I second that suggestion. I own, wear and thoroughly enjoy the EDP version of Habit Rouge but have heard good things about EDT version, especially for warmer weather. Sebastian, if you make such a review, please remember to include a comparison with vintage formulations, as well, like you did in this one. I know that Habit Rouge goes back further. Also, you drew a connection between Heritage and Samara in this review. In the past, you've referred to a connection between Habit Rouge and Shalimar. Could you elaborate on that connection if you decide to move forward with a Habit Rouge EDT vs. EDP review? Thanks!
Great review as always, Sebastian and Dahlia! I bought the EDP version blind last fall, and wore it all winter. The first thing I thought of when I smelled it was enjoying a pipe or cigar with an after dinner drink in a comfortable chair. Maybe that's why I think it's more appropriate for fall or winter. Also, Dahlia mentioned that a guy in a button down came to mind. I wear a suit to the office, and I really like to wear Heritage when I'm wearing a cardigan with my suit in the winter. Somehow, I started associating fragrances with colors in my wardrobe, and I when I wore my rust colored cardigan, I wore Heritage EDP. I've never smelled the EDT, but I'm curious after watching this review. I was even more curious about the original formulation, and I find it interesting that you think the difference is minimal. I was thinking of the EDP in the original formulation, but you have me thinking about the EDT in the original formulation. I agree that it's definitely not for those who are looking for a sweet or club fragrance. My teenage son likes it, but doesn't wear it. It's certainly not what you're going to find at the perfume counter in your local department store, but I really wouldn't describe it as barbershop. Recently, I heard an interesting comment from the Wafts from the Lofts guys. They said something like, "There's designer, niche and Guerlain." I wholeheartedly agree. Guerlain, despite all of the reformulations, to me is neither designer or niche. They set the bar and raised it so many times, you can't consider this house designer, even though the Guerlain family is not at the helm any longer. When you consider Mouchoir de Monsieur, Vetiver, Habit Rouge, Eau de Guerlain and Heritage, which are some of my favorites, you talking about fragrances with releases before many of your viewers were born but can still be worn today. Mouchoir de Monsieur was the first notable fragrance released by Jacques Guerlain in 1094, who was the third generation. Also, he was the nose behind Apres L'Ondee, L'Heure Bleue, Mitsouko, Shalimar, and Vol de Nuit, which were all released by 1933. Ponder that for a moment. Those fragrances are still in production. The formulations may be different, but those accomplishments alone are enough to separate this house from designer houses. Jean-Paul Guerlain is the nose behind Vetiver (50's), Habit Rouge (60's), and Eau de Guerlain (70's), my new favorite summer fragrance, and Samsara (80's). Heritage and Corolian were released in the 90's, before his retirement in 2002. The best part, as you pointed out, is that each of these fragrances can be purchased at outstanding value today and many of the reformulations are acceptable. I discovered this house long after it was sold to LVMH, and I am trying to find older formulations of the Guerlain fragrances that I like. I encourage your viewers who are not familiar with the House of Guerlain to take a journey through history via the timeless fragrances that it's introduced to the world. Decants offer an inexpensive way to make the journey. Those who do will find themselves wearing these scents and separating themselves from the crowd with class.
I honestly think you should review more from this great house of Guerlain. They have almost 200 years of tradition in cosmetics and perfumery and most designers and definitely many niche houses cannot hold a candle to the work Guerlain has gifted us over the years. Love your videos and keep at it!
I don't think anyone mentioned it, but Jean-Paul Guerlain was the 4th generation and the last Guerlain family nose. First was Pierre-Francois Pascal who started the house in 1828, then his son Aime, followed by Jacques and J-P. Jean-Paul abruptly resigned/retired after a very controversial quote regarding his work ethic. The company hired Thierry Wasser, and the company recently ended it's familial ties by selling to LVMH. Cue the "More you know" tune! Excellent review...Heritage is a dumb reach for me. I have both EDT and EDP. Just love it!!
My second favorite fragrance of all time (designer or niche). I own both the EDT & EDP, and while the EDT projects more, the EDP has a bit more longevity and sillage in my experience. While wearing the EDP, I have been told I smelled handsome by a woman walking a good 6 ft behind me, and have filled an empty room a good 9 hours after first applying it. The EDP is no slouch.
I discovered Heritage edt around 2 years ago and wish I had found it earlier. One I love to wear and it always garners compliments. Signature scent worthy for the over 35's and i'd include it as one of my 5 for life.
