I think the truly independent and artisanal fragrance houses left are family-ran and individually-owned Italian houses and a few English and French ones. Parfums de Nicolai, Ormonde Jayne, Fueguia,, Perris Monte Carlo, Floris London, are what came to mind.
And than they bring out a "Elixir" Version for double the price 🤣🤣🤣 thats the Fragrance circle now ... Strong Edt , gets watered down , New Parfum , gets watered down ... but wait ! Have you heard about the all new and intense Elixir Edition? You will love it ! 50ml for only 599$ ...
my top 5 (in no particular order) Aventus Bois de Portugal Jardin D'Amalfi Original Vetiver Royal oud (Bonus fragrances: Zeste Mandarine/Citrus Bigarade)
Love in Black was my gateway fragrance. I still love it. I have a bottle of Royal Oud, which I love. Royal Princess Oud I just beautiful on me as well.
Creed is my fav house! Aventus is timeless and Viking is great and also love Green Irish tweed and SMW!! Very expensive though and wish they still made the 4oz bottles!!
I own SMW, VIW,GIT, original vetiver, viking, aventus cologne and royal water and for me Millesime imperial is not worth a damn penny, great scent but lasts about 15 minutes tops.
I saw the press release last week and was wondering when you would talk about this! I wouldn’t be surprised if they end up reformulating some of them. I think Creed makes some nice fragrances.
@@ThePerfumeGuy I work for a company that has a fragrance & flavor division so we see many press releases released to industry peers first before making it public.
The absorption of smaller or niche beauty/fragrance houses by huge conglomerates just creates a wash of the beauty/fragrance market. Everything kind of becomes the same and often what makes a brand unique gets lost.
I first tried Aventus in 2010 when it was suggested to me by a sales assistant. He wanted me to try this new fragrance that had just come out. I sprayed it on and it instantly became my favourite creed. Unfortunately, it smells like ammonia to me nowadays and I now prefer Royal Oud and Jardin d’Amalfi the most. Hopefully, this takeover will not result in reformulations.
I was wondering when you were doing this video why I had never heard of any creed fragrances geared towards women are often mentioned. I know that you often mention both men’s and women’s fragrances, however that but at the end when it was said they wish to expand on the women’s fragrances it makes sense. I hope to see more stuff from this house in the future.
@@rachelc142 now that Carmina has such good reviews maybe that’ll spark some better long lasting fragrances from their women’s line. Can’t wait to try a sample!
Hoping that Creed goes back to earlier formulations of Aventus. My favorite batch was 17Y02. Never smelled anything like this and I purchased new bottle in 2022.
LVMH to acquire Armaf soon. But in all seriousness, I think Kering buying Creed is a good thing. If I think of luxury, I think of LVMH, Kering etc, NOT BlackRock.
I am happy that I still own most of my long acquired vintage perfumes, and also that I have a huge collection, which will out-live me. After having to stop purchasing anything new, I have been enjoying what I have. Creed rhymes with Greed. I liked then at one time, until I did not like the cost of them.
Have never been into the Aventus hype, can't deny its success but always preferred Himalaya. Royal Oud is a great choice and i always enjoy Bois De Portugal as a great throwback scent. Most of the brand are easy wears but to me the longevity seems to seems to have reduced.
This acquisition could be a good thing for Creed fans. There's always that possibility that performance may improve. Quality could take a hit, but corporate perfumery tends to have decent longevity, which is an opportunity area for Creed.
Kind of sucks in one way that creed will eventually become total corporate perfumery. I like that they currently don’t crank out new frags every week. But with that said it would be nice to try new offerings even new directions from this house. I’m pretty confident they can keep their creed styling and make new styles of scents. I’d love to see a new oriental from them. I’d even love to see a new amber come from this house. Perhaps something patchouli focused
Don't crank out fragrances a week? They don't even crank out a new fragrance a year lmao the last new fragrance they put out wasn't even new it was a flanker and that was two years ago
I currently only own Aventus but was trying to buy silver mountain water or virgin island water but they were out of stock and never got back to it. Buying a lot of Xerjoff lately. Got a BDK and Wilgermain.
Although I love Creed's fragrances everyone knows they lack in performance. (except my Royal Oud perfotms quite well) Something tells me this acquisition will further this issue. Royal Oud is definitely my favorite ad well.
