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Vetiver Parfum
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Vetiver Parfum by Guerlain is a woody-spicy fragrance for men. Vetiver Parfum was launched in 2024. The nose behind this fragrance is Delphine Jelk.
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It’s the classic Guerlain vetiver, but softer with added sweet notes. Honestly, it smells great and has decent longevity.
Honestly, it doesn’t differ much from the original to justify the price. It feels redundant, more expensive, and performs worse than the classic.
Here’s something few people know: longevity depends on how long the perfume has been in the bottle. Nowadays, they release it to the market as soon as it’s bottled, without letting the liquid mature. It’s like wine. I love it; I have the EDT, and what I notice most is the vetiver-tonka blend, with even more vetiver in this version, making it less fresh and more suited for evening rather than daytime.
Vetiver Parfum by Guerlain smells smoky, woody, and earthy. Upon opening, you get notes of sliced lime mixed with that typical vetiver earthiness. Then a subtle smoky touch emerges, but the vetiver remains until the very end. After two hours, it sweetens a bit thanks to the tonka bean, shifting away from the classic dry profile. It’s timeless and versatile for the office, casual wear, or events, but if you don’t like vetiver, this won’t be for you. It lasted over 8 hours on me, though after the first hour it clings closely to the skin. In short, it’s a sweeter take on traditional vetiver; don’t buy it blindly—test it first to see if it’s worth it.
Vetiver Parfum by Guerlain is smoky, woody, and earthy. At first spray, there are notes of sliced lime with that earthy vetiver touch from the start. Then a subtle smoky nuance appears, yet the vetiver lingers until the end. Around two hours in, it sweetens a bit thanks to the tonka bean, altering the classic dry profile. It’s timeless and works for everything: office, casual outings, or events. However, if you’re not a fan of vetiver, you won’t like this. It lasted over 8 hours on me, though after the first hour it stays close to the skin. Bottom line: it’s a sweeter version of traditional vetiver; don’t buy it blindly—try it out and decide if it’s worth it.
Almost as good as the Eau de Toilette, but as another review said: ‘it doesn’t separate enough from the original to be worth it’, something I personally accept. I would expect a similar aroma with better performance since it’s a ‘Parfum’, but in that same review it’s specified that it’s ‘more expensive and with worse performance’, an opinion I share 100%. It’s not a bad product, but the EDT is better in every way with a very similar aroma. It’s highly recommended to compare both and decide.
AROMA: Very similar to the EDT, respecting the DNA with subtle changes: less citrus and more body. If the EDT is a light green with an 8/10 ‘sound’, the Parfum is a dark green with a 6/10 ‘sound’. It’s recognizable but less vintage, more polished. Although it’s elegant and classic, they’ve reduced the old-school evocation by 60%, bringing it to the present without ambered or sugary formulas; the tonka bean softens without sweetening. The licorice isn’t like Sauvage Elixir, nor is it that potent, and it’s possibly the union of the darkest vetiver with the tonka bean. Everything has finesse despite the density, with a slight homeopathic smokiness that makes it versatile in climates, portable in formal and semi-formal situations, and suitable for men 30 and up without looking like a perfume for older men. For me, 10/10. PERFORMANCE: My experience was at 5°C, which could have influenced things. Spoiler: both behaved according to their concentration. The EDT had greater projection in the opening, but both were perceptible with aromatic differences. After half an hour, the Parfum retracted a lot and was noticeable only close to the skin, while the EDT projected strongly, which confused me. After an hour and a half indoors with climate control, it reversed: the EDT dropped and the Parfum came back, more noticeable without being explosive. Total duration was superior in the Parfum, typical of its concentration (medium-low/constant) around 8 hours. Obviously, the big difference in concentration causes those fluctuations, especially in extreme climates. The difference in duration isn’t as big as the variations during the evolution. In summary, both fulfill as Eau de Toilette and Parfum. CONCLUSION: Guerlain has given Dior a lesson on respecting an iconic perfume without ambiguity. They’ve created a modernized reinterpretation that keeps the EDT alive and offers the current generation that polished DNA, improving the past without putting the original in a museum. A worthy heir and magnificent work by Delphine Jelk, whom I congratulate, as well as the artistic director. A fragrance for a lifetime; like the memories of when your father held your hand as a child or when you hold him when he walks with difficulty in old age. A whole life made into perfume.
I went to try it directly at Guerlain and was disappointed. How is it possible that the EDT lasts longer on the skin? The dry-down felt too powdery with a sweetness I don’t enjoy at all. Plus, the smoky and earthy notes aren’t strong enough to distinguish it from the EDT. I’ll stick with the EDT from 1959, which remains wonderful despite its reformulations.
I went to try it at Guerlain and it was a disappointment. How can the EDT last longer on skin? The dry down felt too powdery with an unpleasant sweetness. The smoky and earthy notes aren’t strong enough to distinguish themselves from the EDT. I’ll stick with the EDT from 1959, which remains wonderful despite the reformulations.
The nose confirms it: Vetiver Parfum is close to the original EDT, less soapy and with a slight modernization, catapulted into the 21st century. The bridge is the smoke, clearly perceptible. The name suggests a stronger and darker version. The smokiness is flanked by spices that give it a refined character. A fresh, mentholated touch in the top notes. Very smoky vetivers can be problematic; there are examples that are harsh and unappealing, but this one is wearable. Delphine Jelk takes the matter to reasonable limits without disguising the smoke with citrus or falling into the challenging. It’s a mature proposal that will hardly conquer the young, but it’s reality.
Just like the EDT but darker, denser, and longer-lasting. For me, it’s a masterpiece in every way.
Like the EDT but darker, denser, and longer-lasting. For me, it’s a marvel in every aspect.
It’s the Guerlain Vetiver modernized and boosted; I don’t understand why they say the performance is lower. My previous EDT lasted little and projected little; this one comes out with more power. The 2000 edition was the best for me. The trio of PARFUMS VETIVER-HABIT ROUGE-HOMME IDEAL are excellent works from ’24 that sometimes need maceration, and these definitely do.
It disappointed me on my skin; it feels like an EDT with a weak sillage. Among the flankers for 2024, it was the least necessary: it’s the dark, well-known EDT, zero soapy, and more earthy in the dry down. It has a sugary note that I dislike; it turns out very sweet, like Trix cereal when it had too much sugar, haha.
A precious fragrance, rich, fresh, dark, and bitter with many facets. What a great woman, Delphine Jelk!
A fragrance jewel—rich, fresh, dark, and bitter, with countless facets. What a genius this woman Jelk is!
Excellent vetiver perfume. It smells green, formal, and mature.
Excellent Vetiver: green, formal, and mature.
I recommend it to anyone who wants to enjoy a good Vetiver.