Vetiver Terra

Very nice perfume for its price scent is soft and has the DNA of citrus cedro and agua fresca.. excellent for almost all the seasons except for very high heat and the very cold weather..

Light.Woody.Perfectly sweetened with tonka.

The rare case of a semi-gourmand vetiver that still feels so transparent and natural, as if it hasn't been created by a person. Sweet smoke and fig leaf that have just enough Sephora in them so that I feel casual in the best sense of the word, and then also enough character and...freedom? If we look at some of its distant French relatives, the Guerlain has too much of a heritage; Hermes is expensive and needs to prove it; and the Fat Electrician tries too hard to involve you in his story, as all ELDOs do. See? When I say transparent, that's what I mean. Freedom to think about where you are, what you do. In the present. Let the imagination loose, re-applying during the day in a refreshing ritual: why would I want it to last until sleeping time? Every new spray is an intentional act of grounding myself again, an act of remembrance, a new beginning. A crafty scent.

Its a really nice fragrance, lovely smell. Sillage is way to far from great, but its duration on skin is around 8hrs. Its a safe fragance for office/school,work environment, its a soft scent. On the dry down has couple of similarities with Prada L'homme. Really nice one.

Bought it with deodorant,despite weak longevity and hard to carry in a bag,still find it's a nice fragrance for me.

A comfy fragrance that is not as fresh as Vetiver aqua . This one is warmer and Vetiver is only a co-actor in the play. I assume the fig and caramel are the main roles here as per my perception. I feel no Jasmine note here whatsoever. Edit- had to give it to someone else who liked it. The caramel sweet notes are just off putting to me. Acqua Fresca Vetiver is the one I really love.

“The rooting of roots in the earth. The wrapping sound of the rain. Robust. Comfortable. Nothing else.”A remarkably simple and natural-smelling fragrance: light vetiver (think Haitian vetiver oil, just not as dense), a watery fig and a tinge of sweetness in the drydown. Adolfo Dominguez really pushes the sustainability angle with this and Ebano Salvia: 90% ingredients of natural origin (and the vetiver here does smell like real vetiver oil), replant another vetiver root for every vetiver root they harvest, recyclable bottles etc. It’s pleasant, natural-smelling.... but that’s about it. Perfect for a hipster living in the city to purchase and make them feel good about doing something for the environment without actually getting their hands dirty. I would pick the discontinued Vetiver Hombre over Vetiver Terra every time. (on a slightly tangential note, this is one of the incredibly few fragrances my wife complimented me on the first time I wore it... make of that what you will, but she tends to go for more natural scents)

Insipid, boring, dull, the worst of the collection