But that’s subjective. You’re saying a pure, natural product doesn’t last as long as chemical products. Well, that’s a given. But IMO you can’t compare creed to chemical compounds. Two entirely different beasts
I’d say my favorites from the house are Erolfa royal oud Boise du Portugal and royal water . Would love to try green valley. Next on my list from this house will most likely be neroli sauvage haven’t gotten this yet simply because of what I hear about longevity vs price value. Still I like how it smells.
I remember going gaga over Aventus when it first came out. I loved it but I didn’t buy a bottle because it was too masculine for me. In recent years when I’ve smelled it, I didn’t have the same reaction. I don’t know if it’s me and my taste changed or if Aventus is different now.
It’s interesting that Tom Ford, Creed, Parfums de Marly and Initio have all been sold this past year. They all have in common one thing: ridiculously overpriced fragrances. I’m enjoying my $25 Afnan Supremacy in Heaven, a Creed SMW inspired fragrance. I use a few sprays on my hospital scrubs. Crisp, clean, unisex. Afnan dna is smoother than Armaf dna to my nose, although Armaf is usually longer and stronger wearing.
Not feeling too good about it. Creed should have stayed family owned. It’s what made them such a prestigious brand. Seems like prices will go up more and more to recoup all the money they’ve spent on the company.
It's actually too easy to like a Creed perfume.. almost all Creeds generally got that musky airy clean core. Love Himalaya, Erolfa, Tabarome, SMW, S&W, and Royal Oud GIT, Aventus, Royal Water are also nice. Brands like Creed and Ormonde Jayne truly specialize in this style of perfumery.. but retail prices just absurd for that style.. especially Creed 😂
It is possible Frank Sinatra wore Bois du Portugal. There is some evidence he liked lavender scents. But to be clear, he was 72 when it was introduced. I think Creed wanted the association super cool "Rat Pack" Frank of the 60s- not the 70+ Frank. I saw a fraghead get castigated in a Frank Sinatra forum for asking about it. One of the other old Creed "legends" was that Green Irish Tweed was developed for Cray Grant. Grant was in his 80s when GIT premiered, But again- Ihink they wanted the association with the super suave Cary of the 1940s and 1950s.
This whole buying up brands sort of changes the whole concept of what should be constituted as niche… A 2 billion company is not really something to be considered particularly independent either regardless if they also create clothes or not… I also wonder if the gearing towards the Chinese market will spark a similar discussion among frag heads as it has among skin care nerds concerning chinas frivolous use of animal testing on all beauty products imported from other countries that are sold in their country… ?
Great video on this topic, Sebastian! 👍 It will be interesting to see what Kering does with the acquisition, and it will also be interesting to see what other deals may be forthcoming in the luxury fragrance space. I think there will be more deals to follow this one within the next few months.
Definitely pricey but worth it. How do you know if discounter is reputable and selling you authentic Creed Fragrances??? Any suggestions for reputable discounters in the US? Thanks
Wow another one I hadn't gotten around to (affording) buying and now won't. I am not at all interested in corporate perfumery. Guess I'll just stick with niche.
I stopped caring about Creed after they discontinued the 120ml bottles. Current Creed are washed down compared to before. I've bought several used bottles off eBay for a bit more than retail creeds go now. Well worth it for me.
The rumour is that Creed reformulated the Fragrances to lower costs of production. They changed the formular and replace natural ingredients. Just buyed a new bottle of Bois du Portugal and it is true , the scent is completly different from the old bottle. Sad!
As long as Kering Beauté avoids what L'Oreal has done to legacy brands: to not democratize its lines and allow Creed (and Balenciaga!) to continue what they're very good at. Almost every fragrance brand under L'Oreal became a shadow of its former prestige.
They should retro the 4 oz bottles and roll them back out in the lineup with a “vintage formulation” marketing scheme. I think that would do pretty good, despite knowing that they’d charge an incredible tax on them
@@JT-rx1eo yes that’s the whole idea behind “vintage formulation” - I said “scheme” but I agree, there’d have to be no scheme about it and yes the scents would have to at least compare to former formulations and not just be thrown on the bottle
It generally spells disaster when these brands are acquired by big conglomerates... Or maybe it's only Lauder that destroys everything... (Jo Malone and Tom Ford)...