I’ve worn both on my skin. To me the EDT is a bit spicier, drydown slightly better. while the EDP opens slightly sharper and less spicy. You really can’t go wrong with either of em. They are both very beautiful classic masculine but yet modern smelling scents.
Jean-Paul Guerlain was the nose from the 1960's to 2012. His first fragrances he made for the house were Vetiver and Habit Rouge. He was the nephew of Jacques Guerlain who made Shalimar, Mitsouko, Vol de Nuit etc. Aimee Guerlain I think was his father and he made Jicky. There was another nose before Aimee and he was the one who created Cologne Imperiale. I prefer Heritage EdT over the EdP. I think it is thinner and projects more. The lavender is prominent.
EDP is more masculine, rugged, mature, deep and more for fall/winter. EDT is more for everybody, lighter, all seasons, and can be worn by those of all ages.
Heritage EDT is fantastic! Currently wearing Habit Rouge EDP for the first time. Smells lovely (as expected), but it sits much closer to the skin than the EDT. Guerlain are yet to disappoint my nose!
Great video guys! I have the most recent version of the edt and it is one of if not my most loved fragrance. An outstanding value for money for this scent!
Heritage edt is one perfume that i can wear for the rest of my life. It's classy, sophisticated and elegant. Guerlain has always showed that you don't have to sell quality perfumes at a ungodly amount. Guerlain sources some of the best raw materials and always have the best blend when the final product is released. If you suffer from migraine and certain notes trigger your condition, Guerlain is the house you may want to consider. They are simply too good to be true. I can't believe Dalia hasn't tried Samsara. It's out of the world, especially on a women. Samasara is heaven.
You are quickly becoming one of my favorite reviewers. Great job! Timely, I was looking to add one f these classics. Thanks! She's good with you on camera. You saved me $12 and a performance problem. EDT for me!
This is such a great house especially wen you consider the heritage, price and performance. Affordable quality that shines. I tried the EDP so will have to give the EDT. a try or potentially blind buy it.
Love EDP!!! Must get EDT though. The projection and longevity being amped up could work. I spray Heritage edp and Encre nior L'Extreme on to a NATO style nylon watchband. It lasts so long and every nuance of the scent billows for days and days. Ive had these and others like Lidge and Guerlain vetiver all coexisting very pleasantly together for a little private show. It's really nice to have them all together just for my nose.
Wow - my bottle of Heritage EDP is close to a 'perfume' on me - rich and complex, and gets deeper and richer as it goes on - it isn't a skin scent on me at all! It has radiance and projection. I just discovered Heritage a few years ago too. And that seems to be in line with many of the reviews I read online before I purchased. I was debating between EDT and EDP, and chose the EDP from the reviews.
I blind bought the EDP. it’s a gorgeous fragrance. I spray it on the inside of my leather watchband and it stays there fore weeks literally. It’s very personal, intimate almost to have a ‘second’ fragrance on hand. Just for me.
I find EdP is more autumn winter. EdT spring but I also like a bit of both. I’m just a little confused about why Guerlain get classified as “designer”. They have only ever been a perfume house going back 150 yrs plus and have never been linked to fashion houses. The quality, originality and history of the more “exclusive” fragrances speak for themselves. IMHO
Jean-Paul Guerlain was the last family master perfumer. He created Guerlain's classic men's fragrances Vétiver (1959) and Habit Rouge (1965). He also created Chant d'Arômes (1962), Chamade (1969), Nahéma (1979), Jardins de Bagatelle (1983), and Samsara (1989), as well as Héritage and Coriolan in the 1990s. Jean-Paul Guerlain retired in 2002, but continued to serve as advisor to his successor until 2010, when he was terminated after making a racist remark on French television regarding the inspiration for his scent Samsara. With no heir from within the Guerlain family to take over, the role of master perfumer is no longer tied to family succession.
