Craze Noir vs Spicebomb Extreme
Armaf vs Viktor & Rolf
Viktor & Rolf's Spicebomb Extreme is lavender, cinnamon, saffron, tobacco, vanilla and bourbon. Armaf's Craze Noir is cumin and heliotrope with almond, jasmine and sage over amber and vanilla.
| Craze Noir | Spicebomb Extreme | |
|---|---|---|
| Brand | Armaf | Viktor & Rolf |
| Concentration | EDP | EDP |
| Gender | masculine | masculine |
| Top Notes | cumin, bergamot, heliotrope | — |
| Heart Notes | lavender, almond, jasmine, sage | — |
| Base Notes | amber, vanilla, sandalwood | — |
| Notes | — | lavender, cinnamon, saffron, tobacco, vanilla, bourbon |
| Best Seasons | fall, winter | fall, winter |
Shared Notes (2)
Notes that appear in both fragrances
What Wearers Say
Armaf Craze Noir
One wearer enjoys its soft, slightly powdery, shower-fresh character.
Another wearer likes the citrus opening, spice and lavender, followed by more noticeable almond and vanilla.
One wearer finds the scent merely pleasant and wishes it lasted and projected more.
Another buyer reports that the inner cap separated from its outer cover.
Viktor & Rolf Spicebomb Extreme
One wearer enjoys sweet tobacco and cinnamon wrapped in vanilla.
Another owner finds its changing balance of tobacco, vanilla and cinnamon cozy in autumn and winter.
One buyer finds the cumin-like, kitchen-spice impression overwhelms the vanilla they wanted.
Some wearers wish it projected and lasted longer, while another owner finds its wear strong.
The Verdict
Spicebomb Extreme is our pick for warm spice: lavender, cinnamon and saffron with tobacco, vanilla and bourbon. It's cosy and boozy. Craze Noir shares the lavender and vanilla but takes a stranger route. Cumin, bergamot and heliotrope open it, almond, jasmine and sage follow, and amber and sandalwood finish it. Cumin can smell sweaty to some people, so try Craze Noir before buying.
Armaf Craze Noir