Gucci Guilty Black Eau De Toilette for Her 75ml

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Maybe that's why they have that paper smell in there because they want to be associated with money perhaps.

Although I must admit, sometimes the patchouli did begin to annoy me, but I own both and when spraying them together on separate wrists, black just has the juicier, more girly edge. Struck by the more constrasting bottle, I decided to try this one and the dry down is 90% like Dior Addict Eau Delice.The beginning notes are quite pleasant, and almost interesting but it's sort of vaguely fruity, slightly sweet and a tiny bit creamy. That smoky note, probably added for additional pretentiousness, is a bit too mature and contrasts with the general vibe of the perfume. The are rather soft and I would suppose I have acquired a taste for a stronger, more robust perfume that can take me away, one that will grab me by the shoulders and shake me. Anyway the opening on this is very different than the drydown, which is less peppery berries and more powdery ambered peach. With a crisp and refreshing scent that has been designed to lift your spirits, offering a refreshing aroma.

The amber-caramel medley makes it particularly warm and cozy, and gives that 'freshly opened chocolate' feel. I enjoy the dry down most, I get the caramel and it's not so assaulting on the nose which it can tend to be. Gucci guilty Black, found This version discounted and had to have it:) bought it Without smelling it, based on The reviews here. These versions are not to be confused with the originals and Diamond Essence has no affiliation with the manufacturers/designers mentioned. I cannot follow that trend I am afraid, I refer to my oldies for that purpose when I want to but that is just my experience with this line from Gucci so far.There is just something sickening about it, I believe it is the combination of powder and amber that make this scent unwearable and somehow heavy. We recommend checking the list of product ingredients directly on its packaging due to potential changes. smells scrumptious without being disgustingly fruity (ahem* anything marc jacobs has released after oh lola).