Gucci Guilty Eau Pour Homme

This fragrance was a pleasant surprise. This one (Guilty Eau) and the Guilty EDP are easily the best of the line IMO. The entire Guilty line, to me, is well done but I certainly understand how the original, and some of its flankers like the Black or Intense, can be labeled as boring or generic. They’re very safe, kind of synthetic, but undeniably pleasant and appealing to the masses. I was blown away by the EDP version for the risk it took, and it was such a bold and daring direction for the line, and I smell A LOT of the EDP formulation here in Eau. These two seem to be the ones that try to break from the mold and take a few risks, and it pays off in spades. Eau is very fresh, but it’s not a generic “freshie”... it’s pretty rich and complex honestly, a beautiful mix of citrus/fruity flavors with some musk and spice to really add depth and solidify the fragrance. At first sniff it may seem deceptively light and airy, and it is compared to the others, but it’s still very rich and pretty deep for an EDT/Eau variety. It’s rounded out by this underlying woody/floral/musky warmth which can give it an almost powdery, barbershop-like vibe in certain stages, which I really like. It feels rejuvenating and refreshing, but fairly classy and relaxing at the same time. Longevity is also surprisingly great on my skin, and I think it’s super easy to go nose blind to. At first I thought it was just okay as far as longevity, but I sprayed myself three times before bed and woke up 6-8 hours later and it still smelled amazing on skin, the drydown stage is really nice and relaxed. I always feel people REALLY exaggerate when it comes to longevity on this site anyway, it’s kind of ridiculous. I could wear this in any season, it’s really versatile, though it seems to do best in average temperature, not overly hot as it is very rich and fairly sweet. Along with the EDP, hands down the best in the line by a long shot.

Gucci Guilty Eau Pour Homme is a citrusy, powdery and aromatic fragrance. It is a fresher version of the original fragrance, although it retains much of the DNA of the Guilty Pour Homme line. In this fragrance, citrus and musk are accentuated, and orris is added, which gives it a powdery sensation and is a litlle more elegant than EDT. Guilty Eau Pour Homme is the freshest of the entire line, and a good option to use during spring and summer, mainly in casual situations. His longevity with me was good, more than 9 hours. and sillage better than others in the Guilty Pour Homme line. It seems that was discontinued, but if you can find it a good price and you like the Guilty Pour Homme line is a good flanker.

This cologne is so good it has that masculine musk dna of the Gucci signature smells expensive. Is quite underrated but is a lady killer for sure . This cologne is a must wear with not very casual clothes is not a cologne for jeans and joggers . With this cologne you should wear at least some kind of decent pants or top notch clothes to give the blend of masculinity and sexiness . Great compliment for girls that like masculine fragrances . Compliments are from the milf side tho. Longetivity: 8/10 Uniqueness : 9/10 Performance :8/10 Price :7/10 Compliments :8/10

Bought this recently and I really like it. Great for everyday wear in the summer or right out of the shower. Brighter than most of the GG line and I really enjoy the citrus. Could be an office scent, but I like it as a casual attire fragrance. Not a trendsetter but definitely likable and a compliment attractor.

This was my first perfumes that i bought, It has alot of memory,the scent of citrus so beauty,dried down with soft musky patchoulli scent,suitable for casual ocassions and for teenagers out there must try this! Highly recommend!

I love this scent. It's gorgeous florals for men. (Very unisex.) It's a shame that my bottle had very poor longevity and projection. This could have been in my everyday rotation if it was stronger. Bought from Jomashop.

This is a very pleasant fragrance! You really can't go wrong with this one. I think you will get moderate to strong staying power with this and will definitely smell fresh and classy with this on.

The scent of perfume is quite versatile, can be used for both day and night in the spring, autumn and winter. Can use when going out or dating his girlfriend for added romance

For me this is the best of Guilty line by far ! Fresh, inoffensive, clean, sweet with a floral soft touch. Longevity and projection to my skin are decent.

Second best of the Guilty line, sweet, amazing smelling, can't go wrong with it. A must own.

Dont mind the hate. This is awesome.

