Vetiver Glacier

I'm surprised all the basement experts here haven't really noticed this is an exact copy of the -regretfully discontinued- Guerlain Vetiver Extreme, which is a lovely version of the original Guerlain Vetiver but much fresher, sweeter and lighter and much less medicinal. Very similar also to the reincarnation of Vetiver Carven, a bit less citric than this one. I love it the same as I do Guerlain's Vetiver Extreme, so it's a win-win for me. To all the millenials that complain about the lack of sweetness I tell them: deal with it. Lots of people cannot stand the vanilla flavoured fragrances that cloy our senses in planes, buses and trains all over the world, that even the niche perfumers ram thru our throats in almost every release, we are getting tired of that lack of imagination. I don't want to smell like food, I can't be next to someone that smells like chewing gum or candy the whole day. This one doesnt have vanilla at all, and just for that, I love it.

Yea, this one is particularly nice. I’ve been on the hunt for a reasonably priced, modern summer sandalwood and this ticks all the boxes. I lived with the sample for a week and enjoyed it the more I wore it. I get lemon gelato and sharp vetiver in the top with a nice creamy (non-dill) sandalwood in the base. To me, the sandalwood takes center stage, and the support from the citrus and vetiver make for a very complete blend. For some reason, fresh masculine sandalwood fragrances are hard to come by. In that regard, I think this is in a league of its own. While it is different/unique, by no means is this a challenging wear. I highly recommend sampling this as sandalwood works differently on everyone’s skin depending on your chemistry. This will be in my fresh sandalwood rotation along with LV Lovers and Santal Du Pacifique.

This line is incredible, and thank god the majority of YouTube reviewers are not getting of whiff of them which keeps the online prices attainable. Most likely they're not getting free bottles from Montblanc LOL. I wrote an earlier review of this one, and since then I pulled the trigger and bought a full bottle. I have three of the four. The only drawback of this entire collection isn't really a drawback, but rather an inconvenience to my own lifestyle, and that is the size of these bottles. They come in a size larger than what the TSA would allow in a carryon bag, and since I travel for business a significant amount this is a bummer to me. However, as I said, it's not a real drawback, but I have to decant, and be denied the pleasure of using these amazing looking flacons which are very high quality.

Don't listen to the reviewers and other people. This scent is beautiful. Sure it may not be what you expect it to be. But accept it for what it is. A beautiful, warm soft yet slightly fresh scent. It has some sweetness, it has some creamy sandalwoods. It has some herby green notes going on. It has some soft vetiver lingering around. I freaking love this! Maybe a younger crowd might not pull it off. This isn't a youthful or fruity fresh scent. This does lean a little more mature. But it simply is beautiful. During the dry down. It reminds me a little of Jeux De Peau, that creamy sandal wood in this is stunning. Might not be blind buy safe. But certainly try it.

I sampled it today, one spray on the wrist, five hours ago and still going. This starts with an amazing sparkling vetiver, then dries down to a very creamy sandalwood. The quality of this fragrance is outstanding. I can tell the sandalwood is not one note, it does have Javanol but it has something else that is creating this very nice creamy effect. There is absolutely nothing off putting about it, the vetiver is lovely, and the sandalwood, albeit quiet, still nicer than what you find with overly expensive, overly hyped fragrances like Satal 33. I am going to buy a full bottle. BTW I have Meisterstuck, and Patchouli Ink. This will be the third.

I’ve just sampled this at John Lewis in the UK. I tried all 4 from the line and I think this is the most mass appealing of the 4. I can’t recall exactly but I think I’ve smelled a Jo Malone or Penhaligons that is very reminiscent of this, but this leans more masculine. It has that ‘luxury hand wash’ vibe, I also smell some of the original D&G the one in there too. Nice mass appeal, I think a woman could pull this off too. I only used a small sample spray they had and it seems to give me the impression it will last on the skin.

Like a mix of Chanel Sycomore and Santal 33 in the best way possible! And I say that because I’m not a fan of S33’s roughness or ‘pickle smell.’ This doesn’t have any of that. It’s so smooth it’s akin to the guaiac wood in L'Envol de Cartier or borderline the sandalwood in Bois des Iles! The final mix is something Aesop would make. For a Montblanc and for $77 for freaking 125ML!! This is impressive quality and value. And no, this is waaaay closer to Sycomore than EN A L'Extreme. Much creamier and more wearable than the latter.

Beautiful fragrance! Wholesome yet minimal, its notes are simple and recognisable but the juice is nuanced and very smooth ! On my skin the dry down becomes earthy and a little dirty almost like delicious natural body odor. Not sure I would wear it but I imagine it smelling really sexy on a man's man type of human, for example.

الرائحه 10/10 الثبات 7/10 الفواحان 6/10 العطر بشكل عام جميل راقي فخم بارد رجولي خشبي بخوري ترابي صندلي ،انا شخصيآ اعشق مثل هذه الروائح ، ولكن أعتقد أن فواحانه ليس قوي ، أعتقد أن استخدامه في الفصول الصيفيه سيكون اجمل ، انصح بالتجربه قبل الشراء

This is a nice vetiver scent. Reminded me of Le Labo Vetiver 46. Pretty earthy and dry woody, but with a nice clean icey freshness. The name nails it.

