Velvet Vetiver

3 reseñas

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• vladidelmundo

  November 29, 2021

  

  A sensory delight where a soft vetiver is tamed by slightly sweet green fig, intricately balanced with galbanum to amplify the greenery. It’s sexy, delicate, smooth, clean, and subtly sweet. Perfect for spring, but its projection and longevity are heartbreaking. It’s a second skin—you’ll only smell it on yourself. What a shame it costs around 300 euros; honestly, at that price, Ichnusa is worth it. It’s another masterpiece, but more potent and longer-lasting than Velvet Vetiver.

• jerry drake

  December 23, 2022

  

  A high-quality fig scent that’s green and pretty, unfolding into a bitter, crushed green leaf vibe. The vetiver is energetic and sharp, backed by a faint green base and light cedar, all with a powdery Prada-like touch. It gives off a sweet, creamy, refined green floral impression, but it falls short on performance. I feel like a cat in the rain thinking it’s worth full price at over 300 euros; it’s a rip-off. Try it if you like the note, but there’s better vetiver for half the price, or just layer it with Guerlain and Diptyque Philosykos—both bottles together are cheaper.

• Jonybra

  October 27, 2024

  

  Tested at D&G in the DR and it’s a fresh, light take on the classic 90s/00s Pour Homme. Could have been the perfect flanker for that hit. Wish they’d stop with the Light Blue launches and focus on refining the original instead.