Guerlain Homme Eau de Parfum (2016)

This perfum is very nice and fresh reminds me of sora dora gladiator,

Sophisticated, structurally balanced aromatic woody with razor sharp focus. Love it; bravo, M. Wasser. It's refined, grounded, and supremely refreshing. Doesn't matter how wonky or exhausting of a work day it's been—a good shower and three sprays of this and I'm a new man, ready for summer patio sunsets and lingering late into the night. The peppermint, lime and rum are beautiful accords; for those who are looking for "photorealistic", it doesn't actually smell like you doused yourself in a mojito, which I think would be gross, ugh. Nah, mojitos are for drinking, not wearing. This is way better: it's artful genius at work. The masterful blend excels at being refreshing without a trace of synthetic screech or the rotten-cilantro/swampwater calone overdose over an ambrocenide base in so many modern "aquatics" trying to be mega-refreshing, but are just tremendously off-putting and suffocatingly wearisome. The genius stroke of Haitian vetiver, Virginia cedarwood and that classic Guerlinade for a base makes the whole composition breathe weightlessly and evolve luxuriously without ever being heavy, cloying or overbearing. Awesome stuff; will always be in my rotation.

I have the edt metal plate, and the listerine edp versions. The edt is fantastic yes but no it is not longer lasting than the edp. Both smell fantastic. It is what is. Edp smells great it is thicker and lasts longer.

A minty, liqueur-like, green woody fragrance that feels both calm and upbeat, gentle yet quietly bold. I picture it on a handsome man in his early fifties—preppy, with a youthful spirit. 😉😂 Perfect for business during spring and summer, formal-ish garden parties or a city break: Porto, Riga, Verona. Never loud, always reassuring, with an understated sense of style and effortless grace.

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It's a good fragrance. It gives off refreshing, clean barbershop vibes. That's okay for me, but it's not worth the price. The quality is good, and the smell is natural.

On paper this is something I should like but on skin it's not. Performance is poor as is sillage. Not fresh or bright for me as loads of others seem to suggest, get none of the top notes at all. I swear every time I buy a Guerlain I should like, one factor disappoints (usually performance). This feels dated, but not in a classy way but your grandmother's hairspray kinda way. I don't know what it is, but I just can't get much from this. That or Notino are selling duds. 3/10.

This is my 5th Guerlain fragrance. With Habit Rouge EDt, L'instant EDT, L'homme ideal EDT, L'homme Ideal Parfum Extreme and this one. It is not your typical Guerlain scent as it is very oriental. But it's not designed to be mainstream which is why I love the house. This one is not musculine fragrance at all despite the implication of the name, It's giving me Guerlain L'instant vibe with that earthy patchuli note and it's also a bit more floral than I expected. Nothing casual about it and It's definitely a fugeré oriental scent that can be worn by women as well as men in all seasons except Summer. 3 seasons wonder obviously, not for summer. Definitely! Elegant? Yes. Groundbreaking? No.

Great and ultra versatile choice for spring and summer. Fresh and sexy, elegant or smart casual. It raises the mood up instantly at the first spray…And the drydown is beautiful , as the balance of the base notes is a perfect blend. A bit out of the radar over the homme ideal line and that makes it more valuable for Guerlain lovers. Performance is great.

Guerlain-Homme.smells amazing! The lime is smoothed out and without any sharp/astringent edges. Im getting some herbal facets as well and so the opening is very unique and made more "Mature" bc of the "Rum note" as well as a Powdery facet which takes Guerlain - Homme to the next level. But imo, the "Unsung Hero" in this dna has to be the GORGEOUS and pronounced Cedar and Vetiver notes in the far dry down, while retaining some of the facets from the opening. That woody/aromatic, slightly powdered far dry-down becomes a very noticable skin-scent which lingers for quite a long time actually (7 to 8 hours on skin/next day on fabrics). Now, AGAIN as with all of my Guerlains, Maturation is an absolute MUST for the high quality, natural oils in Guerlain's fragrances to settle and blend-together which improve the over-all scent as well as performance. Guerlain-Homme is a SUPER-CLASSY, very versital fragrance which can go from Resort to Boardroom easily. This scent is a 9 outta 10 in my book and is a sorely underrated Guerlain! Glad I grabbed a bottle of this Unique, "Under the Radar" gem!

