Guilty pour Homme
Guilty Homme, an assertive temperament. The story of the Gucci house is the story of a man, that of Guccio Gucci. The saga begins in 1921 when he opened a leather goods shop in Florence, his hometown.

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The style of English elegance, blended with Italian refinement, appealed immediately and won over women all over the world. Today, the house is among the 100 most luxurious brands. It was in 1997 that the house launched into perfumery with Envy. One year after the release of Guilty Femme, the house of Gucci presented its alter ego Guilty Homme.
Guilty Homme, a man of character
With Guilty Homme, Gucci depicts a man of temperament, strong and naturally seductive, in short, the hero of modern times. Although he is highly charismatic and self-assured, he refuses to impose any kind of restriction on his passions and desires. Nothing frightens him, he defies danger. Guilty is a fearless and passionate man, yet so attractive. The house of Gucci presents its Guilty man as a powerful blend of thrills, allure and sensuality. Together with his counterpart Guilty Femme, they form a sensual and invincible couple, nothing stops them in their pursuit of intense sensations. They are irresistibly drawn to each other like magnets. Guilty Homme is the fragrance of a contemporary man, self-assured and utterly attractive...
The aromatic woody notes of Guilty Homme
Guilty Homme is defined as a woody-aromatic fragrance. It opens with the freshness of citrus, namely lemon and mandarin, paired with lavender. The senses are already awakened when they encounter a spicy note, that of pink pepper. The heart is floral and luminous with the presence of orange blossom and neroli. Woody and deeply masculine, the base is composed of patchouli, cedarwood and amber... The whole is powdery, suggestive, ultra masculine. The bottle reflects the image of the Guilty man, highly desirable. It is a combination of tactile metal and anthracite glass. On the front of the bottle, one finds the two Gs, the house's emblem. Through this window, the violet color of the nectar can be seen.
In 2011, Gucci presented Guilty Homme. One year earlier, the house had unveiled its alter ego Guilty Femme. The Guilty man is modern and self-assured. He captivates through his natural presence, through his charisma. What is certain is that he enjoys drawing attention to himself. The composition strikes a balance between aromatic notes and woody notes. The result is ultra masculine and very modern, in the image of the Guilty man.
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