Guilty Pour Homme (Gucci Type) – Woody Aromatic Men’s Body Oil | Scented Chateau Fragrance Bar

Our Version of: Guilty Pour Homme by Gucci (Type)

Embrace bold sophistication with our version of Guilty Pour Homme, a woody aromatic men’s fragrance oil that embodies confidence, charm, and modern masculinity. Originally launched in 2011 and crafted by Jacques Huclier, this timeless scent is both sensual and empowering — perfect for the man who lives life unapologetically.

💫 Fragrance Description:

• Top Notes: Lavender, Amalfi Lemon

• Middle Notes: African Orange Flower

• Base Notes: Virginia Cedar, Patchouli, Vanilla

This fragrance opens with fresh citrus and soothing lavender, creating an uplifting and clean start. The heart of orange flower adds a warm, aromatic sweetness, while the base of patchouli, cedar, and vanilla delivers a sensual, smooth finish that lingers on the skin — both elegant and irresistibly masculine.

✨ Perfect For:
Men who exude confidence, class, and charisma. Ideal for date nights, formal events, or daily wear when you want to leave a refined, lasting impression.

🖤 Why You’ll Love It:

• Made with Grade A uncut fragrance oils for long-lasting, high-quality scent.

• Alcohol-free, gentle on the skin, and moisturizing.

• A luxurious, balanced scent that’s both powerful and sophisticated.

“Smelling good is a story — wear yours with confidence.”

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