Men
Habit Rouge Rouge Privé
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Habit Rouge Rouge Privé by Guerlain is a leather fragrance for men. This creation, launched in 2023, is signed by Delphine Jelk. The top notes unfold with bergamot and ginger; the heart reveals orange blossom and iris; while the base notes settle into leather, patchouli and vanilla.
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Salida
bergamot
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Corazón
orange blossom
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Base
leather
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- Positivo 82%
- Negativo 10%
- Neutral 7.6%
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Alpha male from head to toe.
Habit Rouge Privé is citrusy, woody, and leathery. The opening with ginger and leather is strange but attractive. The citrus fades but doesn’t disappear, while the leather, patchouli, and a subtle vanilla rise. It goes well almost all year, except in intense heat. It lasts over 10 hours and smells like a modernisation of the classic without being sweet. It reminds me of Gucci Guilty in the dry down. The red bottle is an extra touch.
Incredible fragrance. The iris and leather notes mark the opening: potent, overwhelming, and very vintage. As it dries, the leather is exquisite and reminds me of Guerlain Déclaration. It will definitely join my collection.
Tested today alongside L’Homme Ideal Platine Privé. It has completely won me over: it’s vigorous, dashing, powerful, and elegant. It has projection, presence, and lasts for ages. I’ve taken it home happily. If you are a fragrance lover, I recommend you try it; I’m sure it will make many people happy.
What a pity it’s a limited edition. I’ve been a fan of the Habit Rouge EDT since 2010, but I’ve really liked this limited version. It keeps the original DNA with a spicy twist where the bergamot and iris give way to leather: it’s not rough, it’s like a new, handsome jacket over a quality vanilla that isn’t cloying. It doesn’t smell synthetic and the price is justified.
What a madness of a perfume. At first, it smells like luxury hand soap from those vintage boxes. Then it evolves into washed leather with salt and flowers, nothing like dirty skin. It lasts all day, doesn’t mark clothes, and the price is fair compared to other insipid things from Loewe.
At first, it reminds me of Habit Rouge and Le Lion de Chanel. It has presence at the start but then fades a bit. It smells good, but at 140 euros, it’s not a bargain. Besides, I sometimes prefer the original to the flankers, just like I do with Bleu or Le Male.
It has a classic cologne opening that quickly lets in the Habit Rouge DNA, accompanied by a subtle leather base. Less powdery and dry than the eau de parfum, making it less formal and elegant but more modern and seductive. This is how a flanker is made, gentlemen.
I’m no expert in perfumes; but just like someone who doesn’t know about wines, if you give them tetra-pack red wine and a Ribera del Duero, or to a child, white ham and acorn-fed Iberian ham; generally they prefer the second. I can say this perfume is very unlikely to be disliked. The first impact might be a bit strong if you don’t expect the leather note that is constantly present; but it is multifaceted and progressive: it begins with quite potent bergamot and a touch of ginger, but already goes, like a background echo warning of the leather galloping in, which reigns in the fragrance after a few seconds and gives persistence, underlining its virility, seriousness, and maturity. Subsequently, the bergamot and ginger yield to the patchouli and flowers, all under the permission of the leather, which maintains its potent note throughout the discourse; then, after a few hours, it softens and remains with a calmer leather and ends on the skin with a touch of very high-quality vanilla that sweetens and tames the whole as ‘a tamed lion’. It could be nicknamed this fragrance ‘The Lion of Nemea’ that Hercules defeated and with whose skin he clad himself. EDIT: It really angers me to buy a perfume and have it discontinued; for that, let them warn me and I’ll save my money; it’s like starting a relationship with a girl with hope and it ending badly, better to focus on who will always be there. With perfumes, it’s the same.
A very rare perfume in an era of identical scents. The opening is a punch, almost tomato-like, which then gives way to a modernised vintage perfume from the 60s-70s. It smells of citrus, bergamot, and leather, a strange but fascinating mix. It’s not for everyone; don’t buy blindly if you don’t like old-school scents. It has a modern style despite its vintage essence. As it dries, it reminds me of Versace L’Homme.
A pity it’s a limited edition. Tried today and purchased. I’ve been a fan of Habit Rouge EDT since Spring 2010, but didn’t buy it again after that. This new limited version has pleased me greatly, as it retains quite well the original DNA with a current spiced twist, where the Orange Blossom and Iris play their part without being protagonists, because that role is played by the Leather, which is not rough or ugly, it’s a new leather of a nice jacket that feels tight. Over high-quality vanilla and therefore not cloying. With a nice citrus opening leaning towards ginger, here there is no rose twist as before, as the orange blossom substitutes it, very well executed in general and not commercial in the way most are. The price and quality are justified. You won’t smell anything synthetic here.
It opens very citrusy, but always with a denser base, then transitions to that iris and a rose that, strangely, isn’t in the notes but is undoubtedly felt; I know because it’s a note I don’t like much and I detect it quickly. The patchouli and vanilla give it polish. In the end, on the skin dry down, after many hours, what remains is an incredible citrus-aquatic accord, which is how long these fresh notes last in this perfume. Lasts a long time on skin and clothes. The tester spray I used more than 10 days ago is still buzzing. I’ve read that some compare it to GGA and Dark Lord; well, no and yes. It doesn’t resemble GGA much (GGA is a more gasoline-like leather and the cypress gives it a green freshness this one lacks), but it does have a similarity with DL for that leather surrounding a citrus freshness.
