Vetiver Zara

3.77 из 5
(13 отзывов)

Vetiver Zara

Vetiver Zara

Rated 3.77 out of 5 based on 13 customer ratings
(13 customer reviews)

Vetiver Zara for men of Zara

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Vetiver is one of the perfumes from Zara‘s collection for men introduced in 2008. Besides this edition, perfumes Ambar and Sandalo were presented.

13 reviews for Vetiver Zara

  1. :

    3 out of 5

    Really nice. Smells similar to Creed Original Vetiver. Theres another one called Fig that is even better.

  2. :

    3 out of 5

    Really surprising, practically unisex smell.
    Fresh citrus opening, vithout obvious alcohol (good!), really really smooth, sweet drydown, soft and feminine like some floral juices. (Indeed, very Chanel-like!)
    Interesting, complex – maybe low sillage isn’t really a problem, this carachter doesn’t need to be any louder.

  3. :

    5 out of 5

    Damn… This masterpeace works very well ok my skin! I sprayed this one 5 times in the morning. All i have to say is that this one last 12+ hours easily, sillage is enormous… The smelling is so elegant and powerfull. This is my signature scent now,
    100% recommended.
    Bottle – 8
    Longevity – 10
    Sillage – 9
    Smelling – 9

  4. :

    4 out of 5

    I like this but unfortunately doesn’t last long.

  5. :

    4 out of 5

    This is my very first post to this site! I’m so glad that I took a risk and blind buy zara vetiver based on these reviews. I adore the scent profusely! One of the notes that I liked is vetiver. I really wanted Mugler cologne initially as I had a chance to whiff a smell in a luxury perfume store that sadly, closed down in our area. Now, I can’t find any Mugler cologne. The closest thing available would be Creed OV however, it’s so expensive for my budget. I’m happy to say that this cologne, resembles Mugler on the drydown. It was love at first spray and good thing the sillage is great, around 5 to 6 hours on my skin. Love, love love it!

  6. :

    5 out of 5

    I was excited to try another vetiver by a less familiar designer, but I was disappointed with the weakness. I also had suprising difficulty in keeping up with the many early and drastic changes in the scent. It starts out a bit limey and bright, perhaps like the post-2000 Guerlain, or a very muted Creed OV. A minute or two in, even before the alcohol is gone, there’s a very rapid transition to something with more wood and florals, closer to Mugler Cologne. Then, as the strongest of the soapy notes recede after a few more minutes, a flowery grassiness like 4711 becomes evident, with just a dash of dusty, twiggy wood. The kaleidoscopic changes that this scent undergoes are fun if you have the chance to follow along with them, but because of the weakness (even for an EdC) I’m not sure when I’d really use it. I suspect I’ll put the vial in my mini toiletries kit, take it on travel, and douse myself somewhere, someday.

  7. :

    3 out of 5

    Simple, linear, lovely!!! I spray this as a base then layer it with Kenneth Cole’s RSVP. Totally an attention-grabber!
    You can blend it with woody or aromatic scents. The result is very good! Although by itself, Zara Vetiver does not last long. (About 30 minutes tops).
    If you can still spot this, buy 100 bottles, I believe it has been discontinues. ( why, oh why?)

  8. :

    4 out of 5

    Nice and uncomplicated. Linear vetiver smell. Too bad it doesn’t last long. I sprayed 3 times on my body and twice on my shirt and it lasted a total of 50 minutes…

  9. :

    3 out of 5

    I bought this 2 years ago in a Zara shop.
    It got me hooked all the way.
    This vetiver is very simple has not too many notes but the notes used are in line. Great sillage also and longevity was for an EdC very good! More sprays needed but ok..
    Too bad i sprayed all 200 ml away as it used it a signature scent.
    Its masculine and elegant, calm and woody.

  10. :

    5 out of 5

    This is very similar to Adolfo Domínguez’s vetiver (which I like very much), though I find it somehow mellower, less herbaceous, perhaps due to the grapefruit. It is an EDC with good sillage initially but then it stays close to the skin, with amazing staying power (again, considering it is an EDC). All in all, an extremely well blended minimalist but elegant, wearable and enjoyable fragrance. Great stuff!
    In addition, the packaging reflects and complements very adequately the contents: simple, functional, unobstrusive and well executed. Adding further to its charm, it is (or was) very fairly priced, verging on the inexpensiveness. What’s not to like here?
    Unfortunately, it seems that Zara has a policy of entirely replacing its fragrance lineup every one or two years and, therefore, Vetiver and its brothers in the men’s line (Sándalo and Ambar) have been discontinued, which is sad.
    The new offerings by Zara (the usual woody/sweety/awfully boring and in your face concoctions) are conceptually and quality-wise light years away from this and, IMHO, not even worth a try.

  11. :

    3 out of 5

    After reading your review, I am now dying to try it. Unfortunately, even though Zara is present in Venezuela as a store, they don’t sell their perfumes in this country =(

  12. :

    3 out of 5

    good daily aromat, long lasting and elegant

  13. :

    4 out of 5

    I`ve tried all three scents (colognes) of Zara Cologne collection, and Vetiver I like most. Sandal is soft and warm, nice and close to the skin, Amber has alcoholic aromas, very intensive in the beginning, with warm base, but not so precious as it can be in some other editions like L’Occitane Amber or Jean Paul Gaultier 2.
    Vetiver is so elegant with it’s woody and rooty accords, long lasting one. It’s masculine effects gracefully seduced me. It comes in 50ml Eau D’Cologne and 200ml EDC bottles, with pure lines, simple and elegant, designed by the model of luxurious Chanel collection.

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