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Vetiver(1961)
Guerlain (L'Art et la Matiere)
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Vetiver is a groundbreaking perfume that showcases the unique, earthy scent of vetiver roots. This fragrance is known for its fresh, herbaceous aroma with a subtle smokiness, making it a favorite among those who appreciate the great outdoors. As one of the first perfumes to feature vetiver as the main note, Guerlain's Vetiver is a pioneering work in the world of perfumery.
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This scent's rose note has a real space connection — a rose flown to orbit in 1998 came back smelling different than it did on Earth.
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Vetiver is a fragrance from Guerlain (L'Art et la Matiere), released in 1961. It opens with Bergamot, Mandarin, and Lemon, moves into a heart of Lavender, Geranium, and Rosemary, and settles into a base of Vetiver, Tobacco, Cedarwood, and Sandalwood.
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