Smells like buttered cookies. (Idk why) 10/10

It smells exactly like peanut butter!

Shame that this magnificent composition does not maintain the smell of its opening, effusive, vigorous and very very cold, vetive glacier has very well put its name and Nathalie Lorson made a very good composition, although as all the perfumer are repeated many times and fall in places and common "accords" in his works. After that opening marked by the juniper note that binds to the freshest of the vetiver with a slight touch of ginger, radically changes to a earthy vetiver with nuances 'a la Encre Noire' But it does not become so dark and although it flirts with green part it does not lead to a "Vetiver de Guerlain", And it is precisely that background of sweet and creamy sandalwood that ends giving the identity of this fragrance, that if it had a better performance would have been incredible but stays in a good composition with a fairly lazy duration especially for its price. I think bottles were missing something to become worthy of a high range, despite being made of a very heavy glass. Montblanc remains to us as most of the time with their fragrances although some smell very well.

From the very first spritz, Vetiver Glacier opens with a robust and captivating vetiver note. It’s reminiscent of a wet, smoky, and earthy vetiver, for anyone familiar with Encre Noir. This strong opening is a delight for vetiver enthusiasts and makes it suitable for everyday office wear. After about five minutes, some light fruity notes emerge, but don't expect any overt sweetness. Instead, there's a refreshing quality from the juniper notes that adds an interesting layer to the fragrance. As it develops, around the one-hour mark, a creamy sandalwood joins the mix, creating a masculine, classic, woody drydown. In terms of performance, the scent projects well during the initial hour, especially with the powerful vetiver notes. Following this, the sandalwood base gets closer to the skin but continues to last up to seven hours on me. Overall, Vetiver Glacier is an excellent choice for daily wear, suitable for any season and particularly great for office environments. If you’re a fan of the vetiver in Encre Noir, I highly recommend giving this fragrance a try.

The juniper is pronounced in this one from the collection. On first smell it reminds me of a Moscow Mule witg the boozy efferescence like gin. Then once the perfumer's alcohol dries down the creamier sandalwood starts to creep in the back. Powdery accord was not my first guess, but that aroma of drinking a COLD Mule from the copper mug definitely paints the theme of cold and mountainous; a glacier. I think this is the first fragrance I connected the scent to the name. Just an edit: I read Montblancs statement from here andI was not aware their middle notes are ginger and nutmeg, why does fragrantica say juniper? If its ginger in the mid, then of course it reminds me of a moscow mule, you put ginger beer! I thought juniper because that is how gin is aged with florals and berries like juniper.

SAMPLE: 2ML This was quite underwhelming. More Sandlewood than Vetiver for starters. Zero Juniper. Just kind of..blah. I had high hopes with Natalie Lorsen but she missed the mark on this one. Up close, right up on the skin it's OK but in the air it falls apart. What really solidified my thoughts was when I got into my girlfriends car and she gave me a weird look and said "is that you?, that smells like that? Your wearing something new aren't you?..oh my god it stinks! You smell like the rocks from a dirty fish tank or the inside of a crab or something, that's disgusting ! " The dramatic complaints and gag noises went on for about an hour until thankfully we got outdoors. Now, I can't unsmell the fish tank rocks and yes, that's quite accurate. I would definitely recommend sampling first. I wore a sample of Extreme Leather last night and that much better, but I'll save that for the review of EL. Projection is available for the profile. Longevity is pretty good, I still smell it, albeit faint, 8 hours later. Overall I'd give this low 6 out of 10.

Mid tier response to a mid-tier frag. I bought it on the strength of its Perfumer having produced some of my favorites, and generally good public response to the line. It's garnered comparison to the Encre Noire lineup, but outside of sharing Nathalie Lorson as the creator, let the comparison stop there. This carries none of the dark atmosphere of Lalique's well regarded and popular line. It's that weird pickley scent of faux-vetiver upfront, a little bit of smoke and clean on the dry down. And it fades to pretty much nothing in minutes. I got it for around 60 bucks, but MSRP is 160, and most discounters are selling it around the 80-90 dollar mark. Unfortunately, It's worth around 40. I also think I'll stop worshipping Nathalie Lorson.

Yea no. Take tom ford's grey vetiver, remove everything opulent and citrus, add the FAINTEST sandalwood (it's not even there...) and call it vetiver glacial. This stuff is alarmingly disappointing. It's simply dusty ass vetiver. As someone that finds plenty to love in fragrance, this has nothing to spend money on. Anyone really buying a scent that has MAYBE 2 perceived notes, and spending like, 200$ a bottle on it, are INSANE. even BR540 and Le male elixir have more creative notes then this. Alarmingly bad from Lorson. Easy skip for anyone that like unique scents, or isn't 85 years old.

I'm hoping my 15 ml travel sizes are fakes. Lmfao if not, this stuff is trash. Pure vetiver. Pass. I don't want to hear "well I love vetiver!" It's a boring note to do so strong, solo. This is still not a performer, so it's still a solid pass, even if you LOVE vetiver. Again, I hope this 15ml is a fake.. LOL

Strong opening of Juniper and Vetiver, no hint of Sandalwood at all throughout the life of the scent. Very fresh green and bright. Its a masculine old man scent. Non-offensive and fresh, lasts 3-4 hours on skin then settles into a soft-grass and vetiver. Suitable for all seasons.