Guanaco

Guanaco is named for the wild camelid of the Andean steppes, and the house calls it a tribute to that rugged, crisp landscape. The fragrance itself is a sweet, powdery, floral and fruity parfum with a woody finish. It opens on coconut, peach and lotus, a sweet, creamy start that wearers say sticks around for a while. The heart is soft and floral, with violet and rose and a trace of orchid. The base is vanilla and musk, with oud underneath. One wearer found the woody, oudy base more prominent than expected and said it spoiled the scent for them, while also calling it extremely well blended. Reports on strength vary. One wearer found it very strong, projecting like crazy and lasting through several hand washes, but more of the voters call the sillage intimate to moderate and the staying power moderate to long. Spring is the season every voter chose. The brand lists it in both its women's and its universal collections, and the votes lean female. The house lists the 100 ml at 400 pounds, and more raters call it way overpriced than think the price is fair. It suits anyone who likes a sweet coconut and peach start and does not mind a woody base.