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Vétiver de Puig (1978)
by Antonio Puig
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  |  A green vetiver that's very much like Guerlain's (newest forumula) Vetiver. It's not quite as soapy and it feels fresher with less citrus overtones. Very, very wearable in the summer heat. Longevity was about 4-5 hours on me. As others have said, good for the price.05 October 2008 |
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| It sounds like Arneblaze is commenting upon Quorom rather than Vetiver de Puig in his review. The VdP that I have is very gentle, from top to bottom, with some minor floral element that I think is lavender. I agree with Foedtidus' review entirely. 10 September 2008 |
 | Vetiver de Puig is one of the best all around vetiver values that this vetiver lover has found. Discreet, delectable, less citrusy than Guerlain’s, more subtle than most, not dependant on other notes to fulfill its vetiverian mission: Vetiver de Puig meets my requirements for the perfect daytime vetiver. And the fact that it is not expensive clinches the deal. This has become one of my most used fragrances, because it is so easy to use and wear, and because it is such a good scent. Its vetiver accord has the right compromise between raw and refined, and it has a light sillage so its application is not fussy. It is complex and long lasting. I love this stuff. 22 August 2008 |
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|  This is a sharp, acrid, green vetiver. I get a top note similar to cumin, followed by an unpleasantly heavy oakmoss. A failure as a vetiver in my opinion.10 January 2008 |
 |  Ouch!! This one starts really nasty! Super smoky at first, it becomes smoother after some minutes although it never looses the agressive smell... It's indeed a dated smell, what in some sort of way means it's rich. It's a pitty It's too cloying to be worn at warmer temperatures. The vetiver is really here: this one is better than Annick Goutal's Vetiver but Guerlain's one is still my favourite. 14 July 2007 |
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| Pretty sweet deal for the money. Let's say, for example, that Guerlain's Vetiver is too earthy and/or citrus-y for you, and CdG's Vetiverru (sp?) is too avant-garde. Carven's is too medicinal and downright nasty (IMHO, and probably yours), and budget is an issue (i.e., sure as hell ain't gonna be Malle's divine Vétiver Extraordinaire.) Voila -- it's Vétiver de Puig! Damn good juice for the low price. 31 October 2006 |
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