The Vert by Yves Rocher
Men Women 2015
Description
The Vert by Yves Rocher is an aromatic citrus fragrance designed for both men and women. Launched in 2015, the nose behind this composition is Francis Kurkdjian.
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Notes
Green Tea
Community
601 votes
- Positive 88%
- Negative 7.7%
- Neutral 4.5%
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Leading answer I own it
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About The Vert
The Vert by Yves Rocher is an aromatic citrus fragrance designed for both men and women. Launched in 2015, the nose behind this composition is Francis Kurkdjian.
Woods and mosses
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Longevity
Leading answer Soft
278 votes
Sillage
Leading answer Intimate
292 votes
Character
Leading answer Balanced
134 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Good value
115 votes
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7 reviews
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Soft yet with character. You can definitely detect woody tea notes. It doesn’t last long, but it’s delicious. Once it dries down, it leaves a creamy trail that makes you feel clean, like you just stepped out of the shower.
It was brutally hot today, and yesterday I made the mistake of wearing my beloved Guerlain ‘Mitsouko,’ which felt overwhelming… so I switched to a softer, more pleasant scent. It’s a fresh, slightly sweet body spray that reminds me of a delicious cup of white tea with cedar notes and a touch of acidic bergamot. Nothing extraordinary, but very comforting. It works well with a light breeze, and indoors it’s almost imperceptible. The longevity is shaky, about three hours, so you’ll need to reapply, but it’s perfect for a wild spring or those days when a migraine makes you unable to handle stronger scents.
It’s brutally hot, and yesterday I messed up with my Guerlain ‘Mitsouko’ which was suffocating, so I switched to this soft and pleasant aroma. It’s a fresh, slightly sweet body spray that reminds me of white tea with cedar and acidic bergamot; nothing spectacular, but very comforting. It smells good with the breeze, and indoors it’s barely noticeable. The longevity is short, about three hours, so you need to reapply, but it’s ideal for a crazy spring or days with migraines where you can’t handle strong scents.
A special green tea <3
Fresh and light cologne. No floral notes. I like it because it doesn’t smell like sugar or get cloying. I’ve tried three Yves Rocher colognes: this green tea one, the Guaiac wood and juniper one, and the cedar and green lemon one. All three have short longevity, about half an hour to an hour (they are colognes).
I grabbed it along with the matching cream, although the cream smells sweeter. Upon spraying, you get citrus notes followed by woody nuances. The downside is that it smells a bit like a men’s perfume, but it’s super fresh for the heat; I’ve used it at the beach and it works well. The downside is that it doesn’t last, you have to reapply several times a day.
I bought it along with the matching cream, although the cream smells sweeter. Upon spraying, you get citrus notes followed by woody nuances. The downside is that it smells a bit like a men’s perfume, but it’s super fresh for the heat; I’ve used it at the beach and it works well. The downside is that it doesn’t last, you have to reapply several times a day.