Legesi vs Allure Homme Sport
Armaf vs Chanel
Chanel's Allure Homme Sport EDT is mandarin, cedar, tonka and white musk. Armaf's Legesi is lavender, rosemary and sage over sandalwood and oakmoss.
| Legesi | Allure Homme Sport | |
|---|---|---|
| Brand | Armaf | Chanel |
| Concentration | EDP | EDT |
| Gender | masculine | masculine |
| Top Notes | lavender, rosemary, petitgrain | — |
| Heart Notes | rose, jasmine, galbanum, sage | — |
| Base Notes | sandalwood, musk, cedar, oakmoss | — |
| Notes | — | mandarin orange, cedar, tonka bean, white musk |
| Best Seasons | spring, summer, fall | spring, summer, fall |
Shared Notes (1)
Notes that appear in both fragrances
What Wearers Say
Armaf Legesi
Some wearers enjoy its clean, soapy barbershop character.
One wearer particularly likes the lavender and herbs against sandalwood and oakmoss.
Some owners find the hinged cap awkward to use.
One wearer finds the opening too sharp; another wants more lasting projection.
Chanel Allure Homme Sport
Some wearers enjoy the move from fresh citrus into a creamy, woody finish.
One owner likes its orange-and-tonka character for warm days.
Some wearers want more staying power, although another owner reports strong wear.
One wearer finds the drydown too powdery and creamy.
The Verdict
Allure Homme Sport is our pick for a clean, easy citrus scent: mandarin and cedar over tonka and white musk. Legesi is a different style, a herbal fougère. Lavender, rosemary and petitgrain open it, rose, jasmine, galbanum and sage follow, and sandalwood, cedar and oakmoss finish it. It's more barbershop than gym bag. Choose it if you like aromatic herbs.
Armaf Legesi