Guerlain Habit Rouge L'Instinct Eau De Toilette Intense 100 ml (unisex)
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Habit Rouge L'Instinct ist eine moderne, frische Interpretation von Habit Rouge mit einem klaren Zitrusstart aus Bergamotte und Grapefruit, gefolgt von einer Mischung aus Patchouli und Leder, die einen leicht klassischen, fast chypreartigen Eindruck vermittelt.[7][9] Viele Nutzer empfinden ihn als angenehmen, unkomplizierten Alltagsduft ohne übertriebene Sillage.[5][7] Gleichzeitig wird häufig erwähnt, dass die Projektion recht zurückhaltend ist und der Duft nach einigen Stunden deutlich nachlässt, was für ein EDT Intense enttäuschend sein kann.[1][5][7] Ein Teil der Fans des ursprünglichen Habit Rouge findet, dass dieser Flanker weniger wie das Original riecht und daher ihre Erwartungen nicht erfüllt.[1][7] Außerdem berichten einige Rezensenten von einer ausgeprägten maritimen, fast schwefeligen Note, die als störend oder unnatürlich wahrgenommen wird, während andere sie kaum bemerken.[1][5] Wer einen frischen, dezenten, aber dennoch charaktervollen Duft sucht, kann hier fündig werden, doch wer starke Projektion oder eine treuere Habit-Rouge-Variante erwartet, sollte vor dem Kauf gründlich testen.
Bewertungen von Guerlain Habit Rouge L'Instinct Eau De Toilette Intense 100 ml (unisex)
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Pleasantly citrusy but leaning more towards orange-mandarin, so it doesn't have any bathroom cleaner vibes at all. It lasts on me (and that's exceptional) the whole day without fogging up the entire room. It also has a spicy note, but soft enough that it works well for women too. It's a true unisex fragrance, developing significantly sweeter on my skin than on my husband's. I would buy it again and again.
Pleasantly citrusy but leaning more towards orange-mandarin, so it doesn't have any bathroom cleaner vibes at all. It lasts on me (and that's exceptional) the whole day without fogging up the entire room. It also has a spicy note, but soft enough that it works well for women too. It's a true unisex fragrance, developing significantly sweeter on my skin than on my husband's. I would buy it again and again.
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11. Juni 2026
Summer is knocking at the door so I'm glad to have this fresh and interesting perfume in my closet. It's a freshy with a classic vibe. Yes it starts out familiar with some bergamot and grapefruit, but quickly the patchouli and leather take over, almost turning it into a chypre-ish grandpa juice. That patchouli is right up my alley. None of that damp moist stuff, more like the crisp earthy stuff. I'm not really familiar with the rest of the Habit Rouge line (yet) but I just love how this smells. Maybe if you expect something completely different, then it might be a letdown for you. But I have no history with it so I'm just enjoying this to the max. The only gripe I have is that it just doesn't last very long and it doesn't project that well. After 6 hours you'll really have to dig your nose into your skin to still smell it.
Summer is knocking at the door so I'm glad to have this fresh and interesting perfume in my closet. It's a freshy with a classic vibe. Yes it starts out familiar with some bergamot and grapefruit, but quickly the patchouli and leather take over, almost turning it into a chypre-ish grandpa juice. That patchouli is right up my alley. None of that damp moist stuff, more like the crisp earthy stuff. I'm not really familiar with the rest of the Habit Rouge line (yet) but I just love how this smells. Maybe if you expect something completely different, then it might be a letdown for you. But I have no history with it so I'm just enjoying this to the max. The only gripe I have is that it just doesn't last very long and it doesn't project that well. After 6 hours you'll really have to dig your nose into your skin to still smell it.
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3. April 2025
Summer is knocking at the door so I'm glad to have this fresh and interesting perfume in my closet. It's a freshy with a classic vibe. Yes it starts out familiar with some bergamot and grapefruit, but quickly the patchouli and leather take over, almost turning it into a chypre-ish grandpa juice. That patchouli is right up my alley. None of that damp moist stuff, more like the crisp earthy stuff. I'm not really familiar with the rest of the Habit Rouge line (yet) but I just love how this smells. Maybe if you expect something completely different, then it might be a letdown for you. But I have no history with it so I'm just enjoying this to the max. The only gripe I have is that it just doesn't last very long and it doesn't project that well. After 6 hours you'll really have to dig your nose into your skin to still smell it.
