Frequently Asked Questions about V for Men Amber Fougere With Smoky Vetiver by Clive Christian
What does V for Men Amber Fougere With Smoky Vetiver by Clive Christian smell like?
V for Men Amber Fougere With Smoky Vetiver by Clive Christian features top notes of Bergamot and Pepper, middle notes of Olibanum (Frankincense), and base notes of Amber, Smoke, and Vetiver.
How long does V for Men Amber Fougere With Smoky Vetiver by Clive Christian last?
Based on user reviews, V for Men Amber Fougere With Smoky Vetiver by Clive Christian has lighter longevity, typically lasting 2-4 hours. The longevity rating is 2.0 out of 5.
What is the sillage of V for Men Amber Fougere With Smoky Vetiver by Clive Christian?
V for Men Amber Fougere With Smoky Vetiver by Clive Christian has intimate sillage that stays close to the skin. The sillage rating is 2.0 out of 5.
Who created V for Men Amber Fougere With Smoky Vetiver by Clive Christian?
V for Men Amber Fougere With Smoky Vetiver by Clive Christian was created by Christian Provenzano.
When was V for Men Amber Fougere With Smoky Vetiver by Clive Christian released?
V for Men Amber Fougere With Smoky Vetiver by Clive Christian was released in 2017.
What season is V for Men Amber Fougere With Smoky Vetiver by Clive Christian best for?
According to user reviews, V for Men Amber Fougere With Smoky Vetiver by Clive Christian is best suited for Spring and Fall.
V for Men Amber Fougere With Smoky Vetiver is a fragrance by Clive Christian. Released in 2017. Created by Christian Provenzano. It has the top notes of Bergamot and Pepper, middle notes of Olibanum (Frankincense), and base notes of Amber, Smoke, and Vetiver.
Amber fougere to me, would have been better named as Oriental Fougere - I don’t get much amber from it. It opens refreshingly pleasant with bergamot and lavender, providing that typical fougere element, before a large array of pepper joins in: white, black and pink pepper stimulate the senses significantly. It’s from here that a sweet, resinous freshness creeps in coming from the elemi and frankincense, leading way to a very polite vetiver and touch of incense. Unfortunately I don’t get much more from this scent, before it soon dies down on the skin. This is a pleasant enough fragrance, however I find it to be rather mediocre overall. It’s incredibly overpriced for what you’re getting - it’s very gentle on the skin in my opinion and doesn’t have much character to it. It’s simply a fairly simple and mass appealing pepper affair with fougere qualities to it.
Amber fougere to me, would have been better named as Oriental Fougere - I don’t get much amber from it. It opens refreshingly pleasant with bergamot and lavender, providing that typical fougere element, before a large array of pepper joins in: white, black and pink pepper stimulate the senses significantly. It’s from here that a sweet, resinous freshness creeps in coming from the elemi and frankincense, leading way to a very polite vetiver and touch of incense. Unfortunately I don’t get much more from this scent, before it soon dies down on the skin. This is a pleasant enough fragrance, however I find it to be rather mediocre overall. It’s incredibly overpriced for what you’re getting - it’s very gentle on the skin in my opinion and doesn’t have much character to it. It’s simply a fairly simple and mass appealing pepper affair with fougere qualities to it.