Zero

Nostalgic, light, different from everything out there right now. I've had this one for quite a while now, and every time I spray it on I'm surprised by how well composed the Fragrance is. It's like a nostalgic scent carried by wind on a nice summer/spring day, that's about the best way to describe it. It's also quite a curiosity magnet, I've had so many people stop and ask me what I'm wearing, because it reminds them of something they smelled once somewhere, at some random time in their life. And it brought them back some pleasant memories. It's really fresh, but like, a weird type of fresh. Aldehidic almost. The Bergamot in this smells nearly Ethereal, the Rose Oxide gives this a very Fresh rose scent. Like a freshly plucked one, not the overbearing sweetness a lot of Rose perfumes have these days. The drydown is very woody, and yes it does smell like freshly painted Varnish on some wood. Which I do immensely enjoy because it's so different from all the other woody scents. It's synthetic, yes, but not overbearing or unpleasant. I think this is one of the best fresh & clean Perfumes out there, very different from everything else. I'm honestly often dumbfounded because I can't find proper words to describe the scent, it's more of a feeling that I can't put into words.

Bir parfumör tarafından bir kavram, yaklaşım, konsept etrafında tasarlanmış parfüm ile sadece "dikkat çekip güzel kokmak" peşinde olan kişilerin parfüm kavramı arasındaki farkı anlamak için alttaki yorumları okumanız yeterli. Hocanin dediği gibi "cahil bunlar"...:-) Marka bu parfumde çevreye minimum etkisi olan bir parfüm tasarlamış. %90 doğal içerik, plastik olmayan kapak, yeniden kazanılmış kağıt kullanımı, tek renk baskı (şişe ve kutu) gibi ayrıntılara girmişler. Parfüm markanın diğer parfumleri gibi plastik bir torbadan çıkmıyor, beyaz bir kağıda sarılmış sadece. Bence harika bir yaklaşım ve markanın muhtemel sosyal sorumluluk çalışmalarında yer alacak. Parfümün nasıl koktuguna gelince. Sanki yeşillik ile tazelik karışmış. Sedir her aşamada sahnede. Casmir ona eşlik ediyor. Ilk 15 dakika fresh ve taze havadan yavaşça zengin bir sedir-kaşmir karsimina gidiyor. Eğer aklınızda konsepti tutarak koklarsaniz beğenirsiniz. Eğer etrafım bunu beğenir mi derseniz bu parfüm elenir. Çünkü amacı kendini beğendirmek değil, konsepti karşılamak ve bunu harika şekilde yapıyor. Bence her mevsim kullanılabilir. Kalıcılık fena değil ama sade yada doğal formulu sebebiyle gücü biraz zayıf. Gün içinde tekrar kullanmak gerekecektir.

This is beautiful! Many people attribute the smell of magazines to CDG 2, however ZERO by Commes Des Garcons is the true victor when it comes to a glossy, papery, high end smell. ZERO is evokes leafing through stacks of fashion mags on a breezy patio in Paris. The smell of fresh printing, intermingling with fresh roses and perfume samples stuck to the interior walls of your favorite issue of Vogue. I love the varnish accord, and it adds an inhuman glossiness to this fragrance that makes it so unique and beautiful. In a way, this feels like a more cosmopolitain, editorial version of Another 13 by Le Labo. In my opinion ZERO is far more interesting as well! The vetiver is very prominent in here too, but it never goes too masculine or screechy. This is a perfectly interesting every day scent that smells both of sartorial futurism and the sensual natural world.

Bought this as the perfume structure felt similar to another 13 and glossier you. Found that it blooms very differently on skin. On skin it brings you on a journey - it opens abit like “I don’t know what” from DS & Durga from the bergamot note , before settling into a pleasant metallic rose and iso super e, before drying down to a musky base like another 13. As a perfume it’s very wearable, but doesn’t have strong sillage. I like that on fabric lasts very long, i found myself addictively smelling my clothes the next day and finding it smells like another 13.

In my opinion, it's a valuable perfume. It has a masculine, woody, and slightly creamy woody note. Definitely a safe bet. The sharpness might be a bit excessive, but it gives off a fresh, natural impression. I certainly wouldn't hesitate to use it even for a relaxing session. Some fragrances should just be for yourself, without expecting compliments or external expectations. For example, most Amouage perfumes are like that. Zero can also be included in this category, in my opinion. In short, it has a clean, creamy woody profile.