I ran into this new Gucci Guilty flanker at Ulta.. At first I thought it was the same old Gucci Guilty because the bottles are almost identical but soon I realized that it was the new Gucci Guilty Eau, so I gave it a spray on a tester strip.. This is just my first impression of this new flanker.. Gucci Guilty Eau opens up very reminiscent of the original Gucci Guilty just a bit brighter & fresher! Fresh citrus top notes lead to a very fresh floral heart which than leads to a patchouli and musk base.. Gucci Guilty Eau smells a whole lot like the original Gucci Guilty except it is lighter, brighter, & fresher! There is no lavender here, instead there is amped up citrus & florals.. Lots of fresh florals like snowberry & orris compliment the prominent orange blossom heart.. The patchouli base is still there but it is a much lighter patchouli this time around.. I am not sure if this Eau flanker was really necessary being that Gucci Guilty Black already was basically just a fresher cleaner version of Guilty.. It does seem to perform very well, especially for an Eau flanker.. If you do not like the original Gucci Guilty or the Gucci Guilty Black flanker than I doubt you will like this one.. But if you do enjoy the other Gucci Guilty fragrances than you might really like this one! This is basically the Gucci Guilty for hot summer days! But when all is said and done, shame on you GUCCI! Shame on you for discontinuing all the great quality classic Gucci fragrance to release endless flankers of mediocre fragrances..

To me, this scent is a perfect blend of Versace Pour Homme and Burberry Brit Rhythm, both of which are favorites in my collection. I never would've imagined something that was at the midway point between the two though, because they're such different scents! Brit Rhythm is leathery with deep fruity notes. Versace Pour Homme is aquatic with florals. Combining them? No way. But Gucci Guilty Eau does exactly that! This is an improvement on the original Gucci Guilty in every way. Longevity for me is perfect and it just barely lasts noticeably through a 9 hour work day, which is perfect. Today I can even still smell it under my shirt over 16 hours later! Mind you, that's under my shirt. It won't last that long on skin. Bottom line: Forget everyone's comments about synthetic this and generic that. It smells good, period! Wear what you like, and like what you wear.

Wore this for a test today and it went over very well with the ladies at my office. However, I was less enthused, LOL! Which is to be expected, because I don't love woody scents all that much. However, this was overall a very good scent, with a strong "fresh" aroma that was quite pleasant. It's just hard to get excited by being so fresh and clean, you know what I mean? I enjoyed the musk and patchouli base notes, of course, but then those are reliable for me, as always. It was fine, I was told I still smelled quite fragrant at least 5 hours later. And in fact, my co-worker loved it so much, I gave her the rest of my sample so she could entice her boyfriend to use it. So, for me, though enjoyable, it will be a one and done scent for me. Just not the style I go for.

Gucci Guilty Eau Pour Homme and Guilty Black was what I wore mainly in my last years of college back when I had no interest in collecting fragrances. And to this day, these two fragrances are still some of the best in the designer market. Guilty Eau is much better than the original, as it isnt sweet and heavy. Instead it is airy, silky, and more elegant. There's definitely lavender in this as well, just like the original. In addition to all of this, I can't help but be reminded of Masculin Pluriel here. In a lot of ways these two share a similarity somewhere. I would go as far as to say this is practically MP without the leather and vetiver. Needless to say, Eau Pour Homme brings back great memories to me and it is one I hold dearly and close to the heart.

Another flanker of Guilty really Gucci? Gucci Guilty Eau? As if the original Gucci Guilty wasn't already fresh and inoffensive enough? Mind you Gucci Guilty Black is already a fresher version of the original Guilty, which I found quite odd since the name of the fragrance is "Guilty Black".. I really thought that since Frida Giannini was gone that Gucci would go back to creating unique, quality, fragrances that they were known for when Tom Ford was around.. Gucci how about before you decide to release endless mediocre flankers to very average smelling fragrances how about you bring back the classic quality fragrance that Gucci was known for.. Envy & Envy for Men, Rush & Rush for Men, Eau de Parfum & Pour Homme!

