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Nerolia Vetiver Harvest
by Guerlain
Nerolia Vetiver Harvest is a warm, honeyed interpretation of Guerlain's classic Neroli Vetiver, emphasizing sweet floral and honeyed accords. It unfolds with a radiant honey note that blends into a soft, powdery floral heart reminiscent of ylang-ylang and mimosa. The woody vetiver is subdued, and the neroli presents as a gentle, luminous backdrop rather than the crisp citrus flash found in the original formula. This version feels most like a spring day—sun-drenched linen drying on a clothesline, with subtle fabric softener and sweet pollen drifting in the breeze. While performance is moderate, many users report lasting 8–9 hours on skin, especially when applied to clothing. The scent is notably radiant, intimate in sillage, and best worn during day hours, with strong affinity for spring. It lacks the refreshing elegance and complexity of the original perfumes, substituting coolness and mineral dryness with warmth and sweetness.
Pros
- +Exceptional honey and floral sweetness that feels joyful and comforting
- +Good longevity for an EDT variant, especially on clothing
- +Unique, warm, and sunshiny character that stands out as a spring-focused fragrance
Cons
- −Lacks the distinctive vetiver and neroli sharpness of the original series
- −Fragrance performance is uneven—some users found it weak or fleeting
- −Some perceive a synthetic or soapy quality, especially with distaste