I love guerlain men's fragrance, but honestly they do not last on my skin. Their recent bottlings are so watery. Maybe not literally, but so transparent and fleeting. I would love to try this, but I'm not going to buy another Guerlain that sits in my cabinet, even at this price. Although, Dalya could convince me. 🌹😎
Happy 4th! 🇺🇸 🇺🇸 Good one, just a classic and well composed.also please, This is a great opportunity to ask for a review of a Guerlain masterpiece, Derby 🇺🇸🍀thank you 🙏
Hahaha! Patch Ho's...🌿🤣🤣🤣 I LOVE patchouli. I agree with Dalya's statement. When I wear perfume, I definitely want other people to smell it. And lately, boy do they. They let me know, too. 🤭 I have never smelled Heritage, in either formulation. The closest reference point I had was Vetiver Extreme, which I did not like at all. I used it as a room spray to use it up. 😒 Vetiver Extreme just seemed very "thin," literally. It felt like I was wearing water. 😞😠
Great comparison video! Wish you'd do a review of Guerlain Homme EDP since it's a rarely discussed fragrance which seems to be fairly highly rated on Fragrantica.
Thanks a lot for the review - was not sure which one to go for - but will definitely try the EDT first. (A surprise about the EDP, but find it almost 'annoying' when a well-liked scent turns out to be a 'skin scent' in no time...) Best wishes (from the UK)
I had the edp from around 2009..... and really hated it. It might have been when they had the bad reformulations because of EU regulations. I know some of them have gotten better since then. I'll have to try it again... and the edt.
Who are you asking about Guerlain's history? LOL! I know about their history I just didn't know which order Jean Paul Guerlain was as far as perfumers in their history! ;)
I owned the EDP. Loved the scent, but had to get rid of it because it gave me headaches. The only fragrance to do that. The scent is fantastic, though!
Im 43 and love edp. Just got it but I'm going back tomorrow and see if they have the edt. It could be a signature for me. One of the last great guerlains if not the last in my humble opinion.
I snagged a vintage tester when I liked what Demi Rawling had to say about it. I hated it at first sniff. I think my preferences come and go in phases and, at the time, I was in a sweet, green, herbal phase. I revisited it yesterday and was taken back by how much I liked it. Maybe it's the heat and humidity currently, but I love how it smells very dry, clean, classy, mature, complex and not at all generic or cheap. I can also smell the barbershop, fougere aspects of it now.
Oh my god! I need to know the fragrance that you found that smells like Shalimar, now! Please! Please! 😂 I am a huge fan of all forms of Heritage with my favourite being the EDT 2012 batch and then comes the vintage EDP, didn’t like the new version of EDP (the one you have here) The vintage EDP had an amazing animalic note that I really loved and was hell of a performer! Back to the Shalimar thing, You don’t know how much of a Shalimar addict I am, so..
Down on their reformulations 🤷♂️ no no no thats completely backwards, Guerlain's reformulations are so fantastic most of the time no differences are detectable or extremely minor, I've bought many newer bottled guerlains to compare with older ones and I've never been disappointed ever and I cant say that about any other brand.
I just blind bought it, it was $70, from the descriptions it sounds exactly like the type of scent I go for... its literally on its way to my house so, looking forward to it.
I got a sample of this in 2000. Bought it in 2001 at Charles de Gaulle duty free in france. It was 192fr. So £19.20. For 100 ml. It was £40 in UK at the time. Loved the fragrance. EDT. Not smelled EDP. May purchase again if it's not changed much.
Guerlain is the only house that's get called designer and niche.. so of course i was confused.. looked up the company and they only do fragrances and some other cosmetics... makes them niche right?
It's a really technicality. I used to consider them a niche house before but they have been around for so long and are owned by LVMH - Louis Vuitton, Moet & Hennessy. So? A designer! :) But Acqua Di Parma and Maison Francis Kurkdjian are also owned by LVMH so?
@@ThePerfumeGuy didn't know that.. but if we can call them a designer bc of it, we have to call the others designer too.. mfk being a designer blows my mind.
I own the EDP of this, and I think this smells quite dated. I have a difficult time imaging this being worn by a younger man. It smells like dust and stale air - like an attic that needs to be cleaned and aired out. There is zero freshness here and it's very dry, woody and peppery. It combines into the feel of a room with no circulation, where a window needs to be opened.
I just obtained a silver cap EDT bottle. While i like it a lot especially in the dry down, it does not project for me... or may be that I get nose blind.
She can wear the perfume she wants, but it is a reality that Heritage is hyper-masculine, both the eau de toilette and the eau de parfum. There is nothing unisex about it and this opinion is the same as that of all the women I have asked.
