Météore

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Smells like a rollerball perfume my aunt had when I was a kid , so nostalgic

I love this stuff, I had a 10ml sample and I'm 100% copping a 100ml. I have Imagination and love it but I think I might like this better. Don't listen to the npcs in the comments all spamming latex as if they even know what that smells like. Virgins

Smells like clean laundry and for me more sophisticated version of imagination

Straight rexona smell.. awful and disgusting. Overrated!

I don't particularly like this Silver mountain water/meteore/azzaro chrome style dna however I do use this fragrance for 1 reason there's something in here that when i'm tired or need a mood booster the citrus is fresh and sharp enough to work like smelling salts it hits a part of my brain that wakes me up and has that mood booster effect even though I wouldn't say it's really something "nice or pleasant to smell" I don't think most people will want to smell this on someone it can work as an air freshener or as a mood booster/smelling salt

Louis Vuitton Météore 😍 Honestly, I really fell in love with this fragrance. Météore is fresh, clean, elegant, and incredibly addictive. It has that luxurious Louis Vuitton signature without being too loud or trying too hard. The citrusy opening feels bright and energetic, while the pepper and vetiver add a smooth, masculine depth that makes the fragrance much more interesting. What I love most is how effortlessly classy it feels. It’s the kind of scent that smells expensive, polished, and sophisticated without being overwhelming. Definitely one of my favorite Louis Vuitton fragrances. 9.5/10 ⭐️ Clean. Fresh. Masculine. Elegant. Luxurious.

Overrated and overpriced asf, It's nice i'm not gonna hate on the scent, it's pretty basic. No hate for what it is, without looking at the price and the glaze around it. My final rating is a 8/10!

this my favorite from lv man so clean perfect i love it the best imo

this is so ahh. i used this on a bug and he died on the spot. Literally raid in a bottle.

On LV website the main flowery note used to be neroli, now it is lavender. Did they changed a formula?

Pros: -calming fresh citrus opening that goes into a (very) brief middle note that smells like the best baby wipes money can buy -excellent presentation as expected from an LV fragrance Cons: -depending on your experiences of childhood birthday parties, you might not want to smell like a balloon in the dry down -expensive….like really expensive for what it is -Unspectacular performance on my skin -I simply cant envision a scenario in which I would choose this over imagination -Just to reiterate, you’ll smell like a balloon after an hour One Line Review Not even Phileas Fogg wants to smell like this 5/10

Babywipes in a bottle get the dupe shiyakka snow

Opening is baby wipes, Pampers fresh and clean, drydown smells dirty and earthy, absolutely not worth buying

The sample I got last year really didnt ring any bells for me. It was generic and bland to me, yet somehow I find this at the number one spot in my collection as a full bottle a year later. It is a clean, masculine spicy freshie which has a calming element to it. It smells like a soapy clean, tidy CEO. I really dont get much citrus but I do get pepper, neroli, and vetiver. There is a SLIGHT element of latex gloves/baby wipes but its not intrusive or the dominant profile. Something I also realised is that whilst it has the feeling of something that is generic, I cant name a single fragrance it smells super close to. It certainly has some similarities to Dior Sauvage and maybe Bleu de Chanel but it honestly feels like it does its own thing. Pros: - Addictive smell - Compliments - Easy reach - Long lasting and heavy projection Cons: - Latex / baby wipe undertone - Not particularly unique at first sniff Overall: 9.8/10

Slightly masculine dryer sheets. Like many LVs; pleasant but severely overhyped.

Ultra-clean, luxurious, and incredibly vibrant. The blend of bright citrus and subtle warm spices gives it amazing depth. It smells like pure wealth and sophistication in a bottle. Longevity is fantastic for a fresh scent. I love this scent!!

Looking at another warm weather offering from Louis Vuitton, we land on Météore, a fragrance the house describes as leaving behind a trail of fascination, inspired by the dazzling meteor clouds that have captivated people for centuries. The goal is to bottle that same exhilarating energy, so let's see if Météore delivers on that promise or if it burns out before it leaves much of an impression. The opening of Météore is very pleasant, yet also quite familiar. It opens with an uplifting blend of mandarin orange paired with a beautiful neroli note. I'm generally not a huge white floral fan, but (fun fact) neroli, which is distilled from the blossoms of the bitter orange tree, brings a clean, almost silky quality that works incredibly well alongside the citrus. I also get a touch of pink pepper that adds a subtle sweetness and just enough sparkle to round everything out. After about twenty minutes, the white florals begin to take center stage alongside a soft lavender note. The brighter, slightly orange peel character from the opening starts to settle down, creating that signature fresh linen or clean laundry scent. It actually reminds me a bit of the clean floral character in Amouage Reflection Man. Part of that similarity likely comes from materials like linalool and citronellol, which are both very common fragrance components that contribute to those fresh, clean floral facets. Whether that's the reason or not, the quality here is undeniable. Around the hour and a half to two hour mark, the fragrance starts to develop a gentle sweetness that seems to come from the cardamom, while the vetiver introduces a soft musky woodiness. It adds just enough depth to the fragrance without taking away from its crisp, clean identity. I really am a fan of Météore. At the same time, I can completely understand why some people are underwhelmed by it or why others say it can easily be replaced by fragrances like Azzaro Chrome. That was actually one of the first fragrances that came to mind when I initially sprayed Météore. Once I spent more time with it though, the differences became much more apparent. Chrome leans noticeably more watery, aquatic, and metallic, while Météore feels smoother, cleaner, and much more refined. It also performs considerably better on my skin, which is exactly what one would hope considering the difference in price. If you enjoy fragrances like Azzaro Chrome, Amouage Reflection Man, Maison Francis Kurkdjian 724, or those clean, luxurious "expensive bar of soap" style scents, I think there's a very good chance you'll enjoy Météore. It is not reinventing the wheel, but not every fragrance has to. Sometimes taking a familiar style and executing it exceptionally well is enough, and I think that's exactly what Louis Vuitton has done here.

