Guerlain Homme Intense Pininfarina Collector Guerlain for men

An intense version of Guerlain Homme (which I have also reviewed), this one came with an appealing side for those who love cars, since Pininfarina Studio was the creator of the bottle. However, not only the bottle has suffered changes. The juice changed too, since Guerlain Homme Intense has rhuburb and kept the mojito note, just like in the EDT version. In this version, those notes don’t exist!

This is a creamy scent and the fragrance revolves around the rum and the power of the geranium note. Very good scent, despite the fact that it hasn’t followed the dna of the family, since it didn’t bring the mojito touch, which is the most intriguing part of the others. Such a shame!

It has a good projection and lasting power, but I can’t see the commercial appealing with these 30ml bottles, since the Intense version (traditional) is better and bigger than this one.

The guy in the market told me it's just Homme with fresher air but I think it's different though the main theme is similar. It opens heavy boozy minty; somehow fresh and hot and settles in minty mood, fresh and sporty but the base is just nice with rum fun.

I have bought and loved several Guerlain Perfumes for my girlfriend, they always have this dynamic, funky potency, fragrance changing and layers revealing themselves as the day goes on...so, when I recently bought her Guerlain Insolence I blind bought this thinking and foolishly believing 'it's Guerlain!, it's gotta be good,...and it's an EDP!'...how wrong I was...

It smells to me like lemon or lime zest at first, fading to a very mild geranium, if there is mint I feel it has already been 'sucked' as I don't smell it... basically this scent to me has no body, no real dry-down to a sweet creamy or animallic base that I would expect from Guerlain, I get a generic 'shower gel' smell from this, I suppose it is testament that this can be bought relatively cheaply as other Guerlain perfumes usually cost quite a lot, so there can't be much call for this one.

I found that it fades too quickly for an EDP, I also cannot really smell this on myself...I buy my fragrances for me too and I want to smell them when I waft around and I can't...while writing this I had to physically hold my nose to my wrist to smell the thing...it has no throw.

It is luxurious and extremely masculine. notes delicately gathered and result is very desirable. The bottle itself is a piece of art and beautifully draws your attention.

The camphorus icy menthol resin in a medicinal tea boils over a smoldering fire atop a Nepalese peak. The bright sunlight and crystal ozone wind awkens the senses to receive the cure. Pure magic.

For me, this perfume is very good. I love the fact that it is a special edition. Especially when what is being honored is a brand that I love, that is, the Pininfarina.
I love the smell of the notes of this perfume. Analyzing the overall quality of the perfume, just need to say it's a Guerlain.
One of the greatest strengths of this construction is the fact that it is an Eau de Parfum Intense, which does justice to the strength of the cars designed by Pinifarina.
For only being sold in bottles of 30 ml and be a limited edition fragrance that turns into a real cult object.
Congratulations Guerlain. Congratulations Pininfarina.

I thought I would like the Guerlain homme's, and I really wanted to because of the jungle commercial, and mojito-like notes. But I absolutely hate this one, mainly because I dislike the smell of geranium, and the geranium comes out the strongest on my skin. It did last long and project well however.

Mint and herbs for sale.
Why did Guerlain let this one out?
I can't deny that Pininfarina is made of qualified ingredients, but still, it lacks that special MOJO and warmth.

It's like a luxury car without a soul.
If you can't try this, don't worry: You did not miss much.

I´d like to try this out, but it aint available in Ger. I Luv both older versions of Guerlain Homme und would luv to give it a try, can someone get a sample from anywhere?

This is a cherry lyptus candy perfume. At first it felt too obvious and overtly artificial. I couldn't see the connection to the original Guerlain Homme... until the strong mint came in and stayed and stayed. It has a clear red vibe, think of Givenchy's Xeryus rouge and you'll get closer to the idea. The geranium makes them pretty similar. However, it lacks its class and stays far away from other Guerlains reputation. Three hours after applied it is still lingering, sweet but subdued and it isn't offensive anymore... neither could I say it is interesting... I think a younger audience around 20 will take it for parties and enjoy its playful touch.