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Guess Seductive
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Guess Seductive by Guess is a fruity floral fragrance for women. Launched in 2010, this composition was created by perfumer Véronique Nyberg. The top notes of pear, bergamot and blackcurrant deliver a fresh, juicy first impression; the heart reveals the elegance of jasmine, neroli and lily-of-the-valley root; while the base settles on a warm, enveloping blend of vanilla, cashmere wood and frankincense.
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DELICIOUS! I love it. It smells elegant and classy, very feminine and luxurious. The opening has a heavy fruity tint, with a dominant pear note that at times approaches mandarin. The base is a neutral floral that prevents it from becoming a summery fruit punch, with warm hints of vanilla. It uses vivid fruits to enter and settle into a classic, dense, and slightly dark floral, featuring iris, dark berries, and warm vanilla with resin.
For an EdT, it has a luxurious consistency and longevity. I’m surprised it’s floral-fruity; most in this category are sweeter and more innocent. To me, it sounds elegant and mature. I give the name ‘seductive’ a rational, intellectual air, yet with a certain nonchalance. It evokes personality, character, and intention. The bottle is a total success: attractive in design, materials, colour, and textures.
It smells very much like Lady Million.
I adore it and it lasts incredibly long on the skin.
I absolutely love it!
I have it and I love it. It’s been years and it hasn’t gone off. It’s exquisite, very sensual and original.
On my skin, I feel absolutely nothing, which is a pity because it smells rich. On clothes, it stays impregnated for days with a soft vanilla. My mum tried it and with just one spray it was enough; it was detected at 1.5 metres and lasted seven and a half hours.
I just bought it because a friend said it’s very long-lasting for the price. I tested it on the card at the perfumeries and liked it: very pleasant, floral but serious, elegant, office type. Then I applied it to my skin and it doesn’t last long, perhaps it would last more with cream or on clothes… we’ll see if it’s worth it. For now, I like the fragrance, not the longevity or the sillage. I’ll update later to see if it improves on skin or fabric.
It smells good to me, acceptable, neither luxurious nor extraordinary, just normal… Correction: nine hours have passed since I applied it to clothes and skin, and at this stage it smells quite strong. It’s a feminine scent; I applied it to my arm and with every movement I perceive it as delicate and pleasant. It left me intrigued… Economical, good performance.
Very rich fragrance, doesn’t last long but the smell is fresh and floral.
Elegant and powerful! From the very first moment, I feel that soapy touch of freshness and cleanliness, with bergamota predominating. It’s a floral woody scent with a minimum touch of vanilla. Sometimes I feel it’s powdery and slightly citrusy, but without losing that ‘clean touch’. I never find it sweet or fruity. It’s a formal, elegant fragrance, more adult and determined. I don’t consider it ‘seductive’ as its advertising suggests, but rather with a serious character. Longevity is excellent, although the sillage on me is a bit heavy. It looks great for autumn and winter, on cold days and nights; in summer it can be overwhelming. Not for daily wear. Excellent quality, although it’s not my favourite. Strong and lasting reaction on my pH.
I just smelled it; a friend has it and what a surprise: it smells very elegant. Guess perfumes aren’t usually my strong suit, but this one is. It’s quite sweet and woody, with a sugary touch. It was very much to my taste.
I bought the tester to avoid risk (a blind buy). It’s a very nice, distinguished, delicate, and highly feminine EdT. It’s a sweet and citrusy floral that I’d bet everyone would like. I don’t find it as seductive as its name suggests, but it’s a fragrance with the 3 Bs: good, beautiful, and cheap. I would buy it again.
I bought the tester to avoid the risk of a blind buy. It’s a lovely, distinguished, delicate, and feminine EDT. A sweet, citrusy floral that I’d bet everyone would like. I don’t find it as seductive as its name suggests, but it is a fragrance with the three Bs: good, beautiful, and cheap. I would buy it again.
Soft, similar to Burberry Brit: a citrusy vanilla but without that almond note the other one has. I like it, but I feel it lacks more projection.
