Top Notes 
Bergamot
Violet leaf
Fig leaf
Heart Notes 
Vetiver
Cedarwood
Jasmine
Base Notes 
Caramel
Tonka bean
Musk05/28/2024
Nneestorr
14 Reviews
Nneestorr
1
Not for me
I finally tried this Vetiver Terra, I was looking forward to it because it was the only "Vetiver" from Adolfo Domínguez that I had yet to try.
Well, in the end it hasn't convinced me. The issue is that it has a very marked sweet base that overshadows the vetiver. That same sweetness makes my perception see this perfume as very unisex (not that it's a bad thing per se, but it's not what I expected).
Like all Adolfos, it feels like it has good components for the price and tight performance, but as I say, for me I don't see it... especially given the other two Vetiver ones that are far superior to my taste:
Agua Fresca Vetiver: classic style, an all-rounder that does not fail.
Vetiver Man: refined and elegant, a delight.
Well, in the end it hasn't convinced me. The issue is that it has a very marked sweet base that overshadows the vetiver. That same sweetness makes my perception see this perfume as very unisex (not that it's a bad thing per se, but it's not what I expected).
Like all Adolfos, it feels like it has good components for the price and tight performance, but as I say, for me I don't see it... especially given the other two Vetiver ones that are far superior to my taste:
Agua Fresca Vetiver: classic style, an all-rounder that does not fail.
Vetiver Man: refined and elegant, a delight.
