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Vétiver (1991)
by Piver
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   |  A wonderful rendition of vetiver. The top notes are beautifully fresh and it moves majestically to a woody drydown. This scent just oozes class. You will have to spary liberally though for it to last all day. The value for money is tremendous, but Piver products are probably a little hard to find --- if you see a bottle, buy it.13 January 2009 |
  | Fragrance notes: apple, citrus, lavender, nutmeg, vetiver, sandalwood, patchouli. This is in two phases. The first is a lovely green-citrus one, with a hint of woody spice. This is well done with a sporty, green character. It reminds me of Greenergy or Trophée Lancome. The scond phase is the dry-down, which is woody. First vetiver and then sandalwood appear. Each is done in an attractive and classy style Longevity is medium, fading after 4-5 hours. This is a relatively inexpensive scent, and I like it. 12 September 2008 |
 | A recent serendipitous find at Winners.It is the most wonderful clean and sexy scent I have ever owned. 02 March 2006 |
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