I don’t recommend blind buying but it’s so inexpensive at the discounters you can because by the time you buy a sample and it might end up costing you more than that full bottle at the discounters.😄
@@ThePerfumeGuy Dang you seem to know your stuff... Is there any recommendations to what would smell like MK because people have said that McGraw is like a cheaper version (Of the original 2001) of MK for men and I have the McGraw I'm just trying to find out what would smell like it but perform much better. thanks a million dude
I think all the fragrances might be in the same ballpark but not smelling identical so I would look for samples online so you can sample them to see Jesus close and what you like. 😄
Right on I love the edt so much been toying with getting the edp also so this was helpful 👍 and if I'm not mistaken I've heard many many people refer to habit rouge as the male version of shalimar 🤷♂️ for what its worth. Thanks again ya patch hoes 😀😂🤣
Jeremy, I've heard that too, but Shalimar, even in it's current formulation, is in a class by itself. Spray it on yourself and watch how it changes several times during the dry down.
@@gregoryburris6374 I like shalimar also, but 🤔 what I meant was its sorta know as the first big oriental fragrance men produced as shalimar was for women kinda sorta 🤷♂️😀🤣 I've just heard many people say that "habit rouge is shalimar for men"
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Nice comparison, could you do the same with Guerlain's Habit Rouge edt vs edp?
I second that suggestion. I own, wear and thoroughly enjoy the EDP version of Habit Rouge but have heard good things about EDT version, especially for warmer weather. Sebastian, if you make such a review, please remember to include a comparison with vintage formulations, as well, like you did in this one. I know that Habit Rouge goes back further. Also, you drew a connection between Heritage and Samara in this review. In the past, you've referred to a connection between Habit Rouge and Shalimar. Could you elaborate on that connection if you decide to move forward with a Habit Rouge EDT vs. EDP review? Thanks!
Great review as always, Sebastian and Dahlia! I bought the EDP version blind last fall, and wore it all winter. The first thing I thought of when I smelled it was enjoying a pipe or cigar with an after dinner drink in a comfortable chair. Maybe that's why I think it's more appropriate for fall or winter. Also, Dahlia mentioned that a guy in a button down came to mind. I wear a suit to the office, and I really like to wear Heritage when I'm wearing a cardigan with my suit in the winter. Somehow, I started associating fragrances with colors in my wardrobe, and I when I wore my rust colored cardigan, I wore Heritage EDP.
I've never smelled the EDT, but I'm curious after watching this review. I was even more curious about the original formulation, and I find it interesting that you think the difference is minimal. I was thinking of the EDP in the original formulation, but you have me thinking about the EDT in the original formulation.
I agree that it's definitely not for those who are looking for a sweet or club fragrance. My teenage son likes it, but doesn't wear it. It's certainly not what you're going to find at the perfume counter in your local department store, but I really wouldn't describe it as barbershop. Recently, I heard an interesting comment from the Wafts from the Lofts guys. They said something like, "There's designer, niche and Guerlain." I wholeheartedly agree. Guerlain, despite all of the reformulations, to me is neither designer or niche. They set the bar and raised it so many times, you can't consider this house designer, even though the Guerlain family is not at the helm any longer.
When you consider Mouchoir de Monsieur, Vetiver, Habit Rouge, Eau de Guerlain and Heritage, which are some of my favorites, you talking about fragrances with releases before many of your viewers were born but can still be worn today. Mouchoir de Monsieur was the first notable fragrance released by Jacques Guerlain in 1094, who was the third generation. Also, he was the nose behind Apres L'Ondee, L'Heure Bleue, Mitsouko, Shalimar, and Vol de Nuit, which were all released by 1933. Ponder that for a moment. Those fragrances are still in production. The formulations may be different, but those accomplishments alone are enough to separate this house from designer houses. Jean-Paul Guerlain is the nose behind Vetiver (50's), Habit Rouge (60's), and Eau de Guerlain (70's), my new favorite summer fragrance, and Samsara (80's). Heritage and Corolian were released in the 90's, before his retirement in 2002.
The best part, as you pointed out, is that each of these fragrances can be purchased at outstanding value today and many of the reformulations are acceptable. I discovered this house long after it was sold to LVMH, and I am trying to find older formulations of the Guerlain fragrances that I like.
I encourage your viewers who are not familiar with the House of Guerlain to take a journey through history via the timeless fragrances that it's introduced to the world. Decants offer an inexpensive way to make the journey. Those who do will find themselves wearing these scents and separating themselves from the crowd with class.
Mike Lucotch Dang dude you just wrote like an Exam 😂 appreciate the effort 👏
Hi, do you mean heritage has a note of tobacco? thanks
I honestly think you should review more from this great house of Guerlain. They have almost 200 years of tradition in cosmetics and perfumery and most designers and definitely many niche houses cannot hold a candle to the work Guerlain has gifted us over the years. Love your videos and keep at it!
