they're so kind to allow us commoners to buy their fragrances! I'm so excited about this antique technique, what was its name again? Infusion? REVEALING
Due to a lack of traceable historical evidence, there has been some skepticism on the authenticity of Creed's historical background. As shown by collectors and historians, no Creed perfume existing before 1975 has been found
@@messagedeleted3526 no, creed was only ever known for tailoring way back in the day then clothing and other things. their history was never fragrances.
@@rippedup4546 The question is: Who SELLS fragrances by the history of the fragrances? ;) It's about the same reason that the Air Jordan that was used by Michael Jordan is thousand fold the price of a Air Jordan ;) People who pay more for Creed wants to brags the storytelling that they use the fragrance of the royalty
I bought a 50ml yesterday and am wearing it today. I enjoy it and am very happy with my purchase. I was able to get it for $220 on the grey market. It was being sold here for retail at $350!
I love collecting Creed fragrances. Mingling within the Aventus Lounge is really fun, discussing different batch variations, note depth, and longevity. They're expensive, so buying decants is a good option, and one many dabble in.
Hahaha, the BS marketing spew they have. Blatant BS. Creed started in England, not France. And they started with making leather products. There is no proof that can be found online of them having made any fragrances (as in.. actual fragrances in liquid form to be applied to skin) prior to ~1970. Sure, they make some good stuff. But don't believe the marketing, it's a lie. :)
The reason that Creed Scents are rare and difficult to find pre-1970’s is because Creed made fragrances BESPOKE. They did not make fragrances to the public. This is why when Creed release one of the old VAULTED Private Scents, its a huge deal!!
Netrammac Mac they're really not at the top, besides aventus everything else they have doesn't sell all that much. They created the story to try and give their brand credibility when they first started and now that they're established they can't really go back and say they made that stuff up.
She's interrupting him too much instead of letting him finish! I'd much rather see a 10 minutes complete interview than 5 mins of nonsensical wagon jumping.
Lol she is rotating the cap trying to open😂😂😂😂
they're so kind to allow us commoners to buy their fragrances! I'm so excited about this antique technique, what was its name again? Infusion? REVEALING
LOL - Maybe one day creed will make a scent for u marco polo
Due to a lack of traceable historical evidence, there has been some skepticism on the authenticity of Creed's historical background. As shown by collectors and historians, no Creed perfume existing before 1975 has been found
yep...
Could have been rebranded.
@@messagedeleted3526 no, creed was only ever known for tailoring way back in the day then clothing and other things. their history was never fragrances.
Somehow it should be illegal to spread fake marketing arguments.
In France they can be taken to court for as we call it « Lying Ads »
@@averoes4029 interesting 🧐 I’ve definitely seen a few dropshipping brands doing that
Armaf Club de Nuit intense EdP...
Bro this guy is saying a bunch of nothing
Spot on ! Worse than a politician. 5 minutes of just drivel.
Lolololololol
For the price they charge they still use the cheapest cap I’ve ever seen.
It feels premium and has a nice weight to it. You're judging by the lady twisting it then pulling instead of just pulling smh
Many colognes have super cheap caps, I hate it.
That cringe
Marketing can make you believe your parents actually came from the moon in spaceships made from cheese!
It can also make people believe that a disease with a 99.999% survival rate is a pandemic
All he says about supposed historical fragrances is totally untrue, its All Marketing
Who buys fragrances for the history of the fragrances?
@@rippedup4546 The question is:
Who SELLS fragrances by the history of the fragrances? ;)
It's about the same reason that the Air Jordan that was used by Michael Jordan is thousand fold the price of a Air Jordan ;)
People who pay more for Creed wants to brags the storytelling that they use the fragrance of the royalty
@@SamuelNasta People still like how Jordan's look and you don't smell shoes. At least you shouldn't. ;) Fragrances have an aroma of course.
when she twisted the pull cap and it made a screetching noise... LOLOLOL he was like stoppp showing our cheap cap!
3 years in making what ? A slight floral version of Aventus ? The most overpriced fragrance in the market. What bunch of empty marketing words
Word of the day: Exquisite
I just bought 50ml Creed Aventus and I am very excited if I am going to like the King
I bought a 50ml yesterday and am wearing it today. I enjoy it and am very happy with my purchase. I was able to get it for $220 on the grey market. It was being sold here for retail at $350!
I love collecting Creed fragrances. Mingling within the Aventus Lounge is really fun, discussing different batch variations, note depth, and longevity. They're expensive, so buying decants is a good option, and one many dabble in.
She knew the perfume was exquisite before the sprayer completly disperesed the juice on her skin. Oh the power of marketing.
It's good conversation
Do we need to buy W40 for that cap?
This perfume creates rust, W40 is a resolution now!!! 😁😁 😂😂
There are a few Creed frags I really like, but the BS they insist on perpetuating is really annoying.
This guy spend more time advertising the one fragrance then answering questions
Hahaha, the BS marketing spew they have. Blatant BS. Creed started in England, not France. And they started with making leather products. There is no proof that can be found online of them having made any fragrances (as in.. actual fragrances in liquid form to be applied to skin) prior to ~1970. Sure, they make some good stuff. But don't believe the marketing, it's a lie. :)
The reason that Creed Scents are rare and difficult to find pre-1970’s is because Creed made fragrances BESPOKE. They did not make fragrances to the public. This is why when Creed release one of the old VAULTED Private Scents, its a huge deal!!
LUIS CAVALLO i would love any proof at all of them making fragrances before the 70s.
@@mikeyle119 me too but do they really need to lie? They're at the top the food chain
Netrammac Mac they're really not at the top, besides aventus everything else they have doesn't sell all that much. They created the story to try and give their brand credibility when they first started and now that they're established they can't really go back and say they made that stuff up.
Very nice
This is a wonderful interview.
Super
Nice video
This dude looks like Ted Bundy.
Josip he sure do😂😂😂😂
It’s Steven buying all dem perfumes
This comment section is really closed minded
Peasants
Was it necessary for her to be so loud and aggressive? My goodness!
cool
for the price they charge, the perfume cap shouldn't be squeaking and the guy should wear long socks
also, his socks should match the color of his pants.
Exactly
She's interrupting him too much instead of letting him finish! I'd much rather see a 10 minutes complete interview than 5 mins of nonsensical wagon jumping.
my ❤️ aventus
Aventus and virgin island water.
Well, that was painful.
Marketing and exclusivity=$$$
It bugs me how she interups him constantly
Creed is entry level to niche/luxury brand fragrances.
Anything with plastic on a very expensive fragrance is off-putting to people.
Creed ohh specially Aventus🏆 ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
❤❤❤
Show me a Creed bottle predating 1950...you won’t find one. Because it’s BS. That said, I do like their fragrances.
How a Luxury Perfume Is Brought to Market? USD BP EURO and every other currency brings IT ....
Nice
Very nice
जय श्री श्याम
oh ughttttttttt
What are some of the ingrédients?
>> We are inspired by powerful women gone back in the history & blah blah.... Where is the brand authenticity? 🤣
Clones are cheaper and as good if not better
where I can get wholesale price for armaf im talking about french manufacturers
"Mostly natural" this interview is full of lies
More like a 500 dollar bottle for her lol
Creed and Creed tweed are some of the worst smelling colognes I've ever smelled.
So much BS from the House of Creed and people buy into it.
4:00 cringe cringe cringe cringe help please
That sound,,, Lol
Nice
Nice