Vetiver by Just Jack
Men 2019
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Description
Just Jack Vetiver is a men's fragrance from the woody aromatic family, launched in 2019. The top notes feature grapefruit and African orange blossom; the heart combines vetiver, sage, iris root, and nutmeg; while the base reveals an Amberwood accord, oakmoss, and Jamaican pepper.
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Key notes
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Top
grapefruit
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Heart
vetiver
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Base
Amberwood
Community
122 votes
- Positive 79%
- Negative 5.7%
- Neutral 16%
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In the collection
Leading answer I own it
390 votes
What do you think?
Leading answer Love it
122 votes
Season
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204 votes
Time of day
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100 votes
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Fragrance profile
About Vetiver
Just Jack Vetiver is a men’s fragrance from the woody aromatic family, launched in 2019. The top notes feature grapefruit and African orange blossom; the heart combines vetiver, sage, iris root, and nutmeg; while the base reveals an Amberwood accord, oakmoss, and Jamaican pepper.
Woods and mosses Green, herbal and fougère Flowers Spices Resins and balsams
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Longevity
Leading answer Moderate
97 votes
Sillage
Leading answer Moderate
91 votes
Character
Leading answer Traditionally masculine
99 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Excellent value
92 votes
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Community reviews
3 reviews
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Top pick for anyone seeking an almost identical clone to Tom Ford’s Grey Vetiver EDP, except for that opening with a lemon caramel note that sounds artificial and doesn’t quite fit. It fades away in 3-6 minutes before blending seamlessly with the original. It’s elegant, understated, and exquisite at a drugstore price. I spent months testing the original in-store and hesitated due to its weak sillage and bitter dry-down, but this one nailed it. I’ve tried countless fakes, and they all failed—except this one. You can’t ask for more: it projects less and lasts half as long, but I’d rather have this than a long-lasting, boring scent. Highly recommended. Even if I buy the original, I’d keep this for casual days and the TF for events. August 2024 update: the clear bottle is gone; it now comes in an enameled red bottle with a black cap (labeled EDP here), slightly reformulated with less projection and freshness. I don’t enjoy it quite the same way anymore.
Great option to enjoy an almost identical version of Tom Ford’s Grey Vetiver EDP, except for the opening with an artificial lemon caramel note that doesn’t quite fit and lasts only 3-6 minutes before settling in and achieving an incredible resemblance. It’s very elegant, subtle, and exquisite at a drugstore price! I tested the original in-store for months and hesitated due to its weak sillage, but the bitter dry-down turned me off. I’ve tried many fakes, and they all failed—except this one. You can’t ask for more: it projects less and lasts half as long, but I’d rather have this than a boring or tiring scent. Highly recommended. Even if I buy the original, I’d stick with this for light occasions and the TF for events. August 2024 note: the clear version is gone; it now comes in an enameled red bottle with a black cap (labeled EDP here), slightly reformulated with less projection and freshness. I don’t enjoy it quite the same way anymore.
This Just Jack Vetiver is 95% identical to Tom Ford’s Grey Vetiver, one of my best purchases: exquisite, potent, long-lasting, and niche-quality. I’ve tried several vetivers like Guerlain, Tom Ford, or Adolfo Domínguez, and this one delivers everything at a great price. The bottle itself is nearly identical—heavy, high-quality, with a good spray and more soapy, earthy notes. The Guerlain is more linear and basic, but this is on another level, a true twin to Tom Ford. If you love that style, buy it blind; I’ll be repurchasing before they discontinue it.