Guilty Pour Homme
Guilty Pour Homme by Gucci is a masculine-leaning eau de toilette from 2011 in the designer price tier. It opens with lemon, lavender and pink pepper, moves into orange blossom and neroli and dries down to patchouli, cedarwood and amber. Expect around 7 hours of wear, and it projects at a moderate level.
Notes, explained
Opening
- Lemon Clean, sour, instantly recognisable. Bright but burns off fast.
- Lavender Herbal, clean, slightly medicinal. Barbershop in one note.
- Pink Pepper Fizzy, rosy and bright. Adds sparkle without heat.
Heart
- Orange Blossom Sweet, soapy and sunny. Neroli's warmer sibling.
- Neroli Distilled orange blossom. Green, soapy and elegant.
Dry-down
- Patchouli Damp earth and dark chocolate. Either you love it or it's your least favourite note.
- Cedarwood Dry, pencil-shaving woodiness. Clean and structural.
- Amber Warm, golden and resinous. Not a real material — a blend that glows.
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