally different cologne.

"Impression" is a good term for this, because the word is fairly loose when is comes to describing the the relationship between itself and the fragrance it references. Calling something an "impression" leaves a lot of wiggle room from a practical standpoint because it asserts there's subjectivity involved (it's their "impression" of, not their clone, twin, or copy of...) while at the same time the word carries a connotation of brevity, of a superficial appraisal done only in passing. That's good, because this "impression" smells NOTHING like Aventus to me. Where's the pineapple? Where's the birch? Where's that characteristic smokiness and bright tropical juiciness? The only fruit note I get is lemon, almost pure and unadulterated. So, why the 3 stars? Two reasons: 1. Even though it doesn't smell like Aventus in the least, this fragrance still smells quite good. Like really surprisingly good. Which leads me to point two. 2. While it may not smell like Aventus, it DOES smell like another fragrance...and this other fragrance is a personal fave, and both extremely difficult to find and super pricey because of it. This oil is the SPITTING IMAGE of the original Coach Leatherware for Men (2009), a wonderful bright EdT that was discontinued years ago, and which now can only be found for egregious prices on ebay. It has the same vivid citrus burst on top, followed by the Darjeeling Tea and Petitgrain with a touch of Juniper in the mid, all on the grounding of a sincere oakmoss and super austere patchouli. If you never had a chance to try that Coach classic, you could do much much worse (or pay much much more) than this supposed "impression." This purchase, then, was an unexpected and welcome surprise. Unfortunately, the warm feelings faded just as quickly as the fragrance did, which is to say, extremely quickly. The longevity on the oil is atrocious. Still, at this price, it's worth it to me, even just to open the bottle and smell it now and then. It's nice that the bottle fits in a pocket, because you'll need to reapply it often.

I bought the impression of Aventus by Creed and this stuff is nothing short of amazing....I remember the smell of the real thing and would say that this is probably about 98% accurate, but just a hint sweeter!! the night I got it, I put a dab of it on my neck right before bed just to test it out...I woke up the next morning, had my coffee and worked out a little bit, and I could still smell it on me!!! I wore it the next day to work, which i work in a hospital as a Nurse Technician, and I've gotten countless compliments from both coworkers and patients... I went on the same day and ordered 4 of the Oud Wood by Tom Ford impression!!! You definitely have a permanent customer in me!!! 💪🏾

My review wrapped up in so many words?-You get what you pay for and if it seems like its too good to be true, it almost always is. Like you, i wanted to find a more economic way to attain Aventus and Tobacco Vanille, (after all they're two of the most sought after colognes in the world), but i didn't want to pay the price tag that came with them. I stumbled across these while i was admiring all the different Creed fragrances, trying to find a good deal. After reading all the "positive reviews", (which are most likely either fake or people that are physically incapable of smell), and noticing that the product was rated at almost five stars, i decided to give these a try for the money, because why not? After waiting patiently for a week or so, these fragrances finally showed up at my door and LET ME TELL YOU smelling these fragrances went over about as well as a fart in church. The rollers are cheap and crappy, and the fragrance oil itself smells like someone took cleaning supplies and mixed it with some vegetable oil. While i'll admit, these things smell pretty pungent, that's not necessarily a good thing. because its an oil base as opposed to an alcohol base, these things only smell of one single, horrific note. I knew in the back of my head that it was too good to be true, maybe next time I'll stick with my gut intuition. Basically took these things from the envelope to the trash can within 30 seconds. A nice 15 dollar mistake that I'm hoping i can spare someone else from making.

Not an amazing scent but honestly liked it more than the actual cologne which I bought later.

Mimics Aventus well. I have smelled both and cannot tell a difference. I have had a 4 ounce bottle of this since 2019 and it has finally started to lose its scent due to age. This will be my 3rd time ordering in the past 10 years. There is no need to spend a lot of money to smell good. Quality Fragrance Oils makes a fantastic product.