Almond, but make it Italian

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] [I received this product in exchange for my honest review] Gucci Guilty Pour Homme Eau de Parfum 🖤 2020 🎯 “Almond. But make it Italian.” I’m at work now. Biked in this morning and cool air helped clear my head. Just a sample in my pocket, not expecting much. Wore it to test it, not to feel anything. But here we are. This is still Guilty, technically it is, the lavender, the orange blossom, that familiar woody backbone. But the edges are smoother now, rounded. A subtle warmth creeps in, soft and nutty. The almond in the base isn’t flashy, I would say it's barely sweet, almost powdery, and kind of… grounding. It’s what makes this version worth noticing. It doesn’t project far. Doesn’t need to. It’s the kind of scent that stays in a hoodie, in the collar of your shirt, like a memory that clings. This isn’t a loud night out fragrance. It’s something else. Something more personal. One of those wearings that makes you rethink what bottle-worthy looks like. Today, it earned that consideration. And I wasn’t even trying to be impressed. X.

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Cool bottle not so cool scent

I can't put my finger on what exactly I dont like about it. I love Gucci Guilty Black and this is nothing like it. It is a strong lasting scent tho so if you end up liking it its worth the money for how long it lasts. I feel their is a licorice type smell or very strong vanilla even though that's not in the description of the scent. I could be wrong on both but thats what I'm guessing is the scent I dont like.

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