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67 Artemisia Pomellato 2014

7.3 / 10 150 Ratings

A perfume by Pomellato for women and men, released in 2014. The scent is fresh-green. It was last marketed by ITF Cosmetics.
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Main accords

Fresh

Green

Citrus

Spicy

Floral

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Mint

Lemon

Neroli

Heart Notes

Artemisia

Absinthe wormwood Jasmine

Jasmine

Violet

Base Notes

Olive wood Musk

Musk

Vetiver

Patchouli

Perfumer

Annick Ménardo

Ratings

Scent

7.3150 Ratings

Longevity

6.2118 Ratings

Sillage

6.0115 Ratings

Bottle

6.9123 Ratings

Value for money

8.138 Ratings

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Reviews

6 in-depth fragrance descriptions

09/18/2014

7.5Scent 6Longevity 5Sillage

Gold
726 Reviews

Gold

Helpful Review 5

Artemisia&absinth

"67 Artemisia" by Pomellato is the first unisex fragrance by the Italian brand which is famous for fashion jewelry. I have no idea what the number "67" stands for, but it does not seem to allude to a "hippy" fragrance, because the scent is a fresh citrus- aromatic EdT featuring top notes of mint and lemon. Its opening reminded me of a discontinued fragrance by Isabella Rossellini, but then the unusual combo of artemisia and absinthe breaks new ground with quite a challeging and unusual green and slightly woody potpourri. The great Annick Menardo composed "67 Artemisia", and I think she totally captured the Mediterranean spirit of the brand, giving the scent a certain dryness (due to the artemisia) that is a perfect counterpoint to the base notes of olive wood, patchouli and musk used to create the drydown. "67 Artemisia" could be a nice holiday companion for those who want their fragrances to smell a bit "different".

01/24/2020

7Scent 8Longevity 6Sillage

Fresh21
95 Reviews

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Top Review 28

This could be something for you :)

67 Artemisia came to me as a blind buy about two years ago, and just as quickly left again. Back then, I wasn't yet 67, so wise enough to do a test beforehand. But all jokes aside, this green fragrance is so affordable that any sampling is unnecessary :)

So why a comment? Well, because there’s a continuation of the story:

In response to one of my comments, a perfumer mentioned that the discussed scent might also be something for her husband, to which I wanted to send her a leftover sample. "But I'm afraid I don't have anything left that would suit your taste to offer you in exchange," she replied, and I just said, "Don't worry, I'm currently trying to reduce my collection anyway."

In the end, I sent her eight samples + vials, hoping that her headache would be worth it ;) Because one always hopes that the recipient will particularly like at least one fragrance. And that could (besides Study#17) be the 67 Artemisia.

Although (or precisely because) the fragrance package is still on its way to her, I allow myself the fun of writing to her here, whenever she reads this:

Dear Parfuma,

if the package has now arrived and you inquire about this fragrance, you will find my comment, and I hope the Italian is not too green behind the ears for you. Because I didn't perceive it that way either; this fine scent indeed seems much more mature than one would expect for the price. Yet obviously, I wasn't ready to appreciate this properly two years ago.

When I discovered yesterday that I still had a fragrance sample of 67 Artemisia, I sprayed it on again and was surprised by the pleasant freshness. Citrus and mint are prominent, thankfully not neroli, but from the very beginning, this warm, green-dense Artemisia is part of the mix. A refined, attractive melange that could have lasted for the next few hours. However, after about 30 minutes, Artemisia and the similarly scented wormwood begin to dominate the elixir, which unfortunately was a bit too much of a good thing for me.

Evidently, this direction is not quite my style, as it feels too dense and demanding. Additionally, it also smells a bit like sweet hay and a little green tea, which many might enjoy, but I do not ... Then, after about 2 hours, the fragrance settles wonderfully, as the base notes increasingly assert themselves, and despite its complexity of many notes, it comes across as very balanced and refined. This is thanks in part to the pleasantly aromatic olive wood and a touch of sweet musk. And so, the 67 lasts for several hours - although (overall) after about 3-4 hours it is only close to the skin, but lasts forever.

And if you should read my comment only in 2 or 3 months, all the better, because this Pomellato is actually a pronounced spring fragrance, and I sincerely wish that it suits your taste.

Conclusion: this fresh-green elixir smells finely composed, carefree, and soothing - equally for men and women.

It may not have become my scent, but 67 Artemisia is definitely worth recommending, and not just because of the very good price-performance ratio.