Loreal owns YSL Beauty it is not a license. Probably why Kering is looking for some more marquee brands, to tide them over while they wait for other licensing deals to run out. Get ready for the seige of Creed shoved into every department store worlwide, here we go, a Creed Christmas gift box anyone? Creed reed diffuser? Aventus fan boys will be cryin'.😂😂😂😂😂
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As long as we have Sebastian, we will know what is going on in the perfume world.
I think the truly independent and artisanal fragrance houses left are family-ran and individually-owned Italian houses and a few English and French ones. Parfums de Nicolai, Ormonde Jayne, Fueguia,, Perris Monte Carlo, Floris London, are what came to mind.
Means more watered down frags
😂😂
They're already watered down 😂 I'm never ever touching Creed again. Just gonna savor my 500 ml flacons of aventus and royal oud.
And than they bring out a "Elixir" Version for double the price 🤣🤣🤣 thats the Fragrance circle now ... Strong Edt , gets watered down , New Parfum , gets watered down ... but wait ! Have you heard about the all new and intense Elixir Edition? You will love it ! 50ml for only 599$ ...
I think at this point they'll just put water in their bottles lol
Broke bois
I sampled almost everything from Creed and ended up investing in a 100ml bottle of Royal Oud. That’s definitely the best one they offer today!
@@wutru3142like salty 💩
I have most Creeds. Hopefully this is good news because their newer batches are weak.
Nah, too linear too much pink pepper. Aventus followed by Bois de Portugal.
Royal Oud is amazing, another one that grew on me was Royal Mayfair!
Could not agree with you more. This is the best one they offer by far.
So far still my overall favorite fragrance house. I wore Pure White Cologne yesterday. I have a one ounce bottle of it. Great list!
my top 5 (in no particular order)
Aventus
Bois de Portugal
Jardin D'Amalfi
Original Vetiver
Royal oud
(Bonus fragrances: Zeste Mandarine/Citrus Bigarade)
my top3
is
1 Viking
2 Royal Oud
3 Bois du Portugal
Love in Black was my gateway fragrance. I still love it. I have a bottle of Royal Oud, which I love. Royal Princess Oud I just beautiful on me as well.
Creed lists are always the best
My top 3 are:
1 Royal Oud
2 Aventus
3 Spice & Wood
I've heard Spice & Wood is similar to Royal Oud, is that correct?
@@pablogolcher5836yes, and royal oud is better.
Creed is my fav house! Aventus is timeless and Viking is great and also love Green Irish tweed and SMW!! Very expensive though and wish they still made the 4oz bottles!!
Would prefer if Creed was owned by Creed.
I own SMW, VIW,GIT, original vetiver, viking, aventus cologne and royal water and for me Millesime imperial is not worth a damn penny, great scent but lasts about 15 minutes tops.
I saw the press release last week and was wondering when you would talk about this! I wouldn’t be surprised if they end up reformulating some of them. I think Creed makes some nice fragrances.
Ooh that long ago. A subscriber sent it to me yesterday and I quickly shot a video as I was in the studio. :)
@@ThePerfumeGuy I work for a company that has a fragrance & flavor division so we see many press releases released to industry peers first before making it public.
Creed is basically as strong as Volvic flavoured water these days. Maybe Kering will bring it back to its best.
It will take a while before that happens they have to get rid of all the F-batches first even tho I think the F-batches are good
VIW, PURE WHITE, DIRTY NEROLI ORIGINAL VETIVER ARE SOME OF MY FAVORITE
The absorption of smaller or niche beauty/fragrance houses by huge conglomerates just creates a wash of the beauty/fragrance market. Everything kind of becomes the same and often what makes a brand unique gets lost.
I’m not that big of a fan of Creed but I sniffed Bois du Portugal today and I think I’m sold.
BDP is a great classic
I first tried Aventus in 2010 when it was suggested to me by a sales assistant. He wanted me to try this new fragrance that had just come out. I sprayed it on and it instantly became my favourite creed. Unfortunately, it smells like ammonia to me nowadays and I now prefer Royal Oud and Jardin d’Amalfi the most.
Hopefully, this takeover will not result in reformulations.
Thank you for the Creed review! Yes, I did read the book.
For me Vetiver Geranium is No.1. The scent smells youthful, airy effervescent, elegant!
I was wondering when you were doing this video why I had never heard of any creed fragrances geared towards women are often mentioned. I know that you often mention both men’s and women’s fragrances, however that but at the end when it was said they wish to expand on the women’s fragrances it makes sense. I hope to see more stuff from this house in the future.
