Emir Vibrant EDP Perfume New Fragrance UNISEX by Paris Corner Perfumes (VETIVER DELIGHT)

Even for vetiver haters, vibrant vetiver delight is a beautiful citrus, fresh musky scent that is unique and distinctive. I happen to love the earthy green quality of vetiver in a fragrance, from the inky depths of Lalique's Encre Noire to Cartier's sadly discontinued Vetiver Blueu. Vibrant vetiver is a lighter, summery take on the vetiver DNA, it starts off like a fizzy lime/lemonade fresh and sweet (although not cloying so). Then develops into a white floral musky fragrance which although very unisex leans fairly masculine. It has enough projection to make a statement but is not 'loud' or offensive in any way. It also smells quite niche so is amazing for the price point. A must for any freshie lovers or those who never knew how wonderful a vetiver fragrance could smell!

Emir Vibrant Vetiver is a very enjoyable clean, bright, fresh summer scent. Big on lime, citruses and fresh vetiver (nothing earthy about this vetiver). Above average projection and silage lasting 1-2 hours before becoming a closer scent bubble. Settles to a skin scent lasting 4-6 hours. Have the feeling that this will perform better on the warmer spring and summer days. A casual daytime scent, ideal for holidays or a summer BBQ. Unisex and any age appropriate. A bit too casual as an office scent but excellent value for what is.

Very light, I can barely smell it. Green. Fresh.

Smell perfect for summer

Usually not a freshie person, but this is game changing. I love this perfume so much, would highly recommend it, it's a head turner! I will for sure repurchase once I run out

Gorgeous every day easy reach fragrance

If you are thinking of buying this because you've heard it's a dupe for Byredo's Bal D'Afrique... Well, it isn't quite that. It's a lot more green and sharp than Byredo's version, it also doesn't have a sweet accord (which adds balance). Those differences make this fragrance a touch more masculine than the Byredo one. I wouldn't say it's a man's cologne but a man could certainly wear it.I do like it, but I think this fragrance (like most Middle Eastern ones) is going to need to macerate for a month or more before it settles into the intended notes. However, if you like green, fresh fragrances that have no powderiness or gourmand notes, this is a gd one to try.