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Aramis · Sold as masculine
Intuition Intense
The quiet decisiveness of an office meeting room, where crisp notes of juniper and pepper meet the subtle warmth of leather upholstery.
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Intuition IntenseMid-range · $40–100How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Intuition Intense by Aramis, launched in 2026, is a modern take on the classic masculine scent that has long defined the brand. The composition opens with a fresh spicy accord of juniper berry and black pepper, creating an immediate sense of invigoration. This gives way to a heart of lavender and orris, offering a blend of floral and aromatic warmth. The base notes of leather, oak, and vanilla create a rich, warm foundation that carries the fragrance throughout the day.
This fragrance has a strong opening that fades to a warm base, so apply two sprays initially. The spicy top notes are bright but dissipate quickly, while the woody and leathery base lasts for hours. Best worn during cooler weather when its richness can shine.
Fig. 01 — Intuition Intense, Aramis
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