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Grapefruit (1992)
by Jo Malone
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  |  I'm going to have to accept the facts that acceptfacts is right. Grapefruit at first... for like a second but goes right into an overwhelming soapy, clean fragrance like 1881. Up close you can still smell grapefruit but the people around me smell soap. As a fragrance, yuck. As a bath soap, it would be delightful (and it is offered as one).10 November 2008 |
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|  initial notes of grapefruit are quickly overwhelmed by synthetic notes of "every 90's cologne" and dries down within minutes to a middle of the road motel soap that destroyes remnants of everything else in between. Have to give it thumbs down.08 September 2008 |
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|  A slightly bitter, none too sweet take on the overdone grapefruit. Really a great "layering" frag, but not my favorite when worn alone.16 November 2007 |
 | AYALA said it best ~ a handsomely done citrus. Bravo! Works nicely as a layering product IMO. (I might sneak a spritz onto my husband and see how that goes!) 12 October 2007 |
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| Sharp and masculine grapefruit. Its very citrus and packs a punch. Its unlike all other grapefruits out there. The base note is vetyver so its very "masculine" It kind of reminds me of YSL Pour homme and Armani pour homme. The fresh and clean scent is amazing from first spray to dry down. I am not a big fan of citrus scents, but this is definitely a winner. Not all of Jo malones scents last long but this one does. Layers well with: Amber and Lavender and Vetyver by Jo Malone WARNING: Since the base note is vetyver many women may find this to be a bit too "masculine" 03 May 2007 |
 | This used to be one of my favourites from the line, but after I discovered the true identity of Orange Blossom, it kind of lost some of its charm for me. It’s a rather simple citrus cologne, and conjures a very aromatic grapefruit, so expect nothing of the sweetness of Guerlain’s Pampelmousse. Grapefruit is not the first thing that you think of when smelling this cologne, but rather – citrus. It’s a reviving and refreshing scent, and very handsomely done. I think one of the most incredible things about it though is how well it layers with other Jo Malone scents. It makes the nasty Blue Agava and Cacao smell delicious and alive, and adds spark to anything really. 11 December 2006 |
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