Goodbye, Gucci Guilty Eau. It seems I've outgrown you! Once you were my favorite of the Gucci Guilty line, sharp, refined, versatile, long lasting, and perfect for a professional environment. Now you're not so sharp, just a hodgepodge of softer notes, vying for my attention. Maybe Club De Nuit Intense burned my nostrils away? Maybe experiencing other scents changed my tastes? Either way, it was fun for a while, but now I have to say goodbye to you. I wish you the best. Please don't hate me for my new love affair with Gucci Guilty Absolute. It's nothing personal...

Tried this at a perfumery today, first blast smelled very good, so i thought id go back and apply a bit more. The second time all i got was the same smell as guilty intense and a twist between black, to me this seem like a pointless release, its nothing new just a boring ok smelling fragrance, but i guess its all about the money these days, doesnt really matter if its a new one as long as somebody buys it anyway.

This is a great fragrance for summer day/night it smells so classy and fresh at the same time.Don`t judge by negative reviews on the original,yes they smell identical but this is more watery/airy,more easy to wear i think. On my skin this lasts up to 10h maybe sometimes less but 6-7 h guaranteed with moderate projection! So if you find this on a good price grab it. 4/5 for me!

We just recently got this in our store. At first it does smell like Gucci Guilty but after it sits for 20 minutes it deff smells like a fresher version. It still has that slightly sweet tone to it but it smells nice. If you already have gucci guilty then i would not purchase it. But if you never have a gucci then check it out. Great work fragrance

Very, very generic and has quite poor performance... the scent is pleasant enough but I only reach for this when I am fresh out of the shower and want to spray something on that won't be around long enough to compete with whatever fragrance I will actually be wearing for the day.

Really I discovered that fragrance but ıt was my favourite in short time. Better than classic guilty as quality. Especially that is suitable for daily using and every style wearing.

A decent spring/summer fragrance. Nothing mind blowing but that’s not a bad thing. The floral notes are pretty good too. 7.8/10

Simple fresh floral slightly woody scent. Easy reach for daily use.

safe, mass-appealing. hard to hate this one. also hard to love it

I smell Versace pour homme but a bit darker. It’s not bad.

Great opening, drydown is nice. But the perfomance sucks.

Smells generic, save your money and buy something else

Gucci Guilty EDT is a well-known fragrance that leans into a classic aromatic profile. It opens with a fresh citrus note that’s clean and pleasant, followed by lavender and patchouli that give it a slightly old-school vibe. It’s versatile and easy to wear, especially for casual or office settings. However, for me personally, it didn’t stand out enough to make a lasting impression. It’s safe and inoffensive, but lacks the uniqueness I look for in a signature scent. Performance is moderate, with decent longevity and soft projection. Overall, it’s a solid choice for someone new to fragrances or looking for something familiar , but I likely won’t repurchase, as I prefer scents with a bit more character.

A bit to feminine for my taste.

I've tried this many different times in dept. stores and also recently got a sample of this with a bunch of other samples, so I was able to really test it out better on my skin. I don't think it's bad, it's a safe scent for sure. But just does nothing for me at all. Seems like there's a ton of other fragrances that are just like this or in the same vein. It just doesn't really stand out in any way to me. Also I'm a fan of sweeter scents so that may have some bearing on my opinion. This is a fresher citrus based scent that doesn't have much sweetness at all. So this just falls into that gray area for me, where I don't love it nor hate it, it's just kinda there. Not something I would wear.

OMG! Another Gucci Guilty fragrance that smells like every other Gucci Guilty fragrance. It's not a bad fragrance (pleasant, synthetic, people-pleaser) but come Gucci...an original thought, concept, idea and perhaps a somewhat original men's fragrance would be welcomed. I give this one a 5/10 based purely on the scent alone. But it earns a barnacle encrusted anchor for being so dull, boring and a clone of a copy of a clone. What's Next? Charro schlocking, "Gucci Cuchi-Cuchi Guilty? It's no wonder why Gucci has fallen to being one of my least favorite designer houses. Ugh!

