First off, lemme just say, Aventus. *Aventus*. That stuff is like the Rolex of cologne, right? Everyone and their grandma knows it’s expensive. And for good reason, some will say. Others? Well, they just think it’s massively overhyped and overpriced. I kinda lean towards the latter myself, but hey, to each their own.
So, where to find the *cheap* stuff? Well, the article snippets give us a few clues, though they’re kinda all over the place, tbh.
FragranceNet.com supposedly has discounted prices. Sounds promising, right? Gotta check it out, but “discounted” Aventus is still probably gonna cost ya a pretty penny. Don’t expect to find it for, like, five bucks, ya know?
Then there’s the whole size thing. The smaller the bottle, the less you pay, duh. 8ml? 30ml? Obvs those are gonna be cheaper than the massive 490ml jug you could practically bathe in (if you had the dough, that is). But consider this: is it *really* cheaper in the long run? That tiny bottle will be gone in, like, a week. Maybe biting the bullet on a bigger one is actually the smarter move, even if it hurts the wallet upfront. Think about it.
Perfume Direct claims to have the “cheapest prices online.” Bold claim! Gotta be skeptical, but worth a look. Free delivery over £50? Not bad.
And then there’s that bit about the “lowest price for Creed Aventus EdP 3.4 fl oz is $179.99.” Among 22 stores! Okay, that’s…still expensive. Like, really expensive. But *relatively* cheap, I guess? Relative to, like, a solid gold toilet seat. But seriously, almost two hundred bucks for cologne? My wallet is weeping.
But wait! There’s also that “Creed Aventus for Men Premium Impression by Musk & Hustle | No. 24.” This is where things get interesting. Basically, it’s a clone! A dupe! A… well, a fragrance pretending to be Aventus. And here’s the truth: some of these clones are actually pretty darn good. They won’t be *exactly* the same, of course. But they might get you close enough for a fraction of the price. I’ve tried a few myself. Some are… questionable. Others? Surprisingly decent! This could be your “cheapest Aventus” solution, if you’re willing to compromise on the brand name and maybe the longevity (how long the scent lasts).