I don't think anyone mentioned it, but Jean-Paul Guerlain was the 4th generation and the last Guerlain family nose. First was Pierre-Francois Pascal who started the house in 1828, then his son Aime, followed by Jacques and J-P. Jean-Paul abruptly resigned/retired after a very controversial quote regarding his work ethic. The company hired Thierry Wasser, and the company recently ended it's familial ties by selling to LVMH. Cue the "More you know" tune!
Excellent review...Heritage is a dumb reach for me. I have both EDT and EDP. Just love it!!
My second favorite fragrance of all time (designer or niche). I own both the EDT & EDP, and while the EDT projects more, the EDP has a bit more longevity and sillage in my experience. While wearing the EDP, I have been told I smelled handsome by a woman walking a good 6 ft behind me, and have filled an empty room a good 9 hours after first applying it. The EDP is no slouch.
Hi, do you mean heritage edp last long than edt contrary to this review? and does it have a note of tobacco?thanks
Gecko Mabster no tobacco bro
How many sprays? Thanks.
I have both Edt and Edp. Both are amazing. It's timeless, classy and sophisticated.
She’s fantastic at articulating what this fragrance brings to the table. She needs to be on more reviews with you. Great duo.
One of my favourite fragrances.
Patricia de Nicolai is a granddaughter of the house. Thanks for the reviews.
I own a heritage edt, i belive second formulation, old bottle format. To my nose heritage have same vibe with lalique lion and boise de portugal...
I discovered Heritage edt around 2 years ago and wish I had found it earlier. One I love to wear and it always garners compliments. Signature scent worthy for the over 35's and i'd include it as one of my 5 for life.
Have you tried the EDP? I have an EDP sampler. Looking to try the EDT.🤔
I’ve worn both on my skin. To me the EDT is a bit spicier, drydown slightly better. while the EDP opens slightly sharper and less spicy. You really can’t go wrong with either of em. They are both very beautiful classic masculine but yet modern smelling scents.
How close are they in terms of smell? Which one projects more? How long do they lest? Which one do you like more? Thank you
Heritage EDT all the way. Classy fragrance
Thank you for explaining the differences between the two versions of the fragrance.i think the EDT would be my preference as well.
Got the edt yesterday. Id definitely say the edp lasts longer. Both are really great
Heritage is classic & timeless fougere & I simply love my edt version . Thank you both for another nice review !
I've been a fan for years and it top 3 all time on my list.. have several different bottles. Vintage reigns supreme
This is class in a bottle. I prefer the edt also.
Heritage, Habit Rouge and Vetiver are all must-haves in a collection 👍
I have Vetiver and Habit Rouge EDT. Not sure if to try Heritage EDT or EDP? I bought my father Homme EDP which is beautiful.
Great review Sebastian and Dalia. I love it since the 90s. Still on my top 10 among my 70 niches and 30 designers. Keep the great work.
Jean-Paul Guerlain was the nose from the 1960's to 2012. His first fragrances he made for the house were Vetiver and Habit Rouge. He was the nephew of Jacques Guerlain who made Shalimar, Mitsouko, Vol de Nuit etc. Aimee Guerlain I think was his father and he made Jicky. There was another nose before Aimee and he was the one who created Cologne Imperiale.
I prefer Heritage EdT over the EdP. I think it is thinner and projects more. The lavender is prominent.
EDP is more masculine, rugged, mature, deep and more for fall/winter. EDT is more for everybody, lighter, all seasons, and can be worn by those of all ages.
Very elegant. My favorite. Both EDP and EDT
Heritage EDT is fantastic!
Currently wearing Habit Rouge EDP for the first time. Smells lovely (as expected), but it sits much closer to the skin than the EDT. Guerlain are yet to disappoint my nose!
I feel the same, Tim!
Great video guys! I have the most recent version of the edt and it is one of if not my most loved fragrance. An outstanding value for money for this scent!
Hi Sebastian, how does Heritage compare to Roja Danger pour homme? I’ve heard some folks say they are extremely similar. Excellent video as always!!
Haven’t tried EDP, but just got new bottle of EDT and LOVE IT! Such a classy, confident, masculine scent.
Is it soft?