For me this Eau version is definitely a heavy aromatic scent, with faint lemon (except during the extremely short-lived opening), and is mainly composed of huge loads of oris root, and a good amount of patchouli. It's one of those smells that are heavy on my lungs.

it's the edp but way harsher on the nose. i liked this better at first but then promptly switched to the edp after wearing this one time. i would only get edp.

Simply smells like cheap lemon toilet cleaner with some the dry down better with a sweet lavender bergamot lemon mix still super boring to me. Dont blind buy

First I am feeling like it is ok but later it is getting horrible. I am not sure what it is but something makes me dislike it. Not for me.

Boring, synthetic and thin citruses on top of some non-descript musk and bland woody sweetness. I get a tiny hint of orange blossom and perhaps a smidge of patchouli if I really stretch my imagination. Other than that, it's pure nothing. The same basic sweet, cheap and thin shit they've been bottling ever since the original. Honestly, it drives me nuts. Balmain Homme is in a similar style, yet somehow manages to actually smell good and slightly creative. It is possible to do a fresh sweet scent that actually has some quality to it. Why must Gucci insist to fail every time? Perhaps I am being unfair. I know the Gucci by Gucci line has been a big hit for Gucci, the Guilty possibly an even bigger hit. And credit where credit is due - Gucci by Gucci Pour Homme is decent. I just know that Gucci can do so much better. They gave us Envy for men and Pour Homme I & II. Why can't they show just a teeny tiny bit of creative and possible release something that's actually good? I'm not looking for a fragrance lovers fragrance at all, just a great scent. Paco Rabanne did it with 1 Million, Viktor & Rolf did it with Spicebomb. Both of those are sweet and mainstream, but damn decent in their own rights. Please Gucci, get your act together. Longevity is fairly non-existant. 2 hours tops. Rating: 1/10

Guilty Eau is a fresher version of the original Gucci Guilty. It has an opening like white, iced lemonade—with a clarity and refreshment factor that is simply out-of-this-world. This formula most notably replaces lavender and cedar with snowberry and orris root, which makes the fragrance a lot smoother and sweeter, with a sparkling tinge off the top like pure fallen snow. It's literally what gives this fragrance its glow and makes it so enjoyable. And the aromatic effect that it adds is so divine. It's almost like walking through some snow-covered woods, and you can literally smell the snowy freshness from off top the bushes, with a crisp, icy tinge of the berries and petitgrain that brings the whole atmosphere full-circle. The freshness factor alone makes Guilty Eau such a pleasure to wear. The fragrance is light and non-offensive. It does just as well in the winter as it does in the summer in my opinion—and could even be suitable for work given its versatile, and universally appealing qualities. For all those people that wished for a "perfected" version of the original Guilty—Guilty Eau is very likely to be that wish come true.

I admit I'm old fashioned, I guess. Powdery scents on men make me think of my grandfather, who wore the old style barbershop powdery fougeres, and sweet makes me think of female-marketed perfume, so this one had me very puzzled. It starts nicely fresh with the citrus, but the dry down is full on, whole sugar cotton candy powder. It seems like it can't decide what it wants to be, a fruity powdery sweet female slanted scent or a fresh citrusy men's cooler. It doesnt' even strike me as really unisex, because it's too freshly citrus to be a modern 'feminine' scent and too super sweetly powdery to be male. I of course acknowledge that gender tags on fragrance are limiting, outdated and purely used for marketing, but still, being used to 'masculine' being bold, bracing woody and 'feminine' being candy sweet powdery fruitiness, this one has me puzzled. There's nothing inherently wrong with it, but it sure doesn't settle much on me. Try before committing to a full bottle, but you wont' be disgusted. You might be confused like me though.

It really surprises me that no one has mentioned how much this smells like Chanel Homme Sport Eau Extreme. It reminds me almost exactly of it but the Chanel has better longevity about 8 hours on the Chanel, 4-5 on this Gucci. It's quiet, unassuming, a little icy and a lot smooth. It's a nice fragrance. The one thing I notice about this Gucci when compared to the Chanel, is the Gucci has a slight fizz scent in it. I don't want to say root beer but more like a light root beer in vanila ice cream fizz. It's not bad at all but unless you see a huge price difference between it and the Chanel, you'd be better off going with the Chanel. In my area, Gucci still brings a fairly high price at $79 a bottle for this. I can get the same size bottle of the Chanel for roughly the same price.

