The Visionary

Don't let the simpleness of the bottle fool you it might look minimalistic but the scent is more defined. who says big things comes in small packages in this case it is might was well the truth, in visionary we come across a rarity a two noted perfume made only of the notes of Geranium and Caraway it opens with a sour start of geranium then dries with an esoteric feel of dry caraway reminiscent of frankincense burning in Greek and Russian Orthodox churches with gold lamented icons of Christ saints and the virgin Mary while a priest sings a plaintive hymn for the fallen ones. but there is not alot to say about this scent because of the simplicity of the scent and sadly it does fade quickly.

Minimalism at its finest. Herbaceous spices and mild smoke together evoke a fresh, confident and refined green/masculine fragrance here. A great green fragrance for Spring and Summer. For lack of better descriptors, this is a Sexy, Masculine Garden. Plain and simple. I wouldn’t expect GAP to take what feels like such a risk with their short lived fragrance line, but they outdid themselves here. It performs relatively soft, so feel free to spray a little extra if needed, but it doesn’t hinder the experience for me much. For the $15 I paid for it, I definitely can’t complain. 7/10

this one smells very masculine on me. starts with green-herby notes, then the fresh green gives way to heavier herbs. very masculine notes. the base is a bit similar to Gap's Natural, Visionary is heavier but not as strong as Natural. this one doesnt last as long as Natural on my skin.

I bought this perfume for my husband, but he gave it to his father. It is too strong for him, a woody aroma, a very persistent aroma, just one drop of perfume is enough for those around to feel the aroma. He's definitely masculine

The notes listed on the box are bluegrass, sun-dried geranium and frosted fennel. It is leaning toward the masculine end of unisex, but I like it: herbaceous and slightly smokey. I think it's interesting for the price.