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For Him Vetiver Musc
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For Him Vetiver Musc by Narciso Rodriguez is a men's fragrance from the olfactory family. Launched in 2024, the nose behind this creation is Mathilde Bijaoui. The top notes are cypress, cardamom, and nutmeg; the heart notes are musk, bourbon geranium, red algae, lavender, and incense; and the base notes are vetiver, patchouli, and cedar.
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Pleasant aroma, made to not bother anyone. But it lacked intensity: used to powerful green vetivers, this fell short for me. I was led astray by the name and it didn’t meet my expectations.
Delivers on its promise: a soapy musk with vetiver that smells clean and is very well blended, as both notes work in tandem. Curiously, I wrote about Tom Ford Grey Vetiver yesterday, which is a soapy vetiver, and today I found this vetiver soap. I notice the vetiver has a good dose of menthol without being prominent or annoying; it provides a freshness that complements well, and unlike citrus, which would make it smell like cologne, it maintains the soapy/deodorant category. I’ve always felt Narciso Rodríguez tries more than to perfume—he aims to offer a clean smell. This musk, the house’s signature, is one of the best ways to achieve that, especially in the men’s line. I haven’t tried the For Him Grays, but I know Bleu Noir well, and I believe this Vetiver Musk takes a step forward toward the house’s artistic goal. Cheers.
It’s not bad, though it smells like other fragrances, which is becoming common without any real innovation. The longevity is great, but the projection is very weak; it should perform better in summer since it has a sweet touch. It reminded me of YSL Intense, Givenchy EDT Intense, and Dunhill Icon Noir. It’s not a bad scent, but since I already own some of those, it feels redundant.
Clone of Afnan Highness VI (2021), but with worse performance.
Delivers exactly what it promises: a soapy musk with vetiver that smells clean and very pleasant. The blend is fantastic, everything is in perfect harmony. Interestingly, I reviewed Tom Ford Grey Vetiver (a soapy vetiver) yesterday, and today I stumbled upon this vetiver soap. The vetiver carries a good dose of menthol—it doesn’t overpower or stand out, but it’s a hit that adds freshness without veering into cologne territory, staying firmly in the soapy/deodorant range. Narciso Rodríguez always aims to offer a clean scent rather than just perfume; this musk is his best card in the men’s line and takes a step forward compared to Bleu Noir. Cheers.
I thought this would be a gem, but the performance is so poor it ends up being a ‘so-so’ experience. It’s a soapy vetiver—very cool, earthy, and salty on my skin—but with overwhelming power at first that fades to skin scent in just 30 minutes. What a shame.
I saw the bottle on the shelf and immediately went to try it. It smells like hell’s mother, you can’t deny that, but it smells like ‘I’ve smelled this before,’ which doesn’t make you feel like you’re testing something new (because lately, that seems to be nonexistent). The stars are cypress, vetiver, and, of course, musk. The opening is powerful, green, and earthy; it smells like a finer, more delicate sibling of Lalique’s Encre Noire—that’s what it smells like. As I write this review, I’m naming the things. It’s clear it’s not a bomb, which isn’t bad for a daytime spring perfume. In conclusion, it’s a good fragrance but doesn’t stand out among the new releases. As a gift, it’s a sure hit because it smells very refined and everyone will like it.
Take your time, I’m in a hurry. That saying perfectly defines NR’s latest launch, my friends. When I read previous reviews and agree with all of them, I don’t feel like rambling. But something catches my eye: I LOVE every fragrance in the ‘Ella’ line (the gender thing is pure marketing to me; it doesn’t exist). They’re all wonderful except ‘All of Me,’ whose DNA doesn’t seem to belong to the brand. What’s going on with the ‘El’ line? Either they cause anosmia, have poor performance, or just don’t project. And when they finally hit a masterpiece olfactively (like NR for Him), they discontinue it! This Musk doesn’t meet my expectations. It’s missing something; they dress it up so slowly it feels eternal. You wait for that note to say ‘woooooow’… but it never arrives. It smells good, but… It’s pretty, but… It’s a ‘but’ with a bow. The last thing you lose is hope, but but but 😅 This Musk isn’t ‘For Me,’ especially not at this bargain price (irony). Cheers! If you like my reviews, follow my TikTok channel: Chuliá Parfum Reviews @chulia.my13parfums
It smells good but stops there and doesn’t offer anything else. Easy aroma, for personal enjoyment because it doesn’t project beyond its own bubble. Ideal for going to the gym, shopping, having a beer, or sleeping. I’ve sold it.