Still my favorite from LV. This and Llmmensite are neck and neck. 10/10

meteorite by montagne after sitting for a month gets 99% of the there tbh

I tried revisiting fragrances I have/had since my anosmia has been lifted. Wow. It's like a different fragrance from what I first smelled. I loved it the first time I smelled it but this is incredible. There's a handful of fragrances that I think are worth the big chunk of money. This is one of them.

I knew Météore was going to ruin my afternoon because the very first spray unlocked a memory I hadn't thought about in over a decade. When I was eight years old, I spent nearly an hour trying to negotiate with a turtle in my backyard. Not catch it. Negotiate with it. I offered it partial ownership of a really nice stick, introduced it to a garden gnome named Gerald who would supposedly handle its retirement investments, and passionately explained why moving forty-seven feet closer to my house was in its best financial interest. The turtle declined every proposal by continuing to walk away at the speed of continental drift. Looking back, I respect that turtle. It had boundaries. Météore has the same energy. No matter how hard I tried to understand it, it just kept wandering away from having an actual personality. The opening is sparkling citrus, pepper, and what Louis Vuitton confidently calls "mineral notes." What I smell is something much more specific: the world's most expensive baby wipes, a fresh box of latex gloves, and a brand-new bag of rubber bands that cost significantly more than any rubber bands should. It's polished. It's clean. It's undeniably luxurious. It also smells like I accidentally walked into the VIP restroom at a five-star hotel. As it settles, the citrus fades into woods and spice, but somehow the expensive baby wipes refuse to leave. The latex accord keeps peeking through, the rubber-band freshness hangs around, and everything remains so pristinely sterile that I start wondering if I'm supposed to wear it or use it to sanitize surgical equipment. I genuinely don't understand who this is for. It smells like the CEO of Wet Wipes International finally fulfilled his lifelong dream of becoming a luxury perfumer. "$500? Make it smell... cleaner." "Like fresh laundry?" "No." "A luxury spa?" "No." "...the nicest baby wipes money can buy?" "Now we're talking." Five hundred dollars should smell like discovering buried treasure, inheriting a vineyard from a mysterious relative, or opening the doors to an ancient cathedral. Instead, Météore smells like someone opened a premium pack of butt wipes while stretching a handful of brand-new rubber bands inside a dental office. Maybe I'm the problem. Or maybe that turtle knew something I didn't. If I ever find it again, I'll apologize for the unsolicited financial advice... and ask what fragrance it's been wearing, because whatever it was had infinitely more character than Météore.

Smells very fresh, very much a "blue" fragrance. Honestly, it's hard not to just smell Bleu de Chanel... at least in the first 15 minutes of wearing, they are similar enough that they may as well be the same thing. I like it, definitely don't need it. It just isn't doing anything especially exciting or different.

Wow. This fragrance truly surprised me...I had smelled this one several times over the years, but I always thought it was just okay. Then it suddenly started getting insane amounts of attention on social media to the point that people I know who don't ever buy niche or private line fragrances were buying it and spreading its praises, leading me to try it again recently and all I can say is wow. Originally I thought it was a 5/10 scent and overall closer to a 3/10 because of the price for what it was, but after revisiting it I would truly say this fragrance deserves a 1/10. The fact that this fragrance receives so much attention is insane...it smells like baby wipes mixed with a very underwhelming designer scent. The opening is also sharp and aggressive to the point it almost burns my nose. This scent profile, even done well (which this is not) should never be near this price range. It has no personality, no uniqueness, and no real redeeming qualities. Performance is nothing special, and at this price it simply doesn't belong. For under $100 it MIGHT have a place, but certainly not at nearly $400 all in. 1/10. Disappointing to say the least.

This smell good but if you have khadlaj shiyaaka snow or game of spades double bonus or azzaro chrome no need buy this.. first 2 especially they do same thing cost way less money and perform very good.. for sweet musky citrus smell this all you need.. hurt me say this i spend almost 1800 RON for this….

Lye soap and latex, under a layer of thick citrus and not nearly enough vetiver to save the composition.

I tried this out of curiosity as a friend wanted to get imagination in the shop, Spending 300$ for some lemonish baby wipes is a bold move, but you do you guys, keep feeding LVMH.

honestly, loved it at first. first expensive fragrance i bought and got me really into collecting. however a year later i can only smell rubber and am not a fan. can’t stand the smell and gives headache. i can see both sides of the love and hate. willing to let my 100 ml go for trade/sell lmk

8/10 and 10/10 for a freshie only if it has stronger projection. Strong burst of sweet citrus opening and creamy musky peppery clean dry down Better in high heat than mild climate If price is the concern, never think about LV or top designer or niche.

1.5/10. smells like balloons and citrus. I've tried multiple times to smell anything further, best luck to you all!