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Vetiver Hombre (1998)
by Adolfo Dominguez
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   |  The soapiest vetiver I've ever smelled. Some will find it quite interesting, however whenever I wore this I felt that I was about to turn into a comic book character that burped soap bubbles.If you're a fan of barbershop scents, this may be a true love. Try it. I'll pass. For me, VH feels like a subtle but unfinished version of Guerlian. 27 July 2009 |
 |  I knew this fragance some years ago when I was in Madrid and I felt in love in the act. Makes me feel clean and fresh. It's herbal scent remember me those old big cologne bottle that our grandmas had on their homes. Nice scent, beautifull bottle. Five stars. 20 February 2009 |
 | A beauty of a fragrance. The quintessential Spanish fragrance; sophisticated, yet alluring and piquant. The only thing it has in common with Guerlain Vetiver is the name. This Vetiver is not as strong, and unfortunately not as long lasting, as its French cousin, but it's just as classy. You can wear this refined and understated scent on any special occasion. Worth seeking out. 13 January 2009 |
 | Supposedly, vetiver-based colognes are much more popular in Latin America than elsewhere in the world. I bumped into thisone when I stayed in Barcelona, Spain, quite a while ago. And I love it! It doesn't suit me much –nobody ever compliments me when I'm wearing it– but on certain occasions I sport it proudly. It is as complicated as the Spaniards themselves: proud, fierce, tantalizing, friendly, aware, bold and down to earth, rooted in a historical awareness. That makes it the best, most powerfull but also most dangerous Vetiver I know. Buen Suerte, Hombre! 24 October 2008 |
  | gendarme x 20 times = vetiver hombre mugler cologne x 10 times = vetiver hombre :) well, this one has to be the undisputed king of soapy, intense vetiver based freshomania! dousing self on this one after a cold water shower on a hot sunday afternoon would have one smilin ear to ear! lands on skin with intense vetiver notes and soap..really intense :) as time passes by, the intensity mellows down only a bit to reveal earthy notes with touch of herbs...as this scent proceeds to base the soapy notes becomes all the more pronounced revealing a very well rounded effect of oakmoss. excellent staying power and bang for buck for someone who "loves" vetiver based scents. 30 September 2008 |
 | I love this vetiver. Finally, one I like. I'm not a big fan of Guerlain's...I don't hate it, but I don't much like it either. This vetiver is great. Very green and peppery at the start and it dries down to a nice woody, green, soapy scent. Very nice and well done. My only problem is that its has poor longevity on my skin. Pity. 19 September 2008 |
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