It’s the only Narciso Rodríguez men’s fragrance that has nothing to do with the others; it keeps the sharpness of the musk and the freshness… but I don’t like it. It smells very much like air freshener, it’s very linear, not very masculine, more feminine, but nothing special… the worst for my taste.
I’m tired of seeing fake reviews on Fragrantica; they should demand the truth about whether they’re influencers or real users. This EDT is a bomb, but it doesn’t smell like the colognes they claim. To me, it’s fresh and, even though I’m not an expert, it smells 100% like Dolce & Gabbana’s K but softer. If you don’t like the weird scent of the original, this is your remedy: it has that vibe but toned down, delicious. It also shares something with Kenzo Intense, but without that serious and annoying smell, making it sweeter and softer. If you want to improve those two fragrances, Narciso is yours.
Narciso Rodríguez For Him Vetiver Musc is a woody, talc-like, and musky fragrance. It smells citrusy and piney, very similar to cedar lemon. I also note a touch of talc-like fresh cardamom, similar to Declaration Haute Fraicheur, and that typical Narciso musk. The scent is very linear, with not many changes; the vetiver in the name is barely noticeable to me. The aroma is pleasant, ideal for daytime, the office, or casual outings. It’s unisex, with no gender exclusivity. It lasted 6-7 hours with a discreet sillage, only close to the skin, with slight bursts but more intimate than extroverted. I liked the smell, but the performance is very low. Maybe that discretion is its intention, and if you’re looking for that, it could be your option, though I’d pass on it. By the way, the bottle has a beautiful turquoise green.
Narciso Rodríguez For Him Vetiver Musc is woody, powdery, and musky. It has a citrus and pine note, similar to lemon cypress, plus a powdery cardamomy accord that’s fresh like Declaration Haute Fraicheur, and that typical house musk. The scent is very linear with no evolution, and the namesake vetiver is barely noticeable. It smells good, ideal for daytime, the office, or casual outings; unisex without exclusivity. Lasted 6-7 hours with a discrete sillage, staying close to the skin—more intimate than extroverted. I liked the aroma but the performance is low; maybe that discretion is its strength if you’re looking for that, but I’ll pass. By the way, the bottle has a gorgeous turquoise green.
Disappointment: It’s a basic fragrance disguised as something original, smelling synthetic and cheap. It tries to copy good things like the heart of Declaration D’un Soir, but its sweet opening smells like forgettable Zara. When it dries down, it doesn’t remind me of anything, with nothing special to highlight. Seems like an attempt to please the masses without having its own identity. Normal longevity, low projection, and a weak sillage. If you don’t look for great horizons and want a pleasant signature scent that’s non-invasive and not too overused, it might work. 6.5/10
A surprise at first sight. It has that DNA of Declaration d’un soir, perfectly recognizable. But I don’t like musks; they give me the creeps a bit. Then it seems to pull out a quite shy vetiver. I recommend trying it because it’s not flat, it has decent performance, nuances, development, and grace, but I don’t see myself with it.
Vetiver Musc is interesting and disrupts the expectations of the masculine fragrance. Very pleasant, clean, and aromatic for me, but probably disappointing for some due to the name. And, of course, it doesn’t reach the level of NR’s old classics (now discontinued). Anyway, it’s still good and can be a signature for someone who wants to step out of current commercial proposals. It offers more an interpretation of vetiver than the note itself, an unknown facet. Upon application, you detect cypress, cardamom, and nutmeg, followed by musk, lavender, and incense that give a delicate smoky touch. To complete, there is freshness from the very light vetiver and patchouli, and cedar wood. NR’s musk base, typically fluffy and floral, is expanded here with very green notes. Conclusion: although it embodies the feeling of vetiver more than the fragrance, Narciso Rodríguez will divide opinions. There is a unique balance between musk soap, unusual and transparent spices, patchouli, and flowers, without losing masculinity, exuding softness and charisma. I don’t understand why it’s so poorly rated; I think it’s suitable for many who are starting to get interested in perfumery. It seems clean and typically discreet in the NR range, just like others that go to the extreme. Durability and sillage are not negligible for such a light scent. A modern woman can wear it without problems. If you like something discreetly fresh, give it a chance.