At first, it seemed like a strong, animalic leather, then after 5 minutes it shifted to a mandarin-like citrus, and after an hour to something powdery, talc-like with basil, quite strong at the start, very exquisite, not synthetic. The only downside is that it must be tested and doesn’t work on all skin pHs; mine is very strong and it turned powdery on me, but on others it might smell more leather-like. Projection is 5 out of 10, I feel it owes me more, I would have liked it to be stronger. However, it is a worthy flanker of a legendary fragrance. Smell 8.5, Projection 6, Longevity 7.5, Quality 9, Price 8.
Fantastic, this new release is so many things at once. It’s vintage yet modern, heavy yet fresh, bright on one side but also heavy and dark. One of the most delightful surprises I’ve remembered since I started collecting a few years ago. Let me explain my impression: with two years of collection, I consider myself just an enthusiast, to the point where I’ve never smelled Habit Rouge in its previous versions. It has a clearly classic, vintage, citrus opening, like a cologne I imagine is the DNA of the classic HR. The novelty is the blend with leather and vanilla, especially the exquisite leather felt from the opening, rough, light, present but without letting it take more prominence than the bergamot, orange blossom, and ginger. This composition makes it a versatile perfume for work in almost all seasons except summer, and also for a dinner or a night out dressed up. The recommendation is not to buy blindly, but I would guarantee it’s a future classic jewel. Its performance does not disappoint, 6 to 8 hours, but the trail is beastly. I don’t usually receive compliments, but the second time I used it, with 8 sprays, they could smell it before entering my office. If I had to reference something known, it would be with Aqua di Parma Leather, with the difference that in ADP the leather is rougher and the citrus stays in the background, whereas HR is more balanced. As a cherry on top, I paid less than 100 dollars in exchange in Argentina, a reasonable price. Perfume beauty. I love it.
Here’s an easy way to understand it: it’s the aquatic version with iris of Allure Édition Blanche. The quality is spectacular. A niche fragrance at designer prices. That leather with iris in the early middle phase reminds me a lot of Tom Ford Ombre Leather.
One of the best from Guerlain! I hope they reconsider and don’t leave it as a limited edition, but let it live forever. Perfect for cold weather, it wraps and envelops you like nothing else. And it projects like a beast.
What a fantastic fragrance!! I haven’t had the luck of smelling the original Habit Rouge as it doesn’t reach Argentina (though I saw it in duty free), so this is my first encounter. It blew my mind. I saw a review on YouTube and didn’t think it would reach such heights; my surprise was delightful seeing it on the local shelf. I went for a Christmas promotion to gift Gucci Guilty Absolute, but after testing this wonder, I fell in love. Upon spraying it, I sighed and decided to take this instead of the other two (I already have the GGA). A very well-crafted citrus aroma, volatile yet long-lasting, which is rare for this note, and an exquisite leather bordering on animalic without being invasive. It feels like a red leather jacket with a touch of iris and neroli. The vanilla is the smoky one from Shalimar, typical of Guerlain. They say it has oud, which supports and pushes the notes. Lasts over 12 hours, projecting strongly for the first 4. I sprayed it on my pullover and it lasted 4 days. I bought two bottles and am thinking about a third. It’s a limited edition and will disappear once sold out, supposedly made with Guerlain’s private reserve ingredients. Whether true or not, I don’t know, but they won’t catch me off guard. Excellent modernised vintage aroma with delicious leather. Try it on skin. 11/10.
A truly rare perfume in an era of identical scents. The opening is a punch that I didn’t like at first, even thinking it smelled of tomatoes. After a few minutes, it reveals a modernised vintage scent with a 60s-70s vibe: citrus with orange blossom and then leather. An odd but fascinating blend. It’s not for everyone; don’t buy blindly unless you enjoy old-school perfumery like I do. Despite smelling ancient, it has a modern style, a contradiction that gives it that unique feel. The dry down reminded me of Versace L’ Homme, with citrus and leather.
Oh, ay, ay. It smells like Guerlain quality, but I just can’t see myself wearing it; it doesn’t suit my skin or my image. Nevertheless, I give it a perfect 10. What a perfume. I understand masculinity culture as something that breeds insecurity if adhered to dogmatically out of fear of appearing ‘not a real man’. That is why, due to prejudice, I would say Good Girl is for women and Gentleman for men. However, if I try two men’s perfumes, both seem masculine without needing to analyse nuances. This scent breaks that norm and smells of the pure equilibrium of manhood. It makes me think: ‘What a man!’. It is secure, masculine without being rough or devoid of feeling. It accepts its feminine side without insecurity. It is a man because he is one, not through some extreme illusion. It is unique, bold, versatile and distinctive. It begins with a fresh, sweet and bitter citrus blend: bergamot and ginger that combine the best of citrus in a piercing way, wrapped in that deluxe leather that seems to be of European tailoring, with a trail of patchouli and neroli that creates a timeless eclecticism. You are in no box: neither retro nor contemporary, you are under your own identity. The quality of these notes makes you reconsider what the rest of commercial perfumes smell like. Longevity and projection are excellent, with no weak points. Habit Rouge Privé is the perfume of my best friend, with whom I enjoy the hobby of fragrances, so it holds much sentimental value. I love you very much, Mati.
