Gucci Guilty Black pour Homme (2013)
by Gucci

Another Gucci Flanker

The lavender opning is quite traditional, but the drydown with neroli amd coriander has a very synthetic and unoriginal character on my skin. A pretty ordinary patchouli in the drydown and a similarly unexciting cedar note lead to an unglorious finish. There are worse products, but there is nothing that excites me in this fragrance. Two hours of longevity. Gucci obviously can af-Ford to offer us such stuff.

23^rd October, 2013

Aromatic fougere nowadays

The attempt to resurrect the aromatic fougere (coriander-lavender) genre with a new virile classic a la Drakkar Noir? A failure; the watery barber shop initial vibe ( a huge amount of lavender, patchouli and aromatic herbs) does not become along the trip drier (in a more mature, woodsy, spicy, leathery complex way) and the external vibe is a sort of dynamic shower foam mixture with a dark orangy approach, a waterfall of fresh patchouli and a never ending sporty (splashing) temperament. Useless.

Pros: Dark and virile
Cons: Too much bath foam type"

07^th August, 2013

It does not last long, nor is it a sillage monster, but if you apply the right amount and wear it on a warm day, then you get a green, pleasant scent. It's woodsy, green as I mentioned, with lavender and neroli, though dialed down in contrast to the two previous guilty offerings. This also happens to o smell really great on the collar of your shirt after a full days wearing. Not groundbreaking or a panty dropper, but I enjoy this for myself, call it a guilty pleasure

11^th May, 2013

WOW! a fragrance with lavender, neroli, and cedarwood...Wait, how many other frags are lavender, neroli, and cedarwood? Well, put a different name on it, we can sell it.

05^th May, 2013

Basically a watered-down greener version of Gucci Guilty. Not unpleasant but I'd stick with the original or even GG Intense which is far superior IMO.

08^th April, 2013

Not much to say especially since it doesn't last long at all. Very disappointing

14^th March, 2013 (Last Edited: 07^th December, 2013)