Their women’s line are so weak! I couldn’t find anything I like.
@@rachelc142 now that Carmina has such good reviews maybe that’ll spark some better long lasting fragrances from their women’s line. Can’t wait to try a sample!
Hoping that Creed goes back to earlier formulations of Aventus. My favorite batch was 17Y02. Never smelled anything like this and I purchased new bottle in 2022.
Where?
Spice & wood is by far my fave Creed fragrance
It's a good one for sure. Top 2! But way overpriced!
LVMH to acquire Armaf soon. But in all seriousness, I think Kering buying Creed is a good thing. If I think of luxury, I think of LVMH, Kering etc, NOT BlackRock.
What kind of camera do you use? It’s great.
Sebastian, ever try Cypres Musc? It is my favorite Creed! Beautiful cypress and oakmoss!
I am happy that I still own most of my long acquired vintage perfumes, and also that I have a huge collection, which will out-live me. After having to stop purchasing anything new, I have been enjoying what I have. Creed rhymes with Greed. I liked then at one time, until I did not like the cost of them.
Royal Oud........my fav too
Have never been into the Aventus hype, can't deny its success but always preferred Himalaya. Royal Oud is a great choice and i always enjoy Bois De Portugal as a great throwback scent. Most of the brand are easy wears but to me the longevity seems to seems to have reduced.
This acquisition could be a good thing for Creed fans. There's always that possibility that performance may improve. Quality could take a hit, but corporate perfumery tends to have decent longevity, which is an opportunity area for Creed.
Yeah, but there's also a possibility that they might get even worse.
I just ordered the Viking 100 ml from Creed directly
Kind of sucks in one way that creed will eventually become total corporate perfumery. I like that they currently don’t crank out new frags every week. But with that said it would be nice to try new offerings even new directions from this house. I’m pretty confident they can keep their creed styling and make new styles of scents. I’d love to see a new oriental from them. I’d even love to see a new amber come from this house. Perhaps something patchouli focused
Every batch they crank out is a new fragrance as they dont seem to know how to get consistency in their formulations ! 😅
Don't crank out fragrances a week? They don't even crank out a new fragrance a year lmao the last new fragrance they put out wasn't even new it was a flanker and that was two years ago
They won't. Because Olivier Creed doesn't know how to make a dang perfume, and his son is more interested in sportscars lol.
I’m pretty exciting about their home fragrance line.
I currently only own Aventus but was trying to buy silver mountain water or virgin island water but they were out of stock and never got back to it. Buying a lot of Xerjoff lately. Got a BDK and Wilgermain.
Aventus Absolu ... coming in November
Aventus EDP, EXTRAIT, ELIXIR, ABSOLU is the next flanker
@@ThePerfumeGuy it's all happening
Source??😅
Although I love Creed's fragrances everyone knows they lack in performance. (except my Royal Oud perfotms quite well) Something tells me this acquisition will further this issue. Royal Oud is definitely my favorite ad well.
Aventus cologne performes 8h easily
But that’s subjective. You’re saying a pure, natural product doesn’t last as long as chemical products. Well, that’s a given. But IMO you can’t compare creed to chemical compounds. Two entirely different beasts
I’d say my favorites from the house are Erolfa royal oud Boise du Portugal and royal water . Would love to try green valley. Next on my list from this house will most likely be neroli sauvage haven’t gotten this yet simply because of what I hear about longevity vs price value. Still I like how it smells.
Yea I have a bottle of Neroli Sauvage and it doesn't perform very well. Scent is OK. Not my favorite Neroli.
James Gandolfini wores Bois Du Portugal :)
Definitely not Frank Sinatra but Italian! LOL!
Hopefully they'll start making creeds fragrances, last longer than 3 to 4hours with the prices they're asking.
My favorite Creed is Royal Princess Oud ❤❤❤❤
All of my Creed fragrances have gone bad on me except for one, which is the feminine fragrance of Fleurissimo and I also have a back-up bottle of it.
How did they go bad? Did you have them in too much heat or light or they just got old?
Viw have new notes! Coconut,coconut,bergamot,lemon,jasmin,white musk😊
Aventus sold $28M last year alone making it the #1 high end fragrance in the world creed sold 270M in 2023 creed just never fall off.
So, if Creed was originally created as a tailoring house, why is it regarded as a niche fragrance brand as opposed to designer?
