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Terracotta Voile d'Ete (1999)
by Guerlain
 Image Credit: Basenotes | - Availability: Discontinued - Limited Edition
- Perfumer: Jean-Paul Guerlain
- Bottle Designer: Robert Granai
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 240 reviews
|  Fantastic. I can not believe more don't know about this one, or maybe they do and just don't talk about it? Whatever the case, this is superb. I love it. 21 November 2008 |
 99 reviews
|  Lovely, light carnations, slightly perfumey. Doesn't have a lot of strength or longevity, however. Very very sheer. 12 October 2008 |
 878 reviews
|  I'm in agreement with most reviewers here...this is a lovely skin scent. Baked earth, spicy carnation, tinge of green (muguet???) Highly wearable. I prefer something sweeter, but this Guerlain is very underrated ~ give it a try for sure! 24 May 2008 |
 11 reviews
|  I have stocked up on this, buy bottles everytime I see them offered online, for it is a staple in my wardrobe, and I can wear it in all seasons, though I find it particularly comforting in cold weather. It reminds me of time I spent in Algiers, sun baked earth, burnt umber tones, soft & spicy. Reminds me of a tune on Mile's Davis' Scetches of Spain. 10 November 2007 |
 126 reviews
|  It's not easy to find a warm, spicy scent that can work well on the hottest days. But this is one of them. Carnations, baked earth, spice, and the Guerlinade combine beautifully here. It stays close but lasts well for an EdT- wish they made a parfum version, though! So sorry this was discontinued, it's a gem, and can be found at a good price online. 24 May 2007 |
 28 reviews
|  This is truly a skin scent, to the degree that I could not smell it on me. My boss and several co-workers thought it was fabulous, but strange that voile d'Ete has such a spicy and baked smell. Reminiscent of the sun-baked clay perhaps? But there is no earthy smell I can detect from samples. (Remember, to me it smells like nothing when I put it on.) I have been a Guerlain devotee ever since my first bottle of Shalimar at age 19, but if I had to make room on my table for one Guerlain, it would be Les Meteorites. Perhaps I will love Terracotta Voile d'Ete in another season, when my nose is differently disposed. 18 January 2007 |
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