Gucci Gucci Guilty Absolute Pour Homme Eau de Parfum 90ml Spray For Him

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But honestly, none have been there yet. I was allowed to get to know many leather fragrances (thanks to the Parfumas) which are good and which I will also still get. But none was like Guilty. I would recommend going into this one as a journey and almost singular experience, rather than a traditional note pyramid.

Performance wise, this one gives you exactly what you want. It lets itself be known and will last for double digit hours. No complaints at all. I’m not sure the exact length of time, but I’ve noticed it hanging around 12 hours in. Thus, in all time I spent time wearing this fragrance I haven’t received a positive comment, but this one is my best friend’s favorite fragrance of all time. He's fire. Fire with smoke and flames that burn down my whole world. The rhythmic sounds of the drums resounded loudly in my dumb soul. Finally, I got to try the similar scent from Kilian - Dark Lord. The opening of both actually resemble each other. But also only for a minute. Where Guilty is totally linear, the scent of Kilian is really very complex and changes. After a few minutes, the scents no longer have any similarity for me. This brings me now to my last point and that is affordability. Since I've been with Parfumo for almost a year now, I can also appreciate fragrances that I personally don't like. I understand what can be clever about it and what others love about it. That's what I see here. It's just a very authentic leather scent. However, I personally could never imagine wearing it. Neither would it suit any of my acquaintances or relatives. Maybe you could wear it on Halloween if you wanted to dress up as Leatherface. Perhaps it would be an advantage for hide-and-seek, since you would be even less noticeable behind the leather couch of the neighboring family. Otherwise I'd probably never wear it.

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Sometimes, risks like these pay off tremendously, and other times like with Absolute, end up in discontinuation. What are your thoughts about Gucci Guilty Absolute Pour Homme ? Have you tried it? Do you like it?Let’s start a conversation and let me know in the comment section below.

Camphoric, dark, medicinal, oily, band-aids, dentist office, barnyards, and more. Everything mentioned could be easily said as an accurate but vague description.For me, someone who has already experienced challenging fragrances such as Dior’s Fahrenheit, and Narciso Rodriguez For Him should probably be in the safe zone, but for the rest, do everything you can to sample it first. Season-wise, this is a cold-weather fragrance thought and thought. Because of moderate performance, and heavier statement-making notes, the funky side would become more evident in case of higher temperatures. It works best in the cooler temperatures, but within that it can be worn in a variety of occasions. Autumn and winter are a haven for this fragrance. Within those confines, you should still be able to get good use from it. Most of their releases for more than a full decade now, especially since creative director Tom Ford left the house, all boiled down to bland and fresh releases, pleasing to the masses, but uninteresting to perfume hobbyists. Absolutely astonishing opening that is not for the faint of heart. What impresses me, even more, is how deep and yet airy this actually is.

For me, GGA is the outlaw among perfumes. Extreme Niche for small money (available for a small 40 Euro for 90ml). With all these memories, I'm almost surprised we're talking about Gucci here. Considering how uninteresting the other flankers have been so far. You could almost think that this is a fragrance that Replica would have liked to release. The antiseptic, and band-aid-like scent profile is here as well but is better experienced when smelled rather than reading or hearing about it. As someone who appreciates creativity, and the desire to not follow popular trends, I knew that we had something special and bold. The start is a bit harsh, not my favorite part, but I really enjoy the middle and latter stages. That initial leather, dirtiness of patchouli, and smoke just doesn’t much appeal to me. But, others might like it just fine.The beginning is for me as frightening as the first time. You get the full force of Woodleather *registered trademark symbol* in your face and you have to prune for a short time. But since I tested it last time on a paper strip, I let it develop. Gradually something really floral develops, almost herbaceous. He loses the extremely scratchy and massive one bit by bit, but the leather smell is definitely still there.