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A charismatic evolution of the Code DNA, this EDP delivers an addictive blend of spicy mandarin, creamy tonka, and smooth vanilla-amber warmth. A seductive yet versatile signature for the modern man.
Eden's No.131 mirrors the citrus-into-woody-tobacco arc of Armani Black Code fairly faithfully in the opening hour, though the tonka-tobacco base thins out sooner than the original's smoother, more polished dry down.
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Bright citrus and aromatic spices make it lively for spring, while the sweet vanilla-tonka and amber warmth give it strong appeal for cooler autumn and winter evenings. Summer wear is possible but it may feel a touch rich in heat.
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Its fresh spicy opening and moderate projection make it versatile for office or casual use, but the warm, sensual base shines on dates and social evenings. Not ideal for sporty or highly formal black-tie events.
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Similarity Breakdown
How alike these two fragrances smell, scored from their full scent profiles.
Both lean aromatic, warm spicy, sweet
Subtle differences in overall composition
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