Heritage edt is one perfume that i can wear for the rest of my life. It's classy, sophisticated and elegant. Guerlain has always showed that you don't have to sell quality perfumes at a ungodly amount. Guerlain sources some of the best raw materials and always have the best blend when the final product is released. If you suffer from migraine and certain notes trigger your condition, Guerlain is the house you may want to consider. They are simply too good to be true. I can't believe Dalia hasn't tried Samsara. It's out of the world, especially on a women. Samasara is heaven.
EejuVava Just ordered the edt and can’t wait to receive it. I ordered this and l’homme. Figured couldn’t go wrong.
You are quickly becoming one of my favorite reviewers. Great job! Timely, I was looking to add one f these classics. Thanks! She's good with you on camera. You saved me $12 and a performance problem. EDT for me!
I'm a patch addict , we needed another dalya video 👑
This is such a great house especially wen you consider the heritage, price and performance. Affordable quality that shines.
I tried the EDP so will have to give the EDT. a try or potentially blind buy it.
Great review and I enjoyed it and I'm gonna try it have a blessed day
Love EDP!!! Must get EDT though. The projection and longevity being amped up could work. I spray Heritage edp and Encre nior L'Extreme on to a NATO style nylon watchband. It lasts so long and every nuance of the scent billows for days and days. Ive had these and others like Lidge and Guerlain vetiver all coexisting very pleasantly together for a little private show. It's really nice to have them all together just for my nose.
I’ve got a bottle of the EDP string Friday. Can’t wait
Wow - my bottle of Heritage EDP is close to a 'perfume' on me - rich and complex, and gets deeper and richer as it goes on - it isn't a skin scent on me at all! It has radiance and projection. I just discovered Heritage a few years ago too. And that seems to be in line with many of the reviews I read online before I purchased. I was debating between EDT and EDP, and chose the EDP from the reviews.
Fantastic classics ... thumbs up 👍
I blind bought the EDP. it’s a gorgeous fragrance. I spray it on the inside of my leather watchband and it stays there fore weeks literally. It’s very personal, intimate almost to have a ‘second’ fragrance on hand. Just for me.
I could listen to you two talk forever!
I find EdP is more autumn winter. EdT spring but I also like a bit of both. I’m just a little confused about why Guerlain get classified as “designer”. They have only ever been a perfume house going back 150 yrs plus and have never been linked to fashion houses. The quality, originality and history of the more “exclusive” fragrances speak for themselves. IMHO
Great review, thank you. Your video has helped me decide to go for the EDT. I got Habit Rouge EDP but wish I had got the EDT. Cheers both. 👍
Jean-Paul Guerlain was the last family master perfumer. He created Guerlain's classic men's fragrances Vétiver (1959) and Habit Rouge (1965). He also created Chant d'Arômes (1962), Chamade (1969), Nahéma (1979), Jardins de Bagatelle (1983), and Samsara (1989), as well as Héritage and Coriolan in the 1990s. Jean-Paul Guerlain retired in 2002, but continued to serve as advisor to his successor until 2010, when he was terminated after making a racist remark on French television regarding the inspiration for his scent Samsara. With no heir from within the Guerlain family to take over, the role of master perfumer is no longer tied to family succession.
I love guerlain men's fragrance, but honestly they do not last on my skin. Their recent bottlings are so watery. Maybe not literally, but so transparent and fleeting. I would love to try this, but I'm not going to buy another Guerlain that sits in my cabinet, even at this price. Although, Dalya could convince me. 🌹😎
Mature as opposed to immature? It's a good thing.
Love this review. Very nice I need to try this one.
Happy 4th! 🇺🇸 🇺🇸 Good one, just a classic and well composed.also please, This is a great opportunity to ask for a review of a Guerlain masterpiece, Derby 🇺🇸🍀thank you 🙏
Hahaha! Patch Ho's...🌿🤣🤣🤣 I LOVE patchouli. I agree with Dalya's statement. When I wear perfume, I definitely want other people to smell it. And lately, boy do they. They let me know, too. 🤭 I have never smelled Heritage, in either formulation. The closest reference point I had was Vetiver Extreme, which I did not like at all. I used it as a room spray to use it up. 😒 Vetiver Extreme just seemed very "thin," literally. It felt like I was wearing water. 😞😠
Great stuff guys I want this one ....edt I think 🤔
Great fragrance! Was curious about the EDP - think I’ll pass.
Great comparison video! Wish you'd do a review of Guerlain Homme EDP since it's a rarely discussed fragrance which seems to be fairly highly rated on Fragrantica.
