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by Annick Goutal
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  |  OK, I seriously cannot get past the top/middle accords. Good citrus and vetiver drydown but... salty. It smells like my favorite Lebanon bologna meat snack.11 October 2008 |
 | Annick Goutal's Vetiver starts out with a very odd top note. As other reviewers have noted, the top note is a combination of Cognac, seaweed and iodine which was not particularly pleasant to my nose. Thankfully as it developed, Vetiver became a more accessible but still unusual vetiver fragrance. This is a very intriguing and wearable perfume although I am not sure if I would want a full bottle of this. Here are the notes, as gleaned from various perfume websites: Cognac, seaweed, iodine, Burmese spices, rare woods, Javanese vetiver, patchouli, vanilla. 12 May 2008 |
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