Bucephalus No. X vs Layton
Armaf vs Parfums de Marly
Bucephalus No. X pairs citrus and ginger with aromatic spices, leather and a resinous woody base. Layton pairs apple, bergamot and cardamom with lavender and florals, over patchouli, vanilla, guaiacwood and praline. Compare citrus, spice and resins with fruit and sweet aromatic woods.
| Bucephalus No. X | Layton | |
|---|---|---|
| Brand | Armaf | Parfums de Marly |
| Concentration | EDP | EDP |
| Gender | masculine | masculine |
| Top Notes | bergamot, ginger, grapefruit, pepper | apple, bergamot, cardamom |
| Heart Notes | geranium, lavender, cinnamon, leather, apple | lavender, violet, geranium |
| Base Notes | cedarwood, myrrh, vetiver, patchouli, labdanum | patchouli, vanilla, guaiacwood, praline |
| Best Seasons | fall, winter, spring | fall, winter, spring |
Shared Notes (5)
Notes that appear in both fragrances
What People Say
Armaf Bucephalus No. X
One wearer likes its progression from sweet freshness into a smooth, creamy drydown.
Another owner enjoys its creamy citrus and aromatic character.
One buyer finds the fruity balance pleasant but is disappointed by the projection and wear time.
An owner of several Bucephalus fragrances finds the atomizers weak.
Parfums de Marly Layton
One wearer enjoys its smooth balance of spice and fruity sweetness.
Another owner likes creamy cardamom, fresh apple and lavender over warm vanilla.
Some wearers find it sweeter than they want.
Some wearers dislike the vapor-rub-like opening, although one finds the sweeter drydown more enjoyable.
The Verdict
Try Bucephalus No. X if citrus, aromatic spice and creamy woody impressions appeal. One wearer enjoys its smooth drydown, while another wants more lasting projection. Try Layton if apple, cardamom, lavender and vanilla appeal. Some wearers love its fruity sweetness; others find it excessive or dislike the medicinal opening. Compare the scent on skin through the drydown before choosing.
Armaf Bucephalus No. X
Parfums de Marly Layton