Guerlain Vetiver eau de toilette for men is built on a fresh woody character. It is intended for men who seek a citrus opening, spicy notes and a vetiver base with a tobacco accord. The manufacturer describes it as natural, restrained and elegant, and indicates high intensity.

Fragrance and Composition

• Vétiver was launched in 1959 and was created by Jean-Paul Guerlain.
• The concentration corresponds to an Eau de Toilette.
• The top notes combine orange, bergamot and lemon.
• The heart is formed by nutmeg and pepper.
• The base belongs to vetiver, tobacco and tonka bean.
• The characteristic accord combines vetiver, tonka bean, nutmeg and tobacco.
• The base composition consists of alcohol, water and a fragrance composition.
• The published INCI lists oils from orange peel, bergamot and lemon, clove oil, Virginia cedarwood oil and patchouli oil. It also contains lavender extract or oil and extract or oil from Cananga odorata.

The composition offers you a clear transition from citrus through spice to a vetiver base with tobacco and tonka bean.

Usage

The product is flammable.

Packaging

• The variant contains 100 ml of eau de toilette in a spray.
• The square faceted bottle is based on the historic Guerlain model.
• It is complemented by a heavy matte cap with a guilloché detail inspired by watchmaking.

The packaging combines the historic Guerlain bottle shape with a distinctively crafted cap.

About the Brand

Guerlain was founded by perfumer and chemist Pierre-François-Pascal Guerlain in 1828, when he opened the first boutique on the rue de Rivoli in Paris. From the very beginning, the brand has focused on perfumes, skincare and decorative cosmetics.

In 1853, the founder presented Eau de Cologne Impériale to Empress Eugénie and was awarded the title of official perfumer to Her Majesty. Since 2007, the brand has declared commitments in the areas of biodiversity protection, sustainable innovation, climate and positive social impact, with a particular focus on the protection of bees.

You are thus acquiring a fragrance from a brand with a perfume history dating back to 1828.