It’s a fake backstory, as is the whole history of the brand. There was no Creed before 1975.
@@gregorystanton6150The contention is there was no FRAGRANCE house of Creed before the 1970's. There was a sartorial house of Creed.
Not bothered if the return the juice back to 11Z01
Silver Mountain Water is the only creed I’ll keep in my collection
Word on the street is they are developing a Creed “Aventus Absolu”. No idea if true.
It was 😂
I love my Creed Aventus For Her❤
I have an Luxry ETF in my Portfolio with LVMH, Hermes, Kering Prada and so on ...
Need Royal oud & Aventus cologne asap! Been trying to find a good batch of the 10th anniversary Aventus
I remember going gaga over Aventus when it first came out. I loved it but I didn’t buy a bottle because it was too masculine for me. In recent years when I’ve smelled it, I didn’t have the same reaction. I don’t know if it’s me and my taste changed or if Aventus is different now.
It's different for sure. Anything after 2017 is garbage imo.
It’s still good, I’ve been wearing it 11 years. Still can’t find anything better. Still get tons of compliments.
Great job
Hopefully that will alleviate the batch variations and maybe stronger(?) (hopefully)
It’s interesting that Tom Ford, Creed, Parfums de Marly and Initio have all been sold this past year. They all have in common one thing: ridiculously overpriced fragrances. I’m enjoying my $25 Afnan Supremacy in Heaven, a Creed SMW inspired fragrance. I use a few sprays on my hospital scrubs. Crisp, clean, unisex. Afnan dna is smoother than Armaf dna to my nose, although Armaf is usually longer and stronger wearing.
Only the Tom Ford clothing division was sold - Estée Lauder have always owned Tom Ford Beauty since day one.
GIT and Spice and Wood. The earlier formulations. Current creeds are watered down and not worth the ridiculous prices.
Erolfa didn’t make the cut?
Top notch review Sebastian, looks and smells promising , btw Royal oud is fab🍀✨🍒🍒🍒
I bought royal oud here in France, 120 $ it was a tester but good deal (100ml)
That's a good deal. Love that one.
Royal oud is my all time favorite fragrance
Hopefully they will make their fragrances alittle stronger
Not feeling too good about it. Creed should have stayed family owned. It’s what made them such a prestigious brand. Seems like prices will go up more and more to recoup all the money they’ve spent on the company.
Prices went up under Creed and the juice became weaker.
I'm happy about it
Is that Le Male Elixir next to Scantal and Boucheron box?
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It's actually too easy to like a Creed perfume.. almost all Creeds generally got that musky airy clean core.
Love Himalaya, Erolfa, Tabarome, SMW, S&W, and Royal Oud
GIT, Aventus, Royal Water are also nice.
Brands like Creed and Ormonde Jayne truly specialize in this style of perfumery.. but retail prices just absurd for that style.. especially Creed 😂
It is possible Frank Sinatra wore Bois du Portugal. There is some evidence he liked lavender scents. But to be clear, he was 72 when it was introduced. I think Creed wanted the association super cool "Rat Pack" Frank of the 60s- not the 70+ Frank. I saw a fraghead get castigated in a Frank Sinatra forum for asking about it. One of the other old Creed "legends" was that Green Irish Tweed was developed for Cray Grant. Grant was in his 80s when GIT premiered, But again- Ihink they wanted the association with the super suave Cary of the 1940s and 1950s.
Love in White was my intro into Creed and is my favorite. Adventus for her was a no for me but I still like the brand overall.
This whole buying up brands sort of changes the whole concept of what should be constituted as niche… A 2 billion company is not really something to be considered particularly independent either regardless if they also create clothes or not… I also wonder if the gearing towards the Chinese market will spark a similar discussion among frag heads as it has among skin care nerds concerning chinas frivolous use of animal testing on all beauty products imported from other countries that are sold in their country… ?
Great video on this topic, Sebastian! 👍 It will be interesting to see what Kering does with the acquisition, and it will also be interesting to see what other deals may be forthcoming in the luxury fragrance space. I think there will be more deals to follow this one within the next few months.
Creed never lies. They're just truth challenged.
it's true that kering owns gucci, bottega veneta, balenciaga. but the perfumes for those companies are made by coty and not kering.