Summer is knocking at the door so I'm glad to have this fresh and interesting perfume in my closet. It's a freshy with a classic vibe. Yes it starts out familiar with some bergamot and grapefruit, but quickly the patchouli and leather take over, almost turning it into a chypre-ish grandpa juice. That patchouli is right up my alley. None of that damp moist stuff, more like the crisp earthy stuff. I'm not really familiar with the rest of the Habit Rouge line (yet) but I just love how this smells. Maybe if you expect something completely different, then it might be a letdown for you. But I have no history with it so I'm just enjoying this to the max. The only gripe I have is that it just doesn't last very long and it doesn't project that well. After 6 hours you'll really have to dig your nose into your skin to still smell it.
Trustvoice expert
3. April 2025
This is once again an adaptation to the perfume preference in the Far East. Japanese and especially Chinese people like a perfume as a whisper, as a hint, as a very light veil of scent. The classic French fragrances like Habit Rouge EdT and EdP do not meet this expectation. Too voluptuous, too heavy, too strong. So, a flanker is developed that corresponds to the Chinese expectation. And here it is, Habit Rouge L'Instinct. What this has to do with instinct, who knows. But names are anyway just sound and here no smoke. It is far too light for me, far too little present. Just the hint is not enough for me. I want the strong presence of the original. Yes, it hints at something citrusy. The leathery, the animalistic? If that is present, my sense of smell is not up to it. However, that cannot be ruled out. Others do report it, after all. But it probably doesn't have to and shouldn't please me, this L'Instinct. Good luck with it in China, Guerlain!
This is once again an adaptation to the perfume preference in the Far East. Japanese and especially Chinese people like a perfume as a whisper, as a hint, as a very light veil of scent. The classic French fragrances like Habit Rouge EdT and EdP do not meet this expectation. Too voluptuous, too heavy, too strong. So, a flanker is developed that corresponds to the Chinese expectation. And here it is, Habit Rouge L'Instinct. What this has to do with instinct, who knows. But names are anyway just sound and here no smoke. It is far too light for me, far too little present. Just the hint is not enough for me. I want the strong presence of the original. Yes, it hints at something citrusy. The leathery, the animalistic? If that is present, my sense of smell is not up to it. However, that cannot be ruled out. Others do report it, after all. But it probably doesn't have to and shouldn't please me, this L'Instinct. Good luck with it in China, Guerlain!
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24. Februar 2024
This is once again an adaptation to the perfume preference in the Far East. Japanese and especially Chinese people like a perfume as a whisper, as a hint, as a very light veil of scent. The classic French fragrances like Habit Rouge EdT and EdP do not meet this expectation. Too voluptuous, too heavy, too strong. So, a flanker is developed that corresponds to the Chinese expectation. And here it is, Habit Rouge L'Instinct. What this has to do with instinct, who knows. But names are anyway just sound and here no smoke. It is far too light for me, far too little present. Just the hint is not enough for me. I want the strong presence of the original. Yes, it hints at something citrusy. The leathery, the animalistic? If that is present, my sense of smell is not up to it. However, that cannot be ruled out. Others do report it, after all. But it probably doesn't have to and shouldn't please me, this L'Instinct. Good luck with it in China, Guerlain!
This is once again an adaptation to the perfume preference in the Far East. Japanese and especially Chinese people like a perfume as a whisper, as a hint, as a very light veil of scent. The classic French fragrances like Habit Rouge EdT and EdP do not meet this expectation. Too voluptuous, too heavy, too strong. So, a flanker is developed that corresponds to the Chinese expectation. And here it is, Habit Rouge L'Instinct. What this has to do with instinct, who knows. But names are anyway just sound and here no smoke. It is far too light for me, far too little present. Just the hint is not enough for me. I want the strong presence of the original. Yes, it hints at something citrusy. The leathery, the animalistic? If that is present, my sense of smell is not up to it. However, that cannot be ruled out. Others do report it, after all. But it probably doesn't have to and shouldn't please me, this L'Instinct. Good luck with it in China, Guerlain!
Trustvoice expert
24. Februar 2024
