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Nº 1 Vitalidad Salvaje Wild Vitality by Victorio & Lucchino

Men 2018

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Nº 1 Vitalidad Salvaje Wild Vitality by Victorio & Lucchino is a men's fragrance from the olfactive family, launched in 2018. Its composition, signed by the perfumer, unfolds with elemi, pink pepper and grapefruit in the top notes; frankincense, clary sage and geranium in the heart; and vetiver, balsam fir, Atlas cedar and Virginia cedar in the base.

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When to wear it (votes)

  • Winter 19%
  • Spring 31%
  • Summer 21%
  • Autumn 29%
  • Day 71%
  • Night 29%

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67 votes

  • Positive 73%
  • Negative 12%
  • Neutral 15%
positive reviews 67 community votes
LongevityModerate SillageModerate Best momentDay CharacterMasculine

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In the collection

Leading answer I own it

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Leading answer Spring

115 votes

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Leading answer Day

56 votes

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About Nº 1 Vitalidad Salvaje Wild Vitality

Main accord aromatic Year 2018 Gender Men

Nº 1 Vitalidad Salvaje Wild Vitality by Victorio & Lucchino is a men’s fragrance from the olfactive family, launched in 2018. Its composition, signed by the perfumer, unfolds with elemi, pink pepper and grapefruit in the top notes; frankincense, clary sage and geranium in the heart; and vetiver, balsam fir, Atlas cedar and Virginia cedar in the base.

Spices Woods and mosses Green, herbal and fougère Flowers

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Longevity

Leading answer Moderate

61 votes

Sillage

Leading answer Moderate

69 votes

Character

Leading answer Traditionally masculine

50 votes

Value perception

Leading answer Excellent value

46 votes

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  1. albertodeline

    The dry-down is spectacular. The opening confuses me slightly: I detect elemi and something acidic, more akin to lime than bergamot. I don’t sense the pink pepper, I suppose it’s minimal. To me, it’s an autumn bomb that builds in intensity, although the longevity could be better. Nevertheless, it’s one of my favourites for this season.

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  2. It has one of the best lasting powers among Victorio & Lucchino fragrances, so if you want to try one, this is a very good option. It smells classic; I’d highlight that it’s of fir and resinous woods with an artificial touch (which doesn’t bother me). Value for money is good; if you like green and resinous scents with pine forest notes, you’ll love it. Daily/casual use to wear with joy. Sincerely, I’ve seen more expensive perfumes with worse quality; it costs 10 euros or less depending on where you find it, so for me, it’s frankly excellent.

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  3. It’s one of the best lasting ones among Victorio & Lucchino fragrances, so if you want to buy one, this is a very good option to try. It’s a classic masculine scent; I’d highlight that it smells of fir and resinous woods with a certain artificial aftertaste (which personally doesn’t bother me). Value for money is good; if you like these green and resinous scents with pine forest notes, it could enchant you. For daily/casual use to wear with joy. Sincerely, I’ve seen more expensive fragrances with worse quality than this, gentlemen, it costs 10 euros or less depending on where you find it, so for me, it’s frankly excellent.

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  4. monsieurleather

    If you’re dying for Encre Noire and can’t find it anywhere, this is the cheap trial run. At 9 euros, you avoid spending 30 or 40 on a lottery ticket. If you get hooked, forget this: the original smells vastly better, lasts longer, and you can tell the difference in quality. Goodbye.

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  5. monsieurleather

    This fragrance is ideal to get an idea (cheap and lower quality) of what Encre Noire smells like, which is hard to try in perfumeries as it’s almost unavailable. You pay 9 euros instead of spending 30-40 euros on a blind buy. If you like this, I’d say you’ll love Encre Noire: much more fragrance, greater fixative power and longevity, and let’s not mention quality. Au revoir.

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  6. typpeorange835

    I was gifted this fragrance, the first by this designer; at first it’s quite strong. To my nose, it smells of herbs, woods, and something citrusy. It doesn’t disgust me; in fact, I was pleasantly surprised. I’ve always seen perfumes from this brand but they never caught my eye. However, I’d give it a 6/10. After four hours with just two sprays on my forearm, it still lingers, though closer to the skin rather than projecting far. Don’t expect a massive sillage or to be showered with compliments, but for everyday wear, heading to the gym, or a walk, it more than holds its own.

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  7. typpeorange835

    I’ve just been gifted this fragrance, the first from these designers. It’s a strong scent from the start; to my nose, it smells of herbs, woods, and something citrusy. I don’t dislike it; on the contrary, I was surprised. I’ve always seen perfumes from this brand and they never caught my attention, but well, I give it a 6/10. I applied two sprays to my forearm four hours ago and it still smells, more close to the skin certainly, but it’s still here, still present. Don’t expect a great trail or to be showered with compliments, but for everyday life, going to the gym, or a walk, it more than fulfils.

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  8. A proper dross. A sublime copy of the pine air freshener I have in my car. You could spray the whole bottle and only smell it for 15 minutes. A genuine rip-off. I don’t just advise against buying it; I also recommend its removal from the market. 10 euros thrown away. The atomiser doesn’t atomise; it more sprays and you end up soaked. A clear example of what a perfume should not be. Don’t even think about it.

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  9. Pure rubbish. It smells like the pine air freshener I have in my car. If you spray the whole bottle, in fifteen minutes it smells like nothing. It’s a total scam. Not only shouldn’t you buy it, it should be banned. Ten euros to the bin. The atomiser doesn’t work; it just soaks everything. A prime example of what a perfume shouldn’t be. Don’t even try it.

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  10. albertodeline

    It’s a jewel, but it fades quickly. I would have preferred 50 ml with more potency instead of these 150 ml which are so weak. It smells like Guerlain Vetiver but with the cheerfulness of bergamot and half the strength.

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  11. albertodeline

    To me, it seems a jewel, but it has little longevity. I would have preferred 50 ml with more potency than these 150 ml with so little. It reminds me of Guerlain Vetiver but with the cheerfulness of the bergamot touch and half the strength.

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  12. It’s like a Terre d’Hermès with pine, a bastard child between Terre and Loewe Essencia. It smells artificial and has the consistency of a cheap cologne, but it keeps you smelling it non-stop. For being at home or going out for a cool breeze, it’s a good bargain.

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  13. It seems like a Terre d’Hermès with pine, a type of bastard child between Terre and Loewe Essencia. It smells disgustingly artificial and has the consistency of a five-pounder flash cologne, but it keeps you smelling it non-stop. For being at home or going out for a cool breeze, it’s a good bargain.

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