Gucci Guilty Eau Pour Homme

16 reseñas

Mostrando las más recientes primero.

• beto_ruiz

  March 13, 2016

  

  I wasn’t going to try Gucci Guilty Eau, but I caved to the salespeople’s insistence :). It follows the same line as the original and Intense: starts citrusy with a spicy touch (not sure if pepper or cilantro), very fresh. Then comes the floral phase with jasmine and dries down to patchouli, musk, amber, and a mentholated hint. I don’t notice much difference from the other versions; if you already own one, there’s no need to buy this. It’s super versatile, works day or night, any season, and for any age.

• Diegos

  May 1, 2017

  

  The Guilty scent has become so vulgarized that it went from captivating me to just a simple like; luckily, I didn’t buy it. There are fragrances at Zara that are identical and even last longer. I wouldn’t recommend it at all.

• Diegos

  May 16, 2017

  

  The scent of Guilty has become so common that it went from being a favorite to just ‘worth it.’ Luckily, I didn’t buy it; there are identical options at Zara that smell better and last longer. I wouldn’t recommend it.

• MarcusRS

  June 10, 2017

  

  I’ve been head over heels for the iris root for 3 years—that rough, citrus-sweet, and vegetal blend. Gucci Guilty Eau isn’t a direct ode like the Tommy 2005 Summer version, but it integrates the citrus notes brilliantly; the iris root gives it that perfect finishing touch, just as beto_ruiz said. The opening is a nervous, tonic, and energetic explosion of spiced citrus, until the buzz fades (about 2 hours, total 6), and then the soul of the mother fragrance emerges. I was surprised by its versatility and performance; it’s a safe bet for something fresh and elegant for any occasion, especially from spring to autumn, with a laid-back vibe that stands out from the crowd. The development has three phases: a nice citrus-woody middle and a dry-down in sweet wood from the base formula. Totally recommended for its great versatility.

• MarcusRS

  June 24, 2017

  

  I’ve been loving the iris root note for three years: sharp, citrus-sweet, and vegetal. Gucci Guilty Eau, while not an ode to the note like Tommy’s 2005 Summer version, integrates the citrus notes perfectly, where the iris root adds a special touch, just as @beto_ruiz correctly noted. The opening is a spicy, nervous, tonic, and energetic citrus; this proposal could even be called Gucci Guilty Energy due to its vigor. Once the tonic vibration fades (about 2 hours, totaling around 6 hours), the impressions of its mother emerge: enough elements to know that the citrus composition that crowns it is present. Gucci Guilty Eau surprised me with its performance and versatility; very good. I think it’s a safe bet if you want a fresh, elegant fragrance for any occasion, especially from spring to autumn, where its citrus contribution escapes the trend, delivering a laid-back yet elegant vibe. The energetic citrus torrent develops in three phases: in the middle, there’s a beautiful play of woody citrus accords that land at 6 hours in a dry base of sweet wood, which comes from its mother fragrance’s base formula. Recommended for its great versatility.

• Dorian

  December 28, 2017

  

  It reminds me of Dior Homme Eau for Men. I prefer the latter, though; it’s more elegant and has better longevity.

• jerry7474

  December 20, 2018

  

  Howdy! Honestly, this fragrance dazzles with its character. It projects elegantly and invites you closer. It’s bold yet cautious, not too aggressive or spectacular; it usually asserts itself and creates that attraction effect. I loved its personality, which shows distinction and luxury. It’s not a cheap scent, but it’s absolutely worth every penny.

• Tlakochkalkatl

  April 9, 2019

  

  I really want to get this perfume; it seems like a good option for the office and reminds me a bit of Zegna.

• drakecito

  April 24, 2020

  

  I liked it. Honestly, the original Guilty isn’t half bad anymore, and this Eau follows the same path, just as @beto_ruiz said. This one is a bit sweeter and less bitter, probably due to the ‘Snowberry’ note, heh. It’s also slightly lighter. Think of it as a sweeter, lighter, and more polished version of the original. Mixed with the citrus, that sweet note feels a bit forced and artificial, but come on, nothing that clashes these days. Interestingly, both this and the original last quite well for me, which isn’t usual. Not a bomb, it lasts about 6-7 hours, but smells great for at least two hours while wearing it. Anyway, it was pleasant and has a minimum of presence for my nose.

• LoboNegro1

  June 30, 2021

  

  This is the classic ‘date night’ scent you keep in the closet. It opens with a powerful, unpretentious citrus, but after 30 minutes, it shifts: sweet white flowers with a musky base that, over time, loses the sweetness and amps up the musk. It’s not a scent that marks territory; it’s soft, private, inviting you to get closer and maybe taste it. The trail is short, right on my extended arm, but it calls to you. For me, it’s a winning card for dates, totally unisex (looks just as good on a sexy girl as on a guy). Although it doesn’t fully captivate me or make a huge impact, it does what it does excellently. Recommended for seducing, going out to charm, and getting tangled in the sheets.

• LoboNegro1

  July 3, 2021

  

  This is the classic fragrance for dates, the one you save for special occasions. It opens with a strong, unremarkable citrus. After 30 minutes, it shifts to sweet white flowers and a musky base that gains strength over time. It’s not potent or loud; it’s soft and intimate, inviting you to get closer and maybe even taste it. The sillage is like an arm’s length away. For me, it’s a winning card, totally unisex: I see it on a sexy girl or a guy in the same spot. While it doesn’t completely enchant me or blow me away, it excels at what it shows. Totally recommended for seduction and looking your best.

• Krix

  November 30, 2022

  

  My husband owns this perfume, and it smells delicious. I like the scent; it feels elegant and sophisticated to me, so here’s the deal, guys: to conquer the girls, this or the Ray McQueen are the best options.

• Krix

  December 2, 2022

  

  My husband wears this, and it smells amazing. It feels elegant and sophisticated, so guys, if you want to impress the ladies: go for this or the McQueen Ray.

• Gentil vagabond

  April 28, 2023

  

  First Gucci fragrance I’ve bought… what a delight. An unusual, distinctive scent that leaves a mark thanks to its elegance and that sophisticated touch that earns so many compliments. It’s a shame they’re no longer selling it when I returned. If you can get your hands on it, highly recommended.

• aduartes

  June 4, 2023

  

  Just pulled a 2016 batch; it projects like luxury. It lasts longer and has more presence than Zara’s Man Silver, which is about 90% identical, but this Gucci version is spicier. I’ve truly fallen in love.

• Gary OM

  January 29, 2026

  

  It’s a gem: the longevity and sillage caught me off guard. A fresh, classic scent that screams luxury and class, perfect for the refined gentleman. Opens citrusy and settles into patchouli, ideal for any weather. It reminds me a bit of CK One at first, but then each scent takes its own path. 100% recommended.