Vetyverio Diptyque 2010 Eau de Toilette

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A perfume by Diptyque for women and men, released in 2010. The scent is green-woody. It is being marketed by Manzanita Capital.
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Main accords

Green

Woody

Fresh

Spicy

Citrus

Fragrance Notes

Grapefruit

Haitian vetiver

Java vetiver

Rose

Perfumer

Olivier Pescheux

Ratings

Scent

7.4239 Ratings

Longevity

7.0180 Ratings

Sillage

5.9176 Ratings

Bottle

7.9166 Ratings

Value for money

6.945 Ratings

Submitted by TVC15, last update on 24.04.2024.

Reviews

3 in-depth fragrance descriptions

04/23/2024

6
Pricing 8
Bottle 6
Sillage 7
Longevity 9
Scent

Lauser93
317 Reviews

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Lauser93

4

A truly beautiful grapefruit and rose fragrance

When I applied Vetyverio Eau de Toilette, I was immediately very taken with the grapefruit aroma. As with a lot of freshies, the longevity is unfortunately not that great, but here it is absolutely fine at 6 to 8 hours. In contrast, I would describe the sillage as rather mediocre, as I wasn't really drawn to the fragrance.

The top note is wonderful for me. It starts with lots of grapefruit and grapefruit. It therefore smells beautifully fresh, citrusy but also a little greenish. The heart note remains fruity with a floral undertone. There are lots of rose petals here, but in a more green way. The base also remains green. Vetiver comes across here in a more balsamic, grassy and woody facet. Towards the end, the scent is also subtly powdery and creamy.

I was very satisfied in the end. I would like to thank Justin for the manufacturer sample.

08/23/2015

5
Bottle 5
Sillage 5
Longevity 2
Scent

WRoth
154 Reviews

WRoth

Vetyverio

This fragrance opens with an accord of vetiver mixed with light flower and citrus notes. The tropical grass is not smoky and earthy as usual, but creamy and subtly spicy, almost like the rice note of Miller&Bertaux's A Quiet Morning. This is due to the careful blend of vetiver, rose and nutmeg. On my skin the heart accord is a geranium-sweetened rose wrapped in a sheer layer of vetiver with subtle specks of spices and cedar. The citrus notes have not gone yet, they bring air and sparkle to the composition. However, the mix of woodsy notes and bergamot does not react well with my skin chemistry, because I notice a sweaty-metallic undertone in the accord which is typical of this particular kind of citrus. Nonetheless, this summery Dyptique is very pleasant and subtle, therefore office-friendly and suitable for anyone. Lasts eight hours on my skin.

03/13/2013

9
Scent

Greysolon
74 Reviews

Greysolon

Helpful Review 6

Vetyverio and its fraternal twin

You’ll have to excuse me if I start writing about Vetyverio by way of Chanel Sycomore. The last few days I’ve had Sycomore on the brain. First, it reminded me in a peripheral way of Parfums de Nicolai Baladin so it became the subject of a compare and contrast review.

Now Sycomore is getting another compare and contrast work over but this time because I met its fraternal twin, Vetyverio, at the Diptyque counter of our local Nordstroms.

Since Vetyverio and Sycomore are so similar I couldn’t help but think of my son’s best friends who are fraternal twins. They appear to be, at first glance, nearly identical handsome young men. Yet each personifies the fundamental differences between Sycomore and Vetyverio. The brother I think of as Sycomore is a strength athlete with chiseled, distinct features and a personality that is serious, stoic and focused. His brother, Vetyverio, is also athletic but he has remained lean with a physicality and bearing that is more limber. His personality is outgoing and warm.

When it comes to the fragrances, both share an airy, vetiver smokiness which wears as much like a slightly coarse, natural fabric as it does a fragrance. Where they differ is that Sycomore’s personality has a chiseled, grayscale severity which I love. It may not sound lovable but it is something like my son’s reflective, serious friend.

Vetyverio possesses an earthy, vetiver quality identical to Sycomore, except nose Oliver Pesheux has added Diptyque's distinctive warm spice accord which is found in several fragrances of their line. You can smell this accord in Volute, Tam Dao, and 34 Blvd. St. Germain. It gets its warmth from spices like cinnamon, nutmeg and clove as well as sandalwood and perhaps a dark floral. This accord gives Vetyverio a warm, sepia glow that some may find easier to wear when compared to the stoic qualities of Sycomore.