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Sunny Vetiver & Neroli by Dossier
Key Notes of Sunny Vetiver & Neroli
What Does Sunny Vetiver & Neroli Smell Like
Dossier's Sunny Vetiver & Neroli perfume opens with a clean and citrusy aroma, courtesy of bergamot, grapefruit, and neroli. The top notes give a bright and zesty first impression, with the neroli introducing a hint of sweet floral which adds depth to the citrus elements. As the fragrance develops, the heart notes of orange blossom, geranium, and elemi unfold. The orange blossom enhances the citrus theme, contributing a sweet, floral, and somewhat green aspect. Geranium brings in a slightly minty freshness, while elemi adds a touch of peppery spice.
Entering the dry down, the base notes of Haitian vetiver, patchouli, and cedarwood take center stage. The Haitian vetiver lends an earthy, woody, and slightly smoky character - a robust counterpoint to the bright and floral top and middle notes. The patchouli and cedarwood further emphasize the woody profile, with patchouli generating a musky sweetness and cedarwood offering a dry, crisp facet. This interplay between floral, citrus, and woody elements makes the scent complex yet cohesive, with each phase of its evolution revealing new layers of depth. The result is a fragrance that can be characterized as both sweet and earthy, bright and deep, floral and woody.
Review of Sunny Vetiver & Neroli
The Dossier perfume, Sunny Vetiver & Neroli, priced at an affordable $29, is a fantastic dupe for its pricier counterpart. Arriving in a high concentration of 18%, this scent packs a punch that certainly holds its own. Designed to be unisex, it transcends traditional gender norms with its intriguing blend of floral and woody notes.
This fragrance intrigues with its initial burst of citrusy bergamot and grapefruit, coupled with the refreshing scent of neroli. Though these top notes are not up for discussion, it's worth mentioning that their prominent presence adds an invigorating start to the fragrance.
As the perfume settles, the heart notes of geranium and elemi offer a warm, somewhat spicy tone that adds a pleasing complexity to the fragrance. This is where Sunny Vetiver & Neroli starts to deviate from the original. While it retains similar traits, it introduces variations that, dare I say, make it even more appealing.
The base notes, primarily featuring Haitian vetiver, patchouli, and cedarwood, give the fragrance its final character. A deep, smoky woodiness that lends a certain masculinity to the blend, making it a truly genderless perfume. The resulting scent is a harmonious combination that's pleasingly versatile.
However, it's not without its downsides. The longevity could be improved, with the scent needing a reapplication after a few hours. Nevertheless, considering its price point and the quality of its ingredients, this is a concession I'm willing to make.
In terms of value for money, it's hard to beat Dossier's Sunny Vetiver & Neroli. At $29, it offers a compelling alternative to its more expensive original without sacrificing aroma quality. This perfume is worth considering for anyone looking for an affordable, pleasingly complex and versatile fragrance.
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