Grigioperla Uomo by La Perla — Notes, Reviews & Ratings (2014)
Frequently Asked Questions about Grigioperla Uomo by La Perla
What does Grigioperla Uomo by La Perla smell like?
Grigioperla Uomo by La Perla features top notes of Anise, Cypress, and Grapefruit, middle notes of Cedarwood, Heliotrope, and Thyme, and base notes of Guaiac Wood, Patchouli, and Vanilla.
When was Grigioperla Uomo by La Perla released?
Grigioperla Uomo by La Perla was released in 2014.
What season is Grigioperla Uomo by La Perla best for?
According to user reviews, Grigioperla Uomo by La Perla is best suited for Spring.
A soft, woody fragrance in terms of impact it's not much to write home about from a brand I'd not come across. Having said this, you just don't smell many (newish) fragrances like this, it's classy and understated. The opening is watery and fig like with a very subtle anise like to my nose, developing into a kind of buttery floral but with something inherently woody and masculine about it. The drydown and wearing of this was slightly inconclusive because it was a hot day and even the best fragrance wouldn't of lasted on me but the card I additionally sprayed it on, still has a soft and rounded vanilla/heliotrope/violet smell about it. The main thing that makes me like this is the price. The price is really reasonable and if I see it (I won't go out of my way) I might add uomo to the collection for a bit of obscure (in a brand sense, not smell wise) fun.
Grigioperla Uomo, from La Perla was released in 2014. The perfumer behind this creation is unknown. It has the top notes of Anise, Cypress, and Grapefruit, middle notes of Cedarwood, Heliotrope, and Thyme, and base notes of Guaiac Wood, Patchouli, and Vanilla.
A soft, woody fragrance in terms of impact it's not much to write home about from a brand I'd not come across. Having said this, you just don't smell many (newish) fragrances like this, it's classy and understated. The opening is watery and fig like with a very subtle anise like to my nose, developing into a kind of buttery floral but with something inherently woody and masculine about it. The drydown and wearing of this was slightly inconclusive because it was a hot day and even the best fragrance wouldn't of lasted on me but the card I additionally sprayed it on, still has a soft and rounded vanilla/heliotrope/violet smell about it. The main thing that makes me like this is the price. The price is really reasonable and if I see it (I won't go out of my way) I might add uomo to the collection for a bit of obscure (in a brand sense, not smell wise) fun.