Victrix
by Profumum

You can shout it out loud: This Is An Amzing Green Scent!!! What I ever expected from this kind of perfumes. It's fresh but with a lot of personality, it's not intrusive but at the same time it's very recognizable, I totally love it. It opens with a blast of green grass and pepper for 10-15 minutes than it stays fresh but the vetiver crispness shows up and make it very vibrating...the drydown is pleasant and green, gentle, elegant, but still fresh, quite close to the skin, cofrotable and very wearable. Great lasting power and totally natural! My only disappointment is Profumum doesn't have a samples program or a discovery set and that's really really really bad!!! You guys living in the US notice that in italy and europe Profumum is much cheaper than in the US, almost 50%. So if you have to buy any of their creations do it outside of your country!

4th March, 2011. (Last Edited: 6th March, 2011.)

Victrix is a wonderfully natural green fragrance that has a captivating sense of freshness to it. This is almost the perfect Spring and Summer fragrance that makes me think of the most luscious green garden I could imagine. Added to the simple beauty is a whiff of spice and pepper that add the breeze to the garden. How did they do that? What a wonderful evocative work of art. The only thing it doesn't do is make me sneeze from my summer allergies.

4th February, 2010.

Pink pepper, coriander (see below), laurel, vetiver, oakmoss (see below).
This has a very green, grassy opening – a bit of surprise but I appreciate it. The pepper gives a slight tingly-warm aspect to the green notes. As an EDP this is substantial (even rich) but not heavy. The notes are seamless and cannot easily be distinguished. My impression is of a grassy field in the sun. The scent is so green in a low-key way that I suspect that coriander leaf (cilantro) as well as coriander seed plays a role. The leaf adds a minty, perky note; and the seed gives a faint sweet-nut whiff. Great dry-down – slightly grassy and even hay-like. Subtle, sits close to the skin. Note, the final element is oakmoss (muschio di quercia), not musk.

14th July, 2009.