This is a quick review only based on spraying on paper. I thought it is wonderful, one of the best cdg of recent years, beautiful fresh wooden, unique despite the claims here it smells like other perfumes. I never really liked molecule and I love this. Reminded me of woody fragrances from Diptique if anything. A must try.

I could bathe in CDG Zero. I CAN'T GET ENOUGH OF IT. And wrong or right, I layer it into almost everything because I feel naked without some of it on my skin. I feel like the other comments already do all the facets of it justice & how it can specifically smell on people. To me it just smells like it was made for me.

To all " Kenzo Air" fanatics out there (myself included), this is not a 1 to 1, but it sure comes close. It will remind you of Kenzo Air but it certainly is not the same animal. Speaking of animals, if "Kenzo Air" is the lion, then "CDG Zero" is a tiger. Both are cats, but not the exactly the same type of cat.

Did anyone else get a soft almost vanilla sweet cloud surrounding them when wearing this? Because I sure did. It confused me because smelling this up-close I get that clean fizzy, woody musk. But I definitely enjoyed it and im not usually one for the "your skin but better" perfumes

The "varnish" accord is ALIVE in this one. You're either gonna love it or hate it. I love it, the varnish accord comes off like an extremely bright aldahyde / vetiver. This thing radiates like a beast , the dry down is addicting.

Middle of summer. Sitting at a polished, antique table inside a well air-conditioned room. A window to the garden is left slightly ajar.

This is a fragrance from the Another13 range. A musky fragrance. A pleasant, airy scent. 10/10

Super unique and different, yet totally office-safe. Smells like varnish and wine.

tested this one at DSM Paris on a blotter first, seemed really interesting, and I liked it, so I came back to do the real test on skin, and indeed I like it, but maybe not as much as I liked it on the blotter, it's very fresh, professional, clean, with a bright citrus/bergamot, the varnish accord is really pleasing, and the vetiver is really well made and balanced, I'm usually not a big fan of vetiver, but this one works for me also, don't get misled by the rose oxide, there's no classic rose note from it, what you get is more of a green note, rose stems, and such rather than the flower and petals people usually think of, which I actually really like, it makes it super fresh. I like it but the longevity is not great and I can't justify a full bottle, it would be a great office/work fragrance but I already have other fragrances that cover that territory or even do it better

Upon first encounter, it strikes with its synthetic nature. This is a minimalist and restrained fragrance, yet at the same time, in a somewhat baroque way, aggressive. It reminds me of the edge of a perfectly sharpened razor blade or bionic spikes made of chrome steel. There's also something bloody about it, but purely molecular, without splatters or, even more so, nosebleeds. An ideal scent to wear with a white and fluorescent pink outfit. It has a lot of space but lacks depth. Quite holographic, unfortunately very linear and short-lived – after three hours, it's gone to ZERO.

It’s their ‘this smells different on everyone’ contribution that a few brands have. Very like a couple of Escentric Molecules, I Don’t Know What. Less like Glossier You which I find to have a fluffier aspect and warmth in the bottle, even before it is warmed through wear. I love CDG for all of the quirks and downright delicious definitions of what fragrance can be but this is a beautifully realised version of ‘that’ scent that was everywhere just before everything went Oud crazy a few years ago. Nice but I already have that scent profile in my collection.

I just ordered 4 decants of CDG fragrances (Zero, Copper, 2 Man, Wonderwood) for curiosity as I've been wearing and loving their clothing pieces for a few years at this point. I was surprised with the strong start of this scent, specially because of the varnish accord (which is pretty notorious imo) and how it starts to get more refreshing and citrusy with time. I get the magazine feeling y'all are talking about in the comments. It's autumn here so can't wait for spring to rock this one more. Wouldn't buy a full bottle though.

Zero took me on quite a journey. The opening is fresh and green to me. Then comes a subtle synthetic sweetness. The final destination is a light and pleasant wood. It's all very nice and likable. But I already own Wonderwood and Blue Santal; even though Zero starts its journey somewhere different it does end up at a similar destination. Considering that I don't think I can justify a purchase. But I do like Zero a lot!

this smells amazing, it really holds its name well, only thing i could imagine was maybe candy and evene that was a stretch. at first i expected a boring ozonic smell but i was wrong unfortunately, it doesnt last on my skin at all, it stays like 30 min max :(

The closest thing to my belowed CDG 3. Love wearing it on like a dry, windy autumn day when the sun peeps through the clouds