Vixi

Love it! It's a green perfume that I love wearing in summer, to the office or to formal occasions when I want to be sure that my perfume won't disturb anyone. And at the same time will give me boos of fresh air and green nature

Reviewing a sample from 2025. Vixi was launched in 2023. Vixi is a green aromatic woody/herbal fragrance. It opens with an herbal (sage) citrusy accord, a bit bitter from the petitgrain. The sandalwood is subtle. The base is mostly cedarwood with non-detectable Indian jasmine. No detectable fig. Quality- good - too diluted/weak for me- 3/5 Unisex Performance- poor/average; More Eau de toilette than Eau de parfum 2/5 This is a subtle light sage cedarwood scent, nice but not unique. Similar to other fresh, quality, easy to wear fragrances such as L'Eau Rêvée d'Hubert and Saharienne. 7/10

Nothing you’ve never smelled before, but very reliable imo. Standard green, floral freshie. Smells effervescent, like Sprite, if that makes sense. When Versace’s Versense finally disappears for good, I’ll probably purchase this in its place. Almost the same but this has less citrus & more flower.

Promising, but a pleasant disappointment This opens refreshing and clean, green aquatic, muted notes of wood, citrus, herbs and a soft spiciness. There’s a sweet, bitter, herbaceous citrus and an aromatic minty pepper from the cardamom. First impressions, this is a great summery, unique, unisex freshie. I like! As it settles, I’m getting a little whiff of sweet and woody balsamic floral. This is sweeter at the heart, with a hint of juicy fig and jasmine, some fig leaf keeping it fresh and green, but with the sage here and the musk and sandalwood coming through at the base, I’m left with a powdery, flowery, soapy dry down with a pleasing effervescence. I like powdery dry downs, I like musk, heck I even like soapy perfumes. But I’m disappointed. It started off promising. It’s nice, it’s pleasant. But it feels more like a niche hand soap you’d find at TK Maxx than the unique, effervescent freshie that I was hoping to get. And then I’m doubly disappointed. Its projection is subtle, silage moderate.. but now listen, longevity has never been a big issue with me. I like delicate skin scents. I love teasing my nose throughout the day. And there’s perfume that people say lack longevity and I can still smell them on my skin the next day (hence my soft spot for Jo Malone’s). But my oh my, this disappeared quickly. Within 2-3 hours even my sensitive nose struggled to find it. I actually had to sample this on a second day and bring the sample with me to tease out my thoughts on this perfume. And for the price of a Trudon, I would really struggle to justify buying this, even if I really loved it. And I don’t. I like it. It’s pleasant, inoffensive, nice, safe. Then poof, it disappears. They say beauty is in the eye of the beholder. And great perfumes are in the nose of the beholder. So someone, somewhere might love it. For me, it’s just a bit ‘meh’.

I should start off by saying that I'm not generally a big fan of fig-centric fragrances. This starts out with prominent sandalwood and cardamom, along the lines of Santal 33. Shortly after the opening, I get a juicy fig, citrus (mostly petitgrain), and sage. This is fine, but as a reviewer below mentioned, this is nothing new or revolutionary. Performance on me was atrocious, gone within a couple of hours.