People just love mohitoes!
Yes! I bought this for my dad for his birthday. It is great.
The best heritage review i’ve ever seen on youtube ❤️
Dude like.... Yes? No? Cool video. I have yet to try Heritage but it is on the list.
Willing to do another Habit Rouge EDT/EDP comparison and this time include Dalia?
Are you reading my mind??? LOL! ;)
Now that would be great!! Love the edt in that line as well
Thanks a lot for the review - was not sure which one to go for - but will definitely try the EDT first. (A surprise about the EDP, but find it almost 'annoying' when a well-liked scent turns out to be a 'skin scent' in no time...) Best wishes (from the UK)
Did you try EDT and EDP? What do you think et the end? Which one is better, smelles better, projects more?
Couldn't you make this video after I purchased it, now the price will go up, or worse, I get put on a waiting list
When I got my Heritage from the Vegas boutique, they gave me the edp which is what I sampled and eventually bought. I didn’t get to smell the edt.
Can't go wrong at the price point. Definitely get the barbershop vibe.
Good job guys 👍🏻❤️👍🏻
Bought the edt yesterday!
I had the edp from around 2009..... and really hated it. It might have been when they had the bad reformulations because of EU regulations. I know some of them have gotten better since then. I'll have to try it again... and the edt.
I prefer the EDT; less linear. Both are classic. Surprised you don’t know much about Guerlain’s history. It has been around since 1828
Who are you asking about Guerlain's history? LOL! I know about their history I just didn't know which order Jean Paul Guerlain was as far as perfumers in their history! ;)
Smelling Great Fragrance Reviews didn’t sound like it. No offense intended.
No worries. :)
Heritege Guerlain edt, 👍
How long/when did you get into your fragrances?.. its such a strange thing I'm 32/33 soon but never got into my fragrances till about 2 years ago
I have the edt... have yet to try the edp. Have to reorder soon..it will be the EDT for the vanilla/tonka
Which one of these are closer to Rojas Danger? :)
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I owned the EDP. Loved the scent, but had to get rid of it because it gave me headaches. The only fragrance to do that. The scent is fantastic, though!
I have that with Ambre Nuit by Dior. I live the scent but recently I get headaches
Im 43 and love edp. Just got it but I'm going back tomorrow and see if they have the edt. It could be a signature for me. One of the last great guerlains if not the last in my humble opinion.
I snagged a vintage tester when I liked what Demi Rawling had to say about it. I hated it at first sniff. I think my preferences come and go in phases and, at the time, I was in a sweet, green, herbal phase. I revisited it yesterday and was taken back by how much I liked it. Maybe it's the heat and humidity currently, but I love how it smells very dry, clean, classy, mature, complex and not at all generic or cheap. I can also smell the barbershop, fougere aspects of it now.
The EDT smells exactly the same as Givenchy gentlemen only absolute, but the Givenchy lasts longer
Would love to know the perfume you found, that smells similar to Shalimar ! It is one of my favorites.
Manoa by Memo Paris. I speak about it here in this video: th-cam.com/video/q1WNogbWt2I/w-d-xo.html
Heritage Edp❤
EDT is the way to go for me.
Oh my god! I need to know the fragrance that you found that smells like Shalimar, now! Please! Please! 😂
I am a huge fan of all forms of Heritage with my favourite being the EDT 2012 batch and then comes the vintage EDP, didn’t like the new version of EDP (the one you have here)
The vintage EDP had an amazing animalic note that I really loved and was hell of a performer!
Back to the Shalimar thing,
You don’t know how much of a Shalimar addict I am, so..
It's in this video: th-cam.com/video/q1WNogbWt2I/w-d-xo.html
Everyone is so down on Guerlain's reformulations, and the originals now so expensive I haven't given them much time. Was I wrong?
Down on their reformulations 🤷♂️ no no no thats completely backwards, Guerlain's reformulations are so fantastic most of the time no differences are detectable or extremely minor, I've bought many newer bottled guerlains to compare with older ones and I've never been disappointed ever and I cant say that about any other brand.
Other than Guerlain's Vetiver, I'm just not a fan of this house.
I just blind bought it, it was $70, from the descriptions it sounds exactly like the type of scent I go for... its literally on its way to my house so, looking forward to it.
