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Louis Vuitton

Symphony

Extrait2021$615 Jacques Cavallier Belletrud 6 views
Scent profile

Explosive grapefruit and ginger smell icy, glossy and almost unreal; gorgeous in heat, but the $615 price is outrageous.

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Editorial assessmentExpert reference values
Scent8.5/10
Bottle9/10
Sillage7.6/10
Longevity8.1/10
Projection7.7/10
Value6/10
Scent characterUnisex
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CitrusFreshFruitySweetFloral
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Heart notes
GrapefruitBergamot
Base notes
Ginger
Editorial assessment

Symphony is grapefruit turned up until it almost glows. The opening is sharp, juicy and slightly bitter, with ginger giving it a fizzy kick that feels closer to sparkling citrus water than ordinary cologne. Bergamot and orange round off the edges without making it sugary.
The strange part is how long that freshness hangs around. Most citrus scents disappear quickly, but Symphony keeps throwing off a clean, bright trail for hours. Some people get expensive soap or cleaning-product vibes from it, and I understand why. The polish is almost too perfect.
Then there is the price. $615 for 100 ml is wild, no matter how beautiful the Frank Gehry bottle looks. I love the smell and the performance is unusually good for this style, but this is absolutely a sample-first fragrance unless money is barely part of the decision.

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