Guilty Parfum pour Homme Gucci 2022

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7.7 / 10 73 Ratings

Guilty Parfum pour Homme is a popular perfume by Gucci for men and was released in 2022. The scent is woody-fresh. It is being marketed by Coty.

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Main accords

Woody

Fresh

Floral

Sweet

Citrus

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Italian lemon

Provençal lavender

Juniper

Heart Notes

Nutmeg

Spanish cistus

Orange blossom

Base Notes

Dry woods

Musk

Indonesian patchouli

Perfumer

Jacques Huclier

Ratings

Scent

7.773 Ratings

Longevity

7.263 Ratings

Sillage

6.764 Ratings

Bottle

7.965 Ratings

Value for money

6.856 Ratings

Submitted by OPomone, last update on 04.03.2024.

Reviews

3 in-depth fragrance descriptions

03/04/2024

8
Pricing 9
Bottle 7
Sillage 8
Longevity 9
Scent

Ms17
3 Reviews

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Ms17

The perfect business fragrance

Serious, fresh, masculine, pleasant. That's how I would describe this fragrance.
My absolute go-to fragrance when I want to smell fresh, not intrusive but still present and high-quality/interesting at an event.

The initially somewhat (!) citrusy, green-woody fragrance gradually blends with a very light sweetness.
Subtly masculine and, in contrast to other "fresh" perfumes, somewhat heavier and not with an unpleasant amount of lemon like some others.

Longevity is good, it is still perceptible in the evening. I would rate the projection as OK.

I can only agree with one statement here: Have never smelled anything comparable - a clear recommendation for anyone who still needs a serious fragrance in their collection that doesn't come across like every other citrus/shower gel fragrance.

03/03/2024

5
Pricing 6
Bottle 7
Sillage 8
Longevity 5
Scent

Smeriglio
54 Reviews

Smeriglio

1

Guilty of not being good

What a smell!!!! Considering the price, my opinion gets even worse. It starts with a bit of all three notes listed in the pyramid, none stands out above the others, all are hinted at and do not stand out due to naturalness or other. Subsequently, in the central part an amber accord (sweet enough to be unisex) is increasingly prominent, which already peeked out behind the opening notes from the beginning. It reminded me of certain versions of Playboy. There's a hint of wood coming through in the finish, but it's still the ambroxan that dominates. For the record, orange blossom, nutmeg, Spanish cistus and patchouly are absolutely not noticeable

01/12/2024

5
Pricing 5
Bottle 5
Sillage 6
Longevity 7
Scent

Thatbwoy
89 Reviews

Thatbwoy

1

A safe compromise

There I was sat on some hard unforgiving grass. Sat in little to no shade in some random girl parent’s garden, while she struggled to get Lenny Kravitz ‘Let Love Rule’ to play out of some small speakers from her Walkman all the while trying to be cool and nonchalant. At the same time flirting, laughing at all the witty and sardonic quips. Happy hair tossing, all doe eyes and searching questions.

I’m sat bored, awkward, annoyed and ignored. None of this performance was for me. I’m just an accessory.

I’m just sat there waiting for my brother to notice this 90s middle class ingénue and throw the poor girl the attention she’s struggling to get.

I don’t really know if this moment actually happened. I don’t know if it’s part of a lost summer or part of a dream. A shit dream. I don’t really know if I can trust my recollection as there’s factors that deceive and elements that appear as fact.

That is the long winded way of saying that though this iteration of the Guilty fragrance line is pleasant; I can’t trust any part of my experience of it as though parts of it are fine and nice they’re at the same time tediously familiar and banal.

I think this is a good fragrance but it’s not got anything about it that makes me think that there’s a story behind it. It’s creativity via marketing and margins. Ultimately it’s just a thing that is there without any fanfare or deeper presence - I bet when it was launched there was little relief or anxiety about its potential or performance. Just a sniff, and on to the next one.

Also this brings up the image of a white late 80s-early 90s convertible Mercedes E-class. No reason why…maybe that girl’s mum owned one.