It is nothing so special about this scent, a big name and another patchouli musky floral scent. It is grouped as a woody aromatic. The smell is pleasant, but the projection and longevity is far beyond its price and expectation! You need to test this on your skin few times before you decide to buy it or be a gucci maniac ;), otherwise, do not waste your money and there are tons of far better scents out there. I would say gucci guilty man is suitable to wear in spring/summer mornings. The combination of orange blossom, orris and snowberry makes this a nice light citrus white floral powdery scent, but what a disappointment when it fades away after an hour and becomes a skin scent! In my opinion: Scent: 8/10 Projection: 6.5/10 Longevity: 6/10 Price: not so cheap Overall: 7/10

It takes a confident man to pull this one off. It's a clean, crisp floral scent and that's it. No powderiness or musk to my nose. If you've ever smelled a bouquet of blue flowers, you've smelled this. Most will like it (including myself), even though it's in no way remarkable. Longevity is 1 hour for me, after which it becomes an almost undetectable skin scent. This is not an evening fragrance in my opinion. I think it goes best with casual attire on breezy spring or summer days. I'd say this is a unisex fragrance, but certainly more masculine than feminine. It's also arguably the best in the Guilty line, despite that being a non-boastworthy achievement. Safe blind-buy for anyone that enjoys floral scents.

This is the best scent for office!! this frag is good for climate-controlled environment on which u wont get sweaty then only u will get good longevity with this one... i have tried spraying from 12noon and the base notes lasts on my skin til 1am for my bedtime shower, so i guess this one suits my body chemistry or because m not sweating at all.. so I suspect Gucci made this for men that does not sweat few gallons a day!! HAHA for me this frag does not smells boring at all since am all about citrusy scents ever and patchouli as base probably gave it that unique character to this frag. so am keeping this frag as my signature scent forever.

It smells quite good, but it's soft and doesn't last long enough. It was more like I didn't wear anything today. No reminders throughout the day of my scent at all. Smells a little bit like a few others I've tried, which is kinda odd. I resprayed when I got home and this is just not strong enough to warrant using. Not sure what do with this. Smell - 3.5/5 Performance 1.5/5 Buy Again? Only if were really cheap.

Jalen Ramsey’s signature scent. When I watched his GQ video series on the top 10 things he can’t live without, this was on there. I knew I had to try it. This is so good, quality stuff. My girlfriend really likes this too. This doesn’t get enough love on YouTube but it’s a top dog in the compliments category. Hidden gem. Rating: 8.25/10 Compliments: 8.5/10

If you will pick one from Gucci Guilty lineup, "eau" is the best in opinion. Exclude guilty absolute as it is totally different fragrance. The additon of orris "iris" and snowberry takes the ordinary guilty DNA to another level. It is very pleasant, fresh, semi-sweet and unique enough. Light but with depth. Beautiful.

I LOVE THIS ONE!!!! i dont care am a lady but i love wearing this fragrance... the citrus smells sooooo good it blends well with musk and patchouli, i would say this the only citrus fragrance i would wear as a lady (i dont like flowery citrusy on women perfume), it did not smells too masculine to me LOL

Smelled this at a sephora and it smells like a "lighter" less potent Dior Homme Eau (the blue liquid one). The comparison didn't hit me instantly because of its general lack of potency but it is 95% DHEau. Redundant purchase if you have any of the DH line or GG line.

Gucci as Armani, Ralph Lauren and Paco Rabanne were becaming factories, no more originals noses for doing icononics and amazing fragances ... Several flankers as Guilty and Pour Homme ... No more masterpieces like Envy, L Art or III ...

I have never paid attention to this 1 until today. It smells nice, clean, fresh, citrus on top but it has lousy performance. Such a shame.