Aramis Bermuda Tonic for men - Opinios Reviews

Aramis Bermuda Tonic is my best summer fragrance I've ever had in my collection. The lasting power is amazing on my skin and the lime coconut sensation is so unique and well recognized classy and distinct you will certainly be noticed and complimented every time! A winner for me!

After a long days work, you head out to the local seaside patio restaurant, you sit down.. you feel the gentle breeze as it rustles the table umbrellas and dries the sweat on your brow. You sit down.. and you order a nice frosty drink.. one to quench your day long thirst.. stress just fades.. you smell the clean and crispness in the air, a hint of conconut and light fruit accord. The air has a soothing tropical quality, a light blend of all things summer, relaxation.. of a slower pace.. all things wonderful.. you look around to see where this smell is coming from, then you remember..oh yes, it's the Bermuda Tonic!

It is a scientific fact that everyone has unique pheromones that secretes from them and attract the opposite sex. In fact it's the lines between the lines between the lines for some scientists. The theory is that pheromones hold our DNA and smelling a strain of DNA that fills in the missing parts of ours (to create a stronger strain) is the basis behind attraction. (Love is truely blind)

Science aside it appears the lads at Aramis have found the exact scent that I personally emit, exaggerated and bottled it. I know this because the dry down on me effectively is unending and the scent remains well past the Spray on version of me has disappeared.

This isn't witty allegory, it's the truth, I am a walking $36 USD bottle of Perfume.

However, if you experience hot flushes and indescribable primal urges from this scent, we should do the right thing by evolution and arrange a rendezvous.

Yet another amazing aquatic from Aramis. Opens with a punchy booze note which slowly dries into a very dry and almost savoury (in a good way) coconut. About two hours into the journey that coconut remains strong and in place but turns slightly sweeter (but not too sweet) as some subtle mint starts to come through. From there, Bermuda Tonic changes very little - it's actually a very simple and fairly linear scent - but that doesn't matter, because it's so good. Sillage and longevity are pretty good considering it's only supposed to be a light skin scent and, with an RRP of less than 30GBP for 100ml, it remains the cheapest frag in the Aramis range. The one problem with Bermuda Tonic is that, even though it is still available and not discontinued (5 years after it was released - not bad for a limited edition), online prices are starting to get silly (though you can still get it) and almost impossible to find on the high street, where it will be cheaper. If you do happen to stumble on a bottle in a high street shop, then buy it immediately because this will be the next Havana in terms of panic buying.