I got a sample of this in 2000. Bought it in 2001 at Charles de Gaulle duty free in france. It was 192fr. So £19.20. For 100 ml. It was £40 in UK at the time. Loved the fragrance. EDT. Not smelled EDP. May purchase again if it's not changed much.
Tempted, for I've been burned with l'Instant edt...skin scent.
Roja Danger is supposed to be the no compromise on ingredients version of this. Is it worth the extra?
You might actually find out in the future. So please stay tuned! :)
@@ThePerfumeGuy Excellent. Thanks for the content as always.
Yes!!!
I have to try the EDT out for realsies! 🤣 You can't beat the price either!
Are Vetiver and Habit Rouge EDT the only releases available in the 200 ml size?
I know Vetiver is but wasn't aware of the HR EDT! I'll have to check! :)
Obrigada
Guerlain is the only house that's get called designer and niche.. so of course i was confused.. looked up the company and they only do fragrances and some other cosmetics... makes them niche right?
It's a really technicality. I used to consider them a niche house before but they have been around for so long and are owned by LVMH - Louis Vuitton, Moet & Hennessy. So? A designer! :)
But Acqua Di Parma and Maison Francis Kurkdjian are also owned by LVMH so?
@@ThePerfumeGuy didn't know that.. but if we can call them a designer bc of it, we have to call the others designer too.. mfk being a designer blows my mind.
One of my favourites.
_Happy 4th of July_
I own the EDP of this, and I think this smells quite dated. I have a difficult time imaging this being worn by a younger man. It smells like dust and stale air - like an attic that needs to be cleaned and aired out. There is zero freshness here and it's very dry, woody and peppery. It combines into the feel of a room with no circulation, where a window needs to be opened.
EDT all the way
I just obtained a silver cap EDT bottle. While i like it a lot especially in the dry down, it does not project for me... or may be that I get nose blind.
JP was the last Guerlain to run the house, and this is one of his last creations.
The 92 vintage version with the golden cap is even better !!
EDT does not contain tonka.
She can wear the perfume she wants, but it is a reality that Heritage is hyper-masculine, both the eau de toilette and the eau de parfum. There is nothing unisex about it and this opinion is the same as that of all the women I have asked.
Who is that amazing woman? She is beautiful. It’s what I imagine angels look like
Is the Guerlain Heritage EDT worth a blind buy? I would use it for day to day casual use.
I don’t recommend blind buying but it’s so inexpensive at the discounters you can because by the time you buy a sample and it might end up costing you more than that full bottle at the discounters.😄
@@ThePerfumeGuy Thanks I blind bought dior's eua sauvage parfam recently, so hopefully that might fill the classic fragrance category.
Is this similar to McGraw by Tim McGraw or Michael Kors for men? If so how much is it similar? Thank you!
Not similar to MK For Men but not sure if it’s close to Tim McGraw.
@@ThePerfumeGuy May i ask in what way does it differ? It has most of the same accords according to fragnatica
It could have the same accords but not the same notes. Heritage does not have tobacco and MK does.
@@ThePerfumeGuy Dang you seem to know your stuff... Is there any recommendations to what would smell like MK because people have said that McGraw is like a cheaper version (Of the original 2001) of MK for men and I have the McGraw I'm just trying to find out what would smell like it but perform much better. thanks a million dude
I think all the fragrances might be in the same ballpark but not smelling identical so I would look for samples online so you can sample them to see Jesus close and what you like. 😄
Does the EDT version contain vetiver?
Are there any clones for either of the two?
these house is a niche brand.
For sure!!
@@matthiasglaschke5946 A niche brand with a designer line aka l'homme ideal
Where can I find the EDT in 2022?
Right on I love the edt so much been toying with getting the edp also so this was helpful 👍 and if I'm not mistaken I've heard many many people refer to habit rouge as the male version of shalimar 🤷♂️ for what its worth. Thanks again ya patch hoes 😀😂🤣
Jeremy, I've heard that too, but Shalimar, even in it's current formulation, is in a class by itself. Spray it on yourself and watch how it changes several times during the dry down.
@@MLukacs ohh I know I own it, its great 👍
Habit Rouge is similar....shalimar way better
@@gregoryburris6374 I like shalimar also, but 🤔 what I meant was its sorta know as the first big oriental fragrance men produced as shalimar was for women kinda sorta 🤷♂️😀🤣 I've just heard many people say that "habit rouge is shalimar for men"
Probably 4th generation. Founded in 1828.
Me2 2012
I don't consider Guerlain to be Designer.