So I am quite optimistic, dear Parfuma,

this could be something for you :)

02/13/2019

8Scent 6Longevity 5Sillage

Pluto
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... the Colorful One....

67 Artemisia moved in with me a few months ago, sniffed it, found it beautiful, and placed it on the shelf. There it stood, summer was over, and 67 Artemisia wandered further back. Until I recently saw “the Colorful One” again. And smelled her scent as she stood next to me at the bakery. Something anise-like, fresh and citrusy, reminded me of my Pomellato fragrance.

The Colorful One is an old lady in the area, small and quick as a weasel, even though she is around 80. Her eyes always sparkle with interest, her hair is playfully dyed red-blond - on which she wears, whether summer or winter, berets in all colors and patterns. And she wears colorful striped tights, last seen in yellow-green-red stripes, along with a tight, knee-length yellow-green checkered skirt, a bright red puffer jacket, and the obligatory blue beret. Yes, she is a colorful bird, a vibrant Amazon parrot that stands out from the beige senior crowd. I affectionately call her the Colorful One or Grandma Pippi in my thoughts. This is meant with love, as I like people who don’t care what others think and stand out from the norm. I prefer them to all the uniformed folks with the latest blogger fashion trends….

Now enough about Grandma Pippi, today I’m wearing 67 Artemisia, it’s cold this morning in the Rhineland, but the birds have been chirping for days and the temperatures are rising, time for spring feelings, for Artemisia.

The scent starts citrusy with the beautiful anise note that is characteristic of the herb plant Artemisia. Quickly, mint joins in, violet is faintly detectable, I think it’s responsible for a bit of sweetness. It develops into a green, warm-fresh scent that is not an average summer fragrance, but has its own, quite distinctive note. The whole thing ends in a woody base, patchouli and musk are noticeable, but delicately dosed. The sillage is weak to medium and the longevity is about 5 hours.

A truly fine daytime fragrance for warm days, one should like anise and mint, then nothing stands in the way of a blind purchase at a small price. 67 Artemisia can definitely hold its own with the big names - to put it casually :o)

04/10/2015

8Scent

pudelbonzo
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No Fear of Contact

Today, while strolling through the city, I became aware of 67 Artemisia, as the Nudo blue has also brought me much joy.

When the saleswoman mentioned the word: Unisex, I took a hesitant step back.

Most of the unisex fragrances are a bit too harsh for me, too tough - often also a little scratchy, like the adventurous three-day stubble of my dear husband.

That doesn't suit me at all, the sensitive type - casual folks would say - "softie".
I usually prefer distinctly feminine scents, as they match my nature.

Nevertheless, I was curious about Artemisia and bravely sprayed it on my skin, as the paper strips do not authentically convey the scent.

My courage was rewarded.
Artemisia greets me fresh and cool with neroli and mint, garnished with a slice of lemon in a crispy sugar crust.
Very pleasant!
The wormwood is gently bitter, but not harsh, and it blends nicely with bright jasmine and lovely violet.

No scratching, no stinging - the scent is smooth and cool like silk.

The olive wood is creamy-smoky, and the patchouli adds depth to the fragrance.

A beautiful, interesting composition that makes you pause, and with which you are neither irritated nor think: Smelled that a thousand times.

The scent has a special statement in a relaxed way.
It follows its own path without using elbows.
I like that.

I perceive it as leaning towards the feminine - but I can also imagine it on sensitive three-day stubble wearers - like on my husband.

No fear of contact is needed for either ladies or gentlemen with 67 Artemisia.

05/26/2019

7.5Scent 5Longevity 6Sillage

Helena1411
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Anti-Aggression Remedy

A typical Sunday morning. Enjoying a cozy breakfast, wasting a little time, then the weekend beauty routine, and to top it all off, a few spritzes from the perfume collection, this time even a brand new, untested fragrance: 67 Artemisia by Pomellato.
Wow, the very first whiff transports me to a paint shop, somehow a gentle hint of thinners...

Oh well. First, the new fax-copy-scanner needs to be installed. A small task. Here we go.
First, I have to wrestle the monster weighing at least 5 kilos out of the box. No problem, I can handle it.
Goodness, it’s really stuck in there...this stupid Styrofoam...there...slips...yes...not...a...thing...So...much...damn...mess!!!!
Put it down. Breathe. Next attempt. I can do this!
Uuuuuaaaaarrrrrgggghhhhhh!!!! This can NOT BE TRUE!! Did they glue the 8-kilo colossus in the box for shipping?!?!
Another pause. Catch my breath. Wipe the sweat.