Smells clean from the start until the dry down. It doesn’t vary much, it seems like the cypress lasts for hours. It works well for informal outings, post-gym, work, day and night. Due to its notes, it’s very different from the rest. Total: 8/10.
It didn’t surprise me or please me much at first, but once it dries down, it becomes really attractive and elegant. I detect anise in addition to the clean and soapy touch.
Unisex, pleasant, aquatic, musky, soapy, and perfect for summer. Here, the vetiver and geranium are balanced; don’t expect wild vetiver, it lasts normally. A good substitute if you like aquatics and want something more relaxed; the combination reminds me of a fountain with flowers and herbs. I feel it’s totally unisex and believe it has certain aromatic quality.
Unisex, pleasant, aquatic, musky, soapy, and perfect for summer. Here the vetiver and geranium are well balanced; don’t expect wild vetiver. It lasts normally, a good substitute if you like aquatic scents and want something more relaxing. The combination reminds me of a fountain with flowers and herbs. I feel it’s totally unisex and I think it has certain aromatic quality.
A work of art. As Vidar says, this doesn’t deserve a 3.7 rating. But well, not everyone is the same, and let’s not belittle what is good and quality. This perfume is elegance and generates many compliments. Go try it!
I’ve had it for a long time, but believe me: try it in winter. It’s the season where it shines differently and is delicious.
The rarest gem in my collection. It’s not my everyday style, and when I finish it, I probably won’t repurchase. But I’ll miss it. Maybe with time my tastes will refine, and I won’t be able to live without it. The fact that it doesn’t identify with me doesn’t mean it’s not wonderful, brilliant, and unique. Sometimes I feel it’s salty. When I’m tired of everything, I put it on and let myself be carried away; it seems to cleanse my senses, relax me, and ignite my imagination. I can’t describe it well, but what confuses me most are the sea algae it claims to have. I don’t know what this is, but I love wondering about it from time to time.
The weirdest beast in my collection. I don’t feel identified with it enough to wear it daily; when I finish it, I doubt I’ll repurchase, though I’ll miss it. Maybe my tastes will refine over time and I won’t be able to let go. Who knows. Not identifying with it doesn’t mean it’s not marvelous, great, bold, and unique. Sometimes I feel almost salty in it. Occasionally, tired of everything, I take a shot and let myself go; it seems to cleanse my olfactory senses, relax me, and ignite my imagination. I can’t describe it well, but what confuses me most are the red algae it claims to have. I don’t know what they are, but I love wondering about them from time to time.
This year I fell in love with only one perfume: this one. One day smelling perfumes in a store, I arrived at Narciso Rodríguez; the Bleu didn’t catch my attention, but when I got to this, I was completely won over, though I didn’t buy it immediately and didn’t have to wait long to do so. It’s a quintessential signature: fresh, relatively long-lasting, and generates tranquility. Its aroma recalls an esoteric workplace with herbs and alcohol, creating intrigue. All its notes are refreshing with a woody touch that never disappears. I recommend trying it first if you don’t have experience with herbal perfumes; if it’s not unknown to you, I recommend it blindly. It doesn’t last long, about 6 hours, projecting 2 inches, but it never stops being present, with occasional strong bursts. There aren’t many reviews, but that doesn’t do it justice; it’s undervalued and overshadowed by its siblings, but it has its own character, which makes it special. My final rating is: 9.5
This year I fell in love with just one perfume: this one. One day in a store, among the Bleu de Narciso that didn’t call to me, I reached this and fell head over heels. Although I didn’t buy it on the spot, I didn’t wait long. It’s the epitome of a signature scent: fresh, long-lasting, and it generates tranquility. It smells like a place where the esoteric is practiced, with herbs and alcohol. It creates intrigue. All its notes are refreshing with a woody touch that never disappears. I recommend trying it first if you don’t have experience with herbal scents; if it’s not unknown to you, I recommend it blindly. It doesn’t last long, about 6 hours with 2 inches of projection, but it’s never absent, with strong bursts from time to time. Few reviews, but it’s undervalued and overshadowed by its siblings; it has its own character, and that makes it special. Final rating: 9.5.
Has very little to do with classic Vetiver; I barely detect that note, maybe 20%. If you’re a fan like me, better leave it for others.