During my last trip to Germany, I found 15ml of Guess Seductive and Seductive Noir at a chemist’s for €9.95. I couldn’t resist taking them, even if just to collect those lovely little bottles. For such a small amount, I could try them without filling my excessive collection. The tester for Noir won me over, but Seductive was a blind buy. Upon application, it was a much lighter and more wearable version of Roberto Cavalli Eau de Parfum. The latter sometimes feels heavy on me, but with Seductive, there’s no issue. I like it a little less and it has less personality, but it’s easier to wear. The jasmine and vanilla are the stars. At first, the pear is very noticeable, but it fades after two minutes. It’s pretty and pleasant for daytime, very versatile as it isn’t excessively sweet. A pity that on me the trail is soft-moderate and lasts about four hours. With this, I wouldn’t buy it again, although I’ll enjoy it for a while. Scent 7/10, Longevity 4/10, Sillage 6.5/10, Value for money 8/10, Packaging 7.5/10. Would I buy it again? Probably not.
I’m in Germany for work and picked up 15ml of Guess Seductive and Noir at a chemist’s for €9.95. Obviously, I couldn’t resist taking the little bottles, perfect for collecting, and trying them without filling my already excessive collection. The Noir won me over, but the Seductive was a blind buy. Once applied, it’s a much lighter, more wearable version than the Roberto Cavalli Eau de Parfum, which sometimes feels too heavy on me. Here, the jasmine and vanilla take the lead; it smells of pear at first but fades within two minutes. It’s nice, pleasant for daytime, and versatile because it’s not excessively sweet. Pity that on me the trail is soft-moderate and lasts about four hours. With this, I wouldn’t buy it again, though I’ll enjoy it for a while. Scent 7/10, Longevity 4/10, Sillage 6.5/10, Value for money 8/10, Packaging 7.5/10. Would I return? Probably not.
Smells good, natural, but for me, it’s not worth it; it doesn’t last at all on skin. The bottle is pretty. I won’t buy it again; I finished it just because I had to.
I liked it a lot; it’s feminine and very versatile for day or night. It has a fresh yet sweet touch that makes me feel glamorous. I recommend it highly! Plus, the price is good. The scent lingers for a long time on skin and clothes. I think it’s a great option for women who like sweet scents with a fresh floral twist. It has the perfect balance.
I liked it very much; it’s a feminine fragrance and very versatile for day or night. It has a fresh touch yet is sweet, making me feel glamorous. I highly recommend it, plus the price is good. The scent stays on my clothes for a long time. I think it’s a good option for women who like sweet scents but with a touch of fresh floral. It has the perfect balance.
On my skin, at first, I detect the pear, vanilla, and cashmere wood. It’s a timeless, sweet, elegant, and seductive scent. For its price, it’s a very good option for those who don’t like intrusive fragrances.
On my skin, the opening features pear, vanilla, and cashmere wood. It’s a timeless, sweet, elegant, and seductive aroma. For the price, it’s a great option for those who don’t like intrusive scents.
A feminine and youthful fragrance. If you don’t know what to wear, go for it without a second thought. The only drawback is its performance.
For an EDT, it’s quite strong… super sweet, with pear and vanilla taking charge. It brings back memories of Vie Est Belle, with that same style. I don’t like it; it’s not my type, too sweet for my taste. I still use it because it was a gift.
A lovely fragrance where sparkling pear takes centre stage, combined with bergamot, orange blossom, and the softness of cashmere. It’s pretty but not long-lasting. It’s not impressive or essential for me, but it looks good.
Beautiful, timeless, and non-intrusive. It’s floral with wood notes. I’ve seen it cheap in the US, between $16 and $22. I love it for autumn days, though I think it works in other seasons too. I always buy it for daily use, casual outings, or work.
For me, white florals are for older women. It’s lovely for the price and very long-lasting. The opening is fruity and pleasant, but it ages when dry; totally a winter scent.
A sweet, moderate fragrance. I find it powdery, yet it’s very easy to wear. I think it suits both summer and winter. I recommend it!
Smells rich, but I only catch 10% of the original Tresor; it’s more like a perfumed water. On my skin it fades quickly—I’m not sure if it lasts longer on fabric. When dry, it becomes distant, with a powdery touch, peachy, and ironically, it reminds me of Mennen cologne from the 80s.