Summary: Oh, oh, oh. A perfume on par with Guerlain. It has notes I don’t identify with; I don’t see it on my skin or image, yet it’s still hard not to rate it 10. Prologue: I understand the culture of masculinity as something that makes you insecure, an eternal weight you must fulfil dogmatically or you’ll be seen as ‘not a real man’. That’s why I have prejudices about ‘feminine’ or ‘masculine’ fragrances. If you cover my eyes, I’ll deduce gender by the perfume. But this breaks everything: it smells like the purest balance of a man. It invites me to believe ‘What a man!’. It’s secure, masculine without the social pressure to be strong or a provider. It accepts its feminine balance; it’s a man because he’s a man. A unique, bold, versatile and distinctive fragrance. It begins with a fresh, sweet but bitter citrus, bergamot and sharp ginger, wrapped in deluxe European tailoring leather, with a trail of patchouli and orange blossom. Timeless eclecticism. You’re not in a box: neither retro nor contemporary, you’re under your own identity. The quality of these notes questions what’s in other commercial perfumes. Excellent longevity and projection, no weak points. Epilogue: Habit Rouge Privé is the perfume of my best friend, with whom I enjoy the hobby, so it holds great sentimental value. I love you very much, Mati.
I bought a decant and tried it this weekend. What a rich thing! The opening is punchy, as they said, ginger that sticks to you. A very rich heart and an impressive leather base. Projection is good for a few hours, longevity too. My girlfriend hated the opening, but after a few hours, she told me… ‘What a rich perfume’. Now the problem is… where can I get a bottle?
Fantastic fragrance. I’d say leather with citrus; it reminds me of my father freshly shaved with a leather jacket. It’s exquisite, but I don’t think it’s for everyone. Nevertheless, it’s a great scent.
After searching for so long, I finally found this masterpiece. It’s a bomb: two metres of projection for the first few hours, then it becomes intimate. An explosive citrus opening over a leather base that takes centre stage. A light leather, nothing heavy. Honestly, a fragrance from another planet; pity it’s hard to get. If you see it, don’t hesitate to buy it.
Up close, it smells very citrusy, yet it always reminds me of the scent my grandmother used to have. From a distance, it smells like iris lipstick, powdery, spiced, light, and minimally vanilla. Everyone notices the leather, yet… strangely, I can’t detect it at all. You can tell it’s high quality; I rule out it being a fake copy. From my perspective, when I smell it, I picture an old-fashioned woman from the 60s dressed in red. Mentally, I feel this would be her perfume.
The spirit of Habit Rouge EDT but minimalist, modernised and boosted with the right amount. Spectacular longevity with moderate projection. 10/10. I use it for special days in autumn and spring when out and about. It lasts all day and the dry-down is from another era. If you can’t get this, rush to grab Habit Rouge Parfum. It heads towards more amber and vanilla notes, with quality and dynamism that has left me satisfied for fresh days. Guerlain, despite IFRA and this industrial ‘ecological’ religion (beetroot alcohol has ruined almost everything), remains top of the range. Bravo.
I like it a lot but use it sparingly as it is a limited edition. At times it smells like the scent left on hands after milking a cow, a mix of calf saliva, milk, and cow odour.
LVMH takes pride in presenting another brand that transforms its essence into something akin to Paco Rabanne. Let me explain: apart from Guerlain special editions, they have ruined Habit Rouge and L’homme Ideal by doing something similar to what Dior did with Sauvage: a vulgar and low-class series for the youth who do not know perfumery, with the sole purpose of making a fortune. It is striking that in six months they have released three flankers for Habit Rouge 🤑🤑🤑
LVMH takes pride in presenting another brand they transform à la Paco Rabanne. Explained: apart from special editions, they have utterly destroyed Habit Rouge and L’homme Ideal, just as Dior did with Sauvage: vulgar, low-grade series for the young public who know nothing about perfumery, with the sole purpose of raking in huge profits. It’s striking that in six months they have released three flankers for Habit Rouge 🤑🤑🤑.
Absolute masterpiece. I picked it up at the end of 2023 and went straight for a backup bottle. The Parfum is good, but here the leather with citrus and the Habit Rouge DNA drive me mad. First-class ingredients. Ideal for the school run (autumn to spring), day or night, a fantastic house scent. Lasts a treat; noticeable even after 10+ hours if worn sparingly. Good projection for the first three hours. You can make a perfume that lasts, and Guerlain knows how (hello, Chanel). A gem from start to finish.
A Guerlain bombshell that blew my mind. The 2023 edition is quite another dimension: I bought two because I knew it would sell out. You put it on at 8am and it’s still there at 10pm, evolving in a non-linear way. A wonder for purists, mind you, not for everyone. 1000 points to Guerlain, a total hit.