Definitely pricey but worth it. How do you know if discounter is reputable and selling you authentic Creed Fragrances??? Any suggestions for reputable discounters in the US? Thanks
I trust certain discounters! :)
All I needed to hear was “Blackrock”
Wow another one I hadn't gotten around to (affording) buying and now won't. I am not at all interested in corporate perfumery. Guess I'll just stick with niche.
acquisitions are always a worry. hopefully they don't mess with the fragrances too much.
Trust me they will never be the same
Messing with them might actually help creed in this case lmao
Silver mountain water is garbo. Bois du Portugal rules
Next step would be to use Creed resources to produce Demna Gvasalia's Balenciaga perfume, as well as new Bottega Veneta and Alexander McQueen.
This is possibly why there has been a overflow of Creed testers. I’ve picked up so many for under $200. Even the F000 batches.
I also bought super cheap tester.
😢 Erolfa ?
What is The Ghost Perfumer about?
Royal Oud is my favorite too but it should have been named royal Cedar. I don’t smell any Oud in it.
I agree. It's a cedar bomb. I love it.
The one fragrance I'm missing is Royal Mayfair. I enjoy the combination of eucalyptus and rose.
Discontinued. Plus Windsor which I mentioned a couple of times became Royal Mayfair! :)
Do you like the smell of mothballs?
@@ThePerfumeGuy Ah, I didn't know Royal Mayfair was discontinued. Luckily I have two bottles.
@@JT-rx1eo Apparently😉
I stopped caring about Creed after they discontinued the 120ml bottles. Current Creed are washed down compared to before.
I've bought several used bottles off eBay for a bit more than retail creeds go now. Well worth it for me.
The rumour is that Creed reformulated the Fragrances to lower costs of production. They changed the formular and replace natural ingredients. Just buyed a new bottle of Bois du Portugal and it is true , the scent is completly different from the old bottle. Sad!
Its a rumor, its real. Ifra abolished some chemicals and Naturals. The refomulations are for all the perfume, but the watering down Is not 😏
As long as Kering Beauté avoids what L'Oreal has done to legacy brands: to not democratize its lines and allow Creed (and Balenciaga!) to continue what they're very good at. Almost every fragrance brand under L'Oreal became a shadow of its former prestige.
Yes
Explains why things have gone down hill!
I am so happy that Creed is French again!😁
Millesime Imperial 💪💪💪
They should retro the 4 oz bottles and roll them back out in the lineup with a “vintage formulation” marketing scheme. I think that would do pretty good, despite knowing that they’d charge an incredible tax on them
Yes but the scents themselves would have to equal their vintage counterparts in order to make the campaign successful.
@@JT-rx1eo yes that’s the whole idea behind “vintage formulation” - I said “scheme” but I agree, there’d have to be no scheme about it and yes the scents would have to at least compare to former formulations and not just be thrown on the bottle
Anybody know if Aventus uses real oakmoss?
Oh boy, can't wait for more Creed Aventus drama.
God I LOVED Cool Water in the 90s. 😂
I just heard while i was at work
Aventus is overly popular, but it’s still the best…..
I hope Creed can return to their roots of making beautiful fragrances in the 1990's. I do love Creed and would love for them to go non IFRA. 😂😊
Oh yes, would be cool!!
One that is under the radar that I enjoy is Vanisia. Targeted towards Women, but very unisex.
They would go out of business of they went none ifra
@@daniell5740would they? Ifra is bs advisory organization not a lawmaker
It generally spells disaster when these brands are acquired by big conglomerates... Or maybe it's only Lauder that destroys everything... (Jo Malone and Tom Ford)...
Is creed completely owned by kering, or just a mother company ? . I mean is creed sold completely ?
Yes sold Kering bought it. The sale is finaly by the end of the year.
Good ridence to BlackRock!! Slime ball company in much better hands
Loreal owns YSL Beauty it is not a license. Probably why Kering is looking for some more marquee brands, to tide them over while they wait for other licensing deals to run out. Get ready for the seige of Creed shoved into every department store worlwide, here we go, a Creed Christmas gift box anyone? Creed reed diffuser? Aventus fan boys will be cryin'.😂😂😂😂😂
@uberglamazon lol!
Does black rock own everything??
Yes but will not longer be owned by them once the sale is final.
If they can come with better performence it would be awesome
Expanding into the female fragrances and home fragrances? I just smelled the five new room sprays by Creed. They are okay.