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Gucci Eau de Parfum II
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Descripción
Gucci Eau de Parfum II by Gucci is a fruity floral fragrance for women. Launched in 2004, this composition was created by Antoine Maisondieu and Daniela Andrier. The top notes reveal black currant, red berries, cassia, bitter orange, and mandarin; the heart unfolds with blackberry, peony, violet, freesia, jasmine, and lily of the valley; while the base notes settle on cedar, musk, and heliotrope.
Resumen rápido
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Notas clave
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Salida
blackcurrant
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Corazón
Blackberry (Black Raspberry)
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Base
cedar
Comunidad
5,800 votos
- Positivo 86%
- Negativo 12%
- Neutral 1.8%
Pirámide olfativa
Estructura completa de la fragancia: de la salida al fondo.
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Propiedad
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Características
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Longevidad
Escasa
Débil
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Estela
Suave
Moderada
Pesada
Enorme
Género
Femenino
Unisex femenino
Unisex
Unisex masculino
Masculino
Precio
Extremadamente costoso
Ligeramente costoso
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Wow, it smells exquisite and elegant.
I was super excited to try it because I’m a huge raspberry fan, but it was a total disappointment. 🙁 I know it’s not in the olfactory pyramid, but to me, it smells like pure black pepper, which is one of the notes I hate the most.
I was super excited because I love raspberry, but this was a total flop. Even though it’s not in the pyramid, it smells like pure black pepper to me, which is exactly the note that clashes the most with my nose.
I also smell pepper in it, but I absolutely adore it. It gives off an elegant and sophisticated vibe. Perfect for those who love spicy scents. The development on the skin is top-notch and the longevity is brutal. It doesn’t just smell like pepper; the flowers add their own touch. And I confirm that perfumes with heliotrope always captivate me. What a masterpiece!
Does anyone know where to buy this in Spain? I can’t find it anywhere.
I love it 100%!
This is another perfume I managed to bring from the US to Mexico via an eBay seller who had it at an excellent price. It’s discontinued, so finding it is a challenge. I hadn’t tried it before but saw it was highly beloved by fragrance lovers, so I decided to add it to my collection. It was a super pleasant surprise; I can’t quite distinguish the notes, but it’s delicious. It opens with a citrus burst and then turns into something incredibly pleasant, warm, slightly sweet, yet fresh—a real treat. I now understand why it was so loved and why so many cried when it left the market. I recommend getting it if you can; in my country, it’s practically impossible to find, and I only managed to locate it in one store at an outrageous price.
I love it. It was one of my first designer perfumes, and I made it a signature. It’s perfect for the office and the lab. I see it as a daytime scent—fresh and elegant. It’s not a fragrance that has become mass-market, which makes it feel very personal. I’m fascinated by the pepper, and it has an excellent powdery base. It’s long-lasting, staying on for more than six hours, with a moderate trail. The heliotrope is characteristic, along with the violet and peony. It’s discontinued in Argentine perfumeries, but I managed to find it on MercadoLibre. It’s one of the basics in my vanity; I can’t live without it.
I love it! It was one of my first designer perfumes and I made it a signature. It’s perfect for the office and the lab. I see it as a daytime scent; it’s fresh and elegant. It’s not a perfume that has become ubiquitous, so I find it very personal. I’m fascinated by the pepper and it has an excellent musk base. It’s long-lasting, lasting well beyond 6 hours, and has a moderate sillage. The heliotrope is characteristic of this fragrance, along with its violet and peony. It’s discontinued in Argentine perfumeries, but I was able to get it on MercadoLibre. It’s one of the BASICS in my vanity; without it, I can’t live.
I keep this tucked away in a drawer, only taking it out when the occasion demands it. I bought it in 2008, and despite the years, it remains intact. It’s such a sober and elegant gentleman’s scent that makes me feel like a lady of high birth. You can smell the raspberry upon spraying without it being cloying; even though it’s spicy, it lacks that overwhelming intensity that gives you a headache. It lasts for hours, and I’ll definitely regret the moment the last drop runs out.
I keep it in a drawer and only take it out when the occasion demands it. I bought it in 2008, and despite the time, it’s still intact. It’s a gentleman’s perfume, so sober and elegant that it makes me feel like a lady of high birth. You can smell the raspberry when you spray it without it being cloying; although it’s spicy, it lacks that intensity that would be overwhelming. It’s a fragrance that lasts for hours; without a doubt, I’ll regret the moment the last drop runs out.
Another masterpiece from the Gucci house. Same bottle, refined sobriety, and magnificent elegance. The scent itself is a tribute to cleanliness and the joy of freshening up before applying such a marvel. It’s perfect for any occasion, moment, or time of day—it has no schedule or season, making it a worthy possession to wear anytime. Simply a one-of-a-kind fragrance.
I absolutely love this perfume; it’s so simple yet incredibly sophisticated. It’s one of the few that features violet (which I usually can’t stand), but it’s so soft and subtle that you barely notice it.
I love it. By Gucci, hands down the best. After many years, I finally found a clone in Spain at an amazing price. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I love it! 😍. From Gucci… by far the best. After many years, I finally found a clone in Spain at a great price! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Divine fragrance. I still have it and treat it like a masterpiece. I wouldn’t trade it for any of the Bloom line. It’s the quintessential Gucci, just like the legendary Envy or the majestic Rush. Scents that stand out, last forever, and wrap you in elegance. Forever and ever.
It’s my favorite perfume. I discovered it by chance with a sample when I was a teenager; at the time, I didn’t have the money to buy it. Later, I purchased it from a website because it had been discontinued. Nowadays, I can’t find it; I ordered one that they say is similar… I hope they relaunch it. It’s so delicate and feminine… I love it!
It’s been my favorite perfume since I stumbled upon it as a teen sample back in the day; I couldn’t afford it then, but later I bought it online after they discontinued it. Nowadays, it’s impossible to find, so I ordered a clone that claims to be similar… I really hope they bring it back. It’s so delicate and feminine; I absolutely love it.
Discontinued and I don’t understand why. It was my favorite, something I used for years only on special occasions because I didn’t want to get bored, but it was impossible to find. It made me feel successful, elegant, happy, and feminine. It was an incredible reset with a mood boost. It was both tender and spicy, sensually exclusive. It smelled of peony and mysteriously of pepper. I’ve looked for dupes, but the closest was Jeanne de Lanvin, yet it’s not as intense and lacks something to be the same.
There is no worthy substitute; every summer I go to the perfumerie and come back empty-handed. Now that niches are trendy, it would be the perfect time to relaunch or clone it. Price doesn’t matter: so many of us can’t move past this scent.