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Description
A centuries-old Italian scent, Gucci Guilty Cologne is created with a contemporary dry down featuring noble woods notes and powerful citruses. Featuring an intense aromatic personality with an unexpected dry down, conveyed through sensual woods notes, the freshness of a traditional cologne is modernized by natural aromatics and the standout vibrancy of Italian citruses.
In the top notes, bergamot sourced from Calabria adds a luminous layer to inherently masculine rosemary and juniper berries essences. The Mediterranean olfactory narrative continues with an intense heart of Spanish cypress essence, its heady resinous tones uplifted with elegant floral notes including heliotropine and violet.
For an enigmatic newness in the cologne’s dry down, sensual noble wood notes diffuse slowly on the skin, developing with Patchouli leaves and the warmth of Cedarwood with crystalline white musks.
Benefits
- Fragrance Notes:
- Top - bergamot, rosemary, juniper berry essences
- Middle - Spanish cypress essence, heliotropine, violet
- Base - patchouli leaves, woods, white musks, Italian citruses
- Fragrance Family: Earthy & Woody
- Scent Type: Woody Spices
- Key Notes: Kumquat Accord, Lavender, Ginger
- Country of Origin: Spain
Please see the Usage & Ingredients tab for how to use and ingredient information.
Disclaimer: Flammable//Please note: Cannot ship to PO Boxes and cannot ship to Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, US Virgin Islands or Guam
Shopping Guide
Fragrance Types:
The concentration of aromatic compounds determines the fragrance type. Most fragrances are mixed with alcohol or water to dilute them, as pure perfume could be overpowering. Fragrances labeled as simply "perfume" contain the highest concentration of compounds, for a more intense, longer-lasting scent. While compound concentration is not regulated in fragrances, typically eau de parfum contains less than 20%. Some people with sensitive skin prefer fewer aromatic compounds, such as an eau de parfum, or eau de toilette, which usually contains less than 15% perfume oil. Another option is eau de cologne, which usually contains under 5% aromatic compounds.
The concentration of aromatic compounds determines the fragrance type. Most fragrances are mixed with alcohol or water to dilute them, as pure perfume could be overpowering. Fragrances labeled as simply "perfume" contain the highest concentration of compounds, for a more intense, longer-lasting scent. While compound concentration is not regulated in fragrances, typically eau de parfum contains less than 20%. Some people with sensitive skin prefer fewer aromatic compounds, such as an eau de parfum, or eau de toilette, which usually contains less than 15% perfume oil. Another option is eau de cologne, which usually contains under 5% aromatic compounds.
Usage & Ingredients
How To Use
Apply in the creases of your knees and elbows for a longer-lasting, stronger scent.After applying, avoid rubbing or dabbing skin.
Average Days of Supply: Depends on use
Ingredients
Alcohol Denat., Parfum/Fragrance, Propylene Glycol, Aqua/Water/Eau, Limonene, Linalool, Ethylhexyl Methoxycinnamate, Benzophenone-3, Ethylhexyl Salicylate, Citral, Butyl Methoxydibenzoylmethane, Alpha-Isomethyl Ionone, Citronellol, Geraniol, Coumarin, BHT.*Disclaimer: Ingredient list may vary. Please refer to the list on the packaging.
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