Peety by O'Driu
Men Women 2013
Description
Peety by O'Driu is a woody floral musk fragrance for men and women. Launched in 2013, the nose behind this composition is Angelo Orazio Pregoni. The top notes are tobacco leaf, rose, moss and jasmine; the heart notes include amber, cinnamon, mandarin, bitter orange and pink pepper; while the base notes are formed by patchouli, sandalwood and tonka bean.
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Key notes
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Top
Tobacco Leaves
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Heart
amber
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Base
patchouli
Community
124 votes
- Positive 85%
- Negative 14%
- Neutral 1.6%
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In the collection
Leading answer I want it
376 votes
What do you think?
Leading answer Love it
124 votes
Season
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94 votes
Time of day
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44 votes
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Fragrance profile
About Peety
Peety by O’Driu is a woody floral musk fragrance for men and women. Launched in 2013, the nose behind this composition is Angelo Orazio Pregoni. The top notes are tobacco leaf, rose, moss and jasmine; the heart notes include amber, cinnamon, mandarin, bitter orange and pink pepper; while the base notes are formed by patchouli, sandalwood and tonka bean.
Flowers White flowers Musk, amber and animalic Spices Woods and mosses
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Longevity
Leading answer Very long-lasting
55 votes
Sillage
Leading answer Strong
89 votes
Character
Leading answer Balanced
7 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Fair price
8 votes
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Community reviews
4 reviews
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This perfume once again demonstrates how subjective the world of perfumery is. I don’t smell urine or sweat, although I do detect a slight animalic note that is nothing compared to perfumes like YSL’s Kouros or Marlon’s creations. It reminds me a lot of Francesca Bianchi’s Under My Skin or C21 by Bepolar (by Angelo Orazio Pregoni himself), with a very animalic yet sweet, balsamic, and highly pleasant tone. I’m not sure how much of the urine drops effect is real, but I haven’t been able to test it as I only have a sample. On my skin, I recognise the cinnamon, tobacco, tonka bean, and the floral animalic note of jasmine. On my skin, like with all of Pregoni’s scents, it works very well, maintaining high performance, with potent projection at first that then becomes moderate. I find it unisex, perhaps more suited to cold climates and evening wear. Scent: 8.5 Longevity: 9 Projection: 8 Value for money: 6 Versatility: 6 Originality: 8 Overall: 8.5
This perfume once again demonstrates how subjective the world of perfumery can be. It doesn’t smell like urine or sweat, though it does have an animal note that is irrelevant compared to Kouros by YSL or those by Marlon. It reminds me very much of Under My Skin by Francesca Bianchi or C21 by Bepolar (by Angelo Orazio Pregoni): animal, sweet, balsamic, and very pleasant. I’m not sure what real effect adding urine has, whether it’s chemical or marketing, but I haven’t tried it as I only have a sample. On my skin, the cinnamon, tobacco, tonka bean, and that slightly floral animal touch of jasmine stand out. Like the others by Pregoni, it works brilliantly: high performance, strong projection at the start which then moderates. I see it as unisex, ideal for cold climates and evening wear. Scent: 8.5, Longevity: 9, Projection: 8, Value for money: 6, Versatility: 6, Originality: 8, Overall: 8.5
I neither like nor dislike it. It begins with an animal note reminiscent of urine, mixed with herbs, flowers, spices, jasmine, rose, tobacco, cinnamon, and perhaps patchouli, all over tonka bean, sandalwood, and a musky base. The opening was somewhat unpleasant to me, although it evolves and improves as it dries down; it’s difficult to wear with dignity for the first hour. The animal level, despite a slightly sweet base attempting to balance it, is annoying to me. I admit I’m not much of a fan of this type of fragrance. Ideal for autumn and winter and for evening wear. Very long-lasting longevity and a heavy trail.
Well, Angelo Orazio Pregoni, the perfumery wizard, is still selling us smoke in this case, bottled at €150 a bottle. The truth is, Peety smells quite bad at first, a mix of sweat and urine; it then settles down but leaves a dull, boring fragrance that passes without making much of an impression. In this phase, it’s just like any other designer scent, with a little cinnamon here, tobacco there, and tonka bean. Performance is terrible; it’s gone in an hour and a half. As for the nonsense about ‘personalising’ the perfume, I won’t say anything, besides, I don’t think it adds anything because it already smells quite bad on its own.