This is incredible Imagine you’re in the mid to late 19th century, at the Paris World’s Fair, strolling through a glass-roofed hall and catching a whiff of the scent carried by the overly well-dressed bourgeoisie. This is what this perfume reminds me of I can't think of a single occasion or age to wear this but it's good stuff for sure

Right off the skin its a nice scent. I can smell a lot of vetiver Also floral notes with lime I thought something more refreshing but its fine Scent 7.5/10

غيرلاين هوم اصدار ماء العطر هو النسخة الغيرلانية من تيري هيرمز العطر على خطى اخوته ماء التزيين و لا أو بوازه يمثل التصور الغيرلاني لتيري هيرمز، نفس الفكرة و لكن بلمسة الغورماند المعروفة للعطار فاسر و عطور غيرلاين تحت قيادته، البداية بالحمضيات ممثلة هنا بعصير الموخيتو بالنعناع و الليمون بدل البرتقال في هيرمز، القلب زهري على غرار جيرانيوم هيرمز لكن بدون التوابل و لهذا أقل سويتية، و الختام أخشاب مع فيتفر كما هرمز العطر رسمي لكن مرح، أقل رسمية من هرمز و يميل أكثر للكاجوال، عطر مريح و منعش يصلح لكل المناسبات أفضل توقيت للعطر هو نهار الربيع و الصيف، مع امكانية استعماله في معظم الأوقات الأداء جيد جدا بثبات يصل ل 8-10 ساعات مع فوحان في أول ساعتين التقييم 4/5

Guerlain Homme has an opening that evolves slowly for a minute or two before you get a conscious idea of what you are smelling. Many say Mojito due to the notes listed here, but as a former bartender I cannot agree at all. The mint is very well integrated here, and makes up a part of a nicely blended concept of high end perfumery mixed with a summery freshness. So do not expect the strong mint you find in barbershop classics such as Aramis Tuscany (1984), nor the amped up modernised one from Beach Hut Man (2017). And not the one from a mojito… I cannot quite say lime is very distinguishable as a novelty in the citric guerlinade either. There is a nice vetiver and cedar in the base, maybe with some violet, like the one Floris amped more up in their Jermyn Street (2015). Guerlain Homme is to me the epitome of a formal scent for summer use, or any dress code event between May and September, but it works well enough indoors the year around of course. If like me you loathe the comical talcum use of Xerjoff and such, this is well worth a try. It gives the same idea that is driving parts of the “Join the club” series of Xerjoff: Elegant, fresh and summery, but without the parodic talcum that evokes paintings of 18th century noblesse with powdered wigs. True, discreet elegance and freshness from Guerlain. Bravo.

this is advertised as a mojito scent for summer. i don't see it. first of all, when you get the bottle, spray it out 5-10 times and let it sit. guerlain uses natural oils and an herbal base to bring the fragrance together, and from a new bottle they come out very harsh, conflicting with each other almost, and not rounded at all. it won't smell limey or boozy or like anything at first. to me it smelled repulsive actually. with a powdery finish, that reminded me of an old man's grooming cabinet, mixed with cat vibes. after it settles (at least 2 weeks), it becomes an addictive smell. it's fresh, without being too limey or minty, but with a very dry feel to it. and this is why to me it's a "like" and not a "love". the drydown is so powdery that i can never get over it. almost like it makes you sneeze. it would benefit from a stronger woody base in my view. i also have to mention that this is not a summer scent. the drydown is not fresh at all, so it will benefit spring or fall better. as well, this is not a scent to be worn by someone under 40. it clearly has a more mature feel to it. and don't over spray. 3 at most, and skip the middle chest. in conclusion, this is a very nice smell that opens and settles initially as a 10, but dries off into a 5. if you do run into the same issues as me, i suggest using a woody aftershave balm (or lotion) to anchor the fragrance more. EDIT after owning it for 3 months. i'm getting more and more used to it. i didn't smell it at first, but now after longer maturation, this dries off almost soapy fresh. to me it's now an incredible boozy scent to start off, which then dries into the vicinity of a fougere, with that soapy clean finish. the scratchy nose feel is still there but as long as i skip spraying the chest, it's quite good. on clothes the powdery elements are less felt, so i usually end up spraying my shirt once under each collar side. it's almost like a niche take on a fougere in the end. i'd say this is only for enthusiasts. 8/10 for me.

Guerlain is my go to fragrance house for daily office wear. Homme Eau de Parfum is my spring/summer office scent and Habit Rouge Parfum for autumn/winter. I absolutely love this stuff. Nobody talks about it and not many know about it but it's great for the office.

I like this a lot. I don’t understand the hate on the scent profile. It’s refreshing and crowd pleasing. If it wasn’t for the poor performance, I’d put it up there with Imagination and Sedley as one of my favorite scents to wear in the summer.

It smells like a mossy dalin spray, its literally like dalin

So this is one of those fragrances that you need to spend tome with in order to appreciate it properly. The notes aren't saying much. The marketing does not tell you a story. So you have to figure out what this scent is trying to say and achieve. It is better this way because when the brand is telling you what to think and expect you get lazy. If you're real enthusiast in perfumery, then you should train your brain to understand scents. Not just to follow a lead from the brand. It's like reading books and imagining what's written versus watching a movie and just watch the scenes already made for you. So you don't need your imagination that much do you? Think about it.

