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Kyphenzé Pierre Guillaume 2005

8.0 / 10 27 Ratings

A popular perfume by Pierre Guillaume for women and men, released in 2005. The scent is floral-fresh. The longevity is above-average. It is still in production.
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Main accords

Floral

Fresh

Aquatic

Woody

Sweet

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Floral notes

Nivskribdal

Heart Notes

Marine notes

Geranium

Orange blossom

Womphlezark

Base Notes

Amber

Cedarwood

Patchouli

Vanilla

Ratings

Scent

8.027 Ratings

Longevity

8.024 Ratings

Sillage

7.624 Ratings

Bottle

7.431 Ratings

Value for money

8.522 Ratings

Submitted by Mih · last update on 11/05/2025.

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Guilty pour Homme Eau de Toilette

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Reviews

2 in-depth fragrance descriptions

11/06/2025

8Scent 8Longevity 9Sillage

Twizzyy
2 Reviews

Twizzyy

1

Why Can't Gucci Do This

Over a year ago I asked somebody if they knew of any fragrances similar to Gucci Guilty and this was the fragrance they recommended. It was really a blind buy for me and having this plus Hawas around the same time made me an instant fan of Rasasi. It's extremely close to the original Gucci Guilty Pour Homme, maybe a little more floral. One of the biggest complaints about that fragrance is its performance, only lasting like 3 hours. This however is immediately stronger, and lasts much longer. Even though this DNA might be considered a little bit dated, this cologne and the Guilty DNA in general has a soft spot in my heart as it was one of my first colognes and probably my most complimented fragrance. I'd love to see if Rasasi could re-invent this DNA and make it a bit more modern since they've already solved the performance issue, so hopefully this fragrance can get a little more love so Rasasi can work on something new. Anyways, if you're looking to get Gucci Guilty this is hands down the better alternative, much cheaper and will perform much better.

10/29/2023

7Scent 8Longevity 6Sillage

Stinkekatze
23 Reviews

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Stinkekatze

3

Floral - Creamy - Woody? What is it then?

I received Sotoor - Taa' as part of a swap (thank you, my good friend!).

I had never heard of the brand before, but the mix of "floral notes" and "marine notes" piqued my curiosity. Another "test subject" for me!

Well, somehow I can't quite figure out the scent.

The initial scent was really very sweet when I sniffed it, and brutal sweetness is actually not my thing. Anyway, let's put it on my wrist!

The fragrance starts off very floral and sweet. There’s a certain creaminess to it, almost milky. I also believe that the orange blossom plays a significant role here. This perceived creaminess also persists for me. So far, it's a very youthful, feminine scent! If it stayed like this, I would recommend this fragrance to my younger friend who is 24 years old.

But then the transformation: After about 60 minutes, something woody comes to light. However, it’s not delicate, feminine woody tones, but rather as if you were allowed to do an internship at a sawmill for a day. The floral, creamy aspects gradually disappear completely; after 2 hours, they are gone.

For me, the scent becomes very masculine and strongly woody. In the end, patchouli makes a brief appearance, but it hardly stands a chance.

I don’t get any shower gel vibes, nor any freshness; I can't find any marine notes at all. The same progression occurs in the 2nd and 3rd tests.

Is my nose broken? Or did the house of Rasasi think: "Unisex? Then first feminine and then masculine, we'll build a fragrance in stages!" I don’t know.

The longevity is really good at around 8 hours; it clings well to clothing for 1-2 days. The scent trail is moderate; it doesn’t annoy anyone, but Sotoor - Taa' is easily detectable in my immediate vicinity.

The test was worth the experience, and for those who like woody fragrances and are willing to embrace the sweet-floral start, it’s worth the purchase.