Oh, now it doesn’t smell like solvents anymore (though maybe those could help right now), but rather citrus-fresh, a bit bitter, and above all minty. Really pleasant and refreshing.

Well then, let’s go for a third “I-will-get-you-out-of-this-damn-box” attempt.
GET OUT OF THERE ALREADY, YOU RIDICULOUS PIECE OF CRAP!

Well, there we go. It’s out. The box may be destroyed, shattered, partially atomized Styrofoam is flying around my office like in a winter wonderland. But the monster weighing at least 10 kilos is out of the packaging! Wonderful! And right at the bottom of the package, a little note flutters towards me, showing the eager buyer how to get Thor’s hammer out of the packaging. Are they trying to PISS ME OFF?!?!?!?!
A short anger-breathing break, another sweat-wipe.

Mmmh, again I catch a whiff of tart lemon mint, but now mixed with something herbal-green, not hay-dry, but juicy-green and above all not too overpowering. Very pleasant. And soothing.

Alright, the 12-kilo beast has to go on the desk, no way around it. And: Heeeeppppp! Oh...man...is...this...piece of crap...heavy! Breathe, breathe, pfff, pfff, and .... heppa....up on the desk.
Damn, how heavy such a 15-kilo chunk can be!!! And it’s supposed to just fax, copy, scan, and print!!! Man, oh man!
Feeling top fit, I take a tiny breather on the exercise ball (it’s much better for the back than an old office chair, and let’s not even talk about comfort).

And out of habit, my wrist wanders to my nose: What a soothing and refreshing calm! While the bitter-citrus mint freshness is still there, a gentle woody note now joins the herbal-green. Olive wood? No idea? I would have spontaneously guessed birch from the smell, but at least it’s woody. A really pleasant, unobtrusive scent.

A glance at the 20-kilo block on my desk reminds me to connect Mr. Colossus, after all, I urgently need to copy to continue working later. Alright, let’s connect it. Where the hell is that damn cable? And where does this need to go...OWWWW!!! That DAMN DESK EDGE!
WHAT A PIECE OF CRAP#%$¥*&@#%+£$#&@?!#% ......!!!!!!!!!
(Censorship follows)
BIIIEEEEP BIEPBIEP BIIIIIEEEP.

After what felt like 2 hours of a Tourette attack, the copier is now running.
‘Do you want to install your printer on your PC?’
NO!!!! I DO NOT WANT TO!!!!!
Come on, breathe, don’t get worked up, stay calm, sniff your wrist again. Aaaahhhh, yes, that feels good, like an herb meadow in the morning dew, with mint, lemon balm, a bit of fresh wood.

As I said: A typical Sunday morning, cozy, relaxed, and chill. And with a great scent! What more could you want?!

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49 short views on the fragrance

Notsosweet

2 years ago

3

Smells like deep/late summer of my childhood. Slightly more masculine to my nose but ultimately unisex. Keeping to sniff, not wear.

Nik604

1 year ago

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1

This is very high execution - the way lemon / mint/ olive and musk mingled together is stunning - one more proof that a cologne for 15 euro!

Aspasia0

2 months ago

7.5Scent 6Longevity 6Sillage

Cologne Vibes (Do I smell lavender?) Accompanied by fresh herbs and bitter neroli. Not quite unisex for me, but a great fragrance!

NuiWhakakore

4 years ago

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24

23

Not even the freshest Mojito
can cheer up Artesima
she remains a bitter fruit...

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MonsieurTest

5 years ago

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23

17

Mojito Du - I Wormwood
Perfect for cuddling+
Summer is coming!
Minty, herbal, fresh, olive-woody, airy, light.
(Light Guerlain Homme EdP)

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Pollita

4 years ago

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13

With grandpa on the green meadow. Classic shaving soap meets a naturally green freshness. Too focused on shaving soap and violets for me.

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Yatagan

8 years ago

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6

A summery refreshing combination of mint, citrus notes, charming aromatic chemistry, and a darker base: simply good!

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Gold

2 years ago

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8

Lightly bitter-green, minty meadow scent by Annick Ménardo. Unusual & really fresh, it works great without sweetness.

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FvSpee

5 years ago

6.5Scent 6Sillage

11

5

Has potential, but it lacks depth for me: Soapy-smooth, floral-sweet, herb-dry, and citrus-fresh notes come across as a bit disorganized.

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Ergoproxy

7 years ago

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3

A fresh, spicy scent with a hint of flowers. Just missing green tea and CK One would be completely cloned. Anyway, it smells pleasantly uncomplicated.

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