Fantastic citrus accord sets this one apart gives it a reason to be. The peppermint has a dusty peppery elemi smell. Modern mens tonka light Guerlainade vetiver drydown with the top lingering throughout the wear. Also a shower gel blue thing going on with some type of ambroxan and calone. Not meant to be a beast but I sure wouldn't mind if they would. Probably would cost much more. I'm very happy with this. Very versatile 9/10 give or take a little. It might be a little weak on performance,? I might like it too much and impulsively spray more than I should,? Maybe I get nose fatigue with this one very easily,? It doesn't disappear completely, probably I would rate this on the lighter side of moderate performance. The first 2-3 hours are really nice. I can still smell it for many hours after that but it gets really close to the skin. There is a really nice muskyness left behind.

A genuine let down on this one. The scent is pleasent but nothing ground breaking. It also is one of the weakest scents i have in my collection. Give me this or L'eau Dissey and I'll take Issey Miyake with no seconda thoughts. Edit: Ok, I was wrong on this one. After a few wears I admit this is a really pleasent scent profile, but i still do believe that projection could be better.

If the sheen of light-jade polished marble had a scent this would be it. There's a hint of lime mixed with mint, and some pepper at the open, fleetingly effervescent, perhaps 'flitting' is a better word? Clean, bordering on crisp, but with the edges ever-so slightly rounded. Actually quiet lovely, and in cool, dry air, memorable even. Absolutely love it in the right setting. As others have remarked it simply doesn't project as long as one would like - for as long as it does, 2-3 hours before melding into the ether and gone, it's wonderful! Just desperately wish it lasted twice as long. Provided it's available I'll always endeavor to own a bottle.

Slightly sweet green/white opening. I do get a mint but it isn’t a blast of bracing camphor like you might find elsewhere, more like a soft peppermint cream on a dewey fern. I don’t get as much citrus or booze as most other reviewers. Rather, the opening reminds me, in a roundabout way of a mintier Fougere Royale or even Beau de Jour. It doesn’t have the same notes but the effect is similar, it is like a light golf course green. To me it feels more like a corporate vacation than a drunken hedonist. But I don’t really consider that a bad thing. The base is primarily about floral notes and vetiver. The vetiver is pretty noticeable to my nose. A spring day in a polo shirt type of scent. I unfortunately do find this fragrance kind of weak. Feels like a three hour hum close to the skin is what you get. I’m fine with that sometimes, but this is the type of scent profile which I’d prefer to go a little longer. A work fragrance that doesn’t last half the work day. 8.3/10

Having owned a 100ml bottle for about 3 years and worn it many times - it's a total disappointment re projection and longevity. After a shower I always moisturise and even that can't help. I get a bit of mint, faint florals and a small hint of woods then it's gone in 2 hours. Total waste of money. I also own L’Homme Idéal Sport and I get 5/6 hours from that. I might keep this in the car in summer or just to spray around my home. Drakkar Bleu is far better for 1/5 of the price.

Beautiful creation. Must try in the summer and spring. Longeivity is good though.

Spearmint, boozy notes, and a hint of vetiver. This has that "new car smell" and I kind of struggle with it. On the flip side, this reminds me of an inferior version of Prada Luna Rossa. So yeah, all things considered, this one's a bust. NOTE: tested again after having let it sit for a few months and I find it a lot more tolerable now. It's decent, but I still prefer Luna Rossa.

This was a blind buy and one that took a few wearings to fully appreciate. I was expecting a fresher brighter accord because of the mint and lime top notes, but even in the opening the base vetiver, wood, and patchouli lend this some depth. I was a bit surprised to find that it shares quite a bit of the DNA with the other Guerlain fragrance I own, L'Homme Ideal Extreme. There's a similar powdery and almost smokey finish that makes this something very different from your typical freshie - it's much more classy and sophisticated smelling, and I love it. This isn't a big projector, but I get admirable longevity and can still pick it up as a skin scent after 8 hours. I greatly appreciate that I can still detect the lime throughout the entirety of a wearing, as those kinds of citrus notes don't always last. This is a versatile, unique, and wonderful scent.

For me if I would choose a fragrance to be with me for ever it will be this with no hesitation, I love how it makes me feel, confident and free of any stress.

Blind bought. 2016 listerine bottle on eBay. All I can say is - I love Guerlain. Guerlain never disappoints. It smells fresh, yet exudes class. I'm not a "blue" kinda guy. Coolwater maybe, but that's about it. I can't get down with the more-modern blue's (BDC EDT, Dylan Blue). They just smell too generic IMO, Homme EDP is a freshie, but a sophisticated one at that. No shower gel or Axe body spray vibes here. To me, this smells like a collared short sleeve shirt, and shorts, maybe even while you’re sweating a bit, in warm weather. p.s. Nothing beats Vetiver EDT though (especially for spring).

Nice classy fresh scent but that’s pretty much it, It’s extremely weak more of skin scent cologne nothing like an EDP or EDT performance! I like it but I wouldn’t buy it again I want a better return of my investment.