Vétiver Overdrive

If you've smelled Goldfield & Banks Australia Bohemian Lime, that is pretty much the exact same scent, except this has no lime note to keep it refreshing. This is a "dad scent" for me (that's in No way a negative). It smells like a man who's now a real grown-up, with a wife, kids, a house, a good job and everything is under control. It's the smell of the good neighbor, colleague, friend, and husband. It's the scent of my dad's generation. That may be bad for some, but it's great to me. Obviously, vetiver is the star of the show. It's clean and earthy. It has a "the man of the house" vibe for me. And I'm all for it. Peraonal score: 8.5/10

The most gentle and delightful vetiver I've ever smelled. It is almost hazel-nutty, not too dusty - only conveniently dark. Bergamot has a mild, spicy aroma and adds light to the accord. I am pleased by geranium, which prevents the fragrance to be monothematic. Also ambroxan is ineresting, a bit sharp, but with musk the scent remain creamy and cozy. I am amazed by a slightly salty, ionic aroma - I am wondering why? Vétiver Overdrive fills my heart with beautiful melancholy, which heals by its tuned perfection. This is unique, amazing and deep perfume. Really, does L'Orchestre Parfum any scent, which is not perfect?

Fresh and pleasant dark vetiver woods with a distinctive creamy elemi vibe along with a fougere undertone. I like it a lot. Reminds me of Sunday Cologne but not as sharp nor synthetic. The dry down resembles L'homme Infini. Creamy vetiver woods done to perfection.

I really don't understand how this perfume can have such a low rating. For me, it's one of the best-crafted vetivers on the market. Dry, warm, with penetrating citrus notes. Very safe, yet very unusual. The ideal fragrance for gray days or the office.

This is a dead ringer for Terre d ́Hermes Parfum. A little less citrus of the top but the drydown is really similar.