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P.33
by Xerjoff
P.33 by Xerjoff presents a clean, airy woody-citrus profile with prominent green apple, bergamot, and white musk notes, developing into a dry, powdery base with cinnamon and cedar. It leans toward the well-blended, designer aesthetic—familiar rather than niche—with subtle aromatic greenery and a soft, musky finish. The fragrance is perceived as unisex, suitable for daywear, with moderate longevity and sillage that sits close to the skin. While the composition is well-layered and some reviewers appreciate its complexity and drydown reminiscent of Uden Overdose or Prada L'Uomo, the general consensus is that the scent lacks distinction, feels generic compared to other Xerjoff releases, and is heavily overpriced given its performance and lack of strong individual character.
Pros
- +Appealing, well-balanced composition with a fresh, clean opening and subtle floral-powdery drydown
- +Versatile and suitable for year-round wear, especially in spring and summer
- +Slight masculine-leaning drydown with cinnamon and cedar, giving it a refined, complex character for a niche-inspired fragrance
Cons
- −Fragrance performance is underwhelming despite a good projection initially—longevity is modest and sillage is moderate at best
- −Feels generic or mass-market inspired, lacking distinctive character or innovation
- −Significant price overreach—many feel it is significantly overpriced for what it is, especially compared to more unique Xerjoff releases