- Artisan John Varvatos for men:
main accords
citrus
white floral
sweet
fresh spicy
aromatic
fruity
herbal
Following the vintage-inspired concept of its predecessors, John Varvatos' third masculine fragrance,Artisan, made its market debut in March 2009. Crafted as a citrusy-herbal scent that evokes the essence of spring and fresh air, it was developed by John Varvatos in collaboration with Rodrigo Flores-Roux of Givaudan—both of whom contributed to other Varvatos fragrance editions.
一.Pros
1.Refreshing and well-balanced citrus scent
2.Gorgeous orange blossom scent with musk and amber
3.Interesting combination of citrus and herbals
4.Beautiful bottle design
5.Clean and masculine scent
6.Friendly with mandarin instead of orange and lemon
7.Elegant and exquisite fragrance
8.Unisex fragrance
二.Cons
1.Poor sillage and longevity
2.Soft projection and disappears quickly
3.Fades fast compared to other fragrances
4.Overpriced for what it offers
5.Harsh initial citrus scent for some people
6.Not as appealing as the Artisan Black version
7.Creamy and sweet for a male fragrance
8.May be too strong for some
The fragrance unfolds with top notes of Sicilian clementine, tangelo, Mexican tangerine, aromatic thyme, Spanish marjoram, and Greek lavender. At its heart lie North African orange blossom, Indian Murraya, a jasmine-orange fusion (an ingredient first featured in the brand’s inaugural fragrance), and three distinct varieties of ginger: Nigerian, Chinese, and Givaudan’s proprietary "purple ginger." The base is anchored by Kephalis wood, Georgewood, amber-like Belleambre, and musky Serenolide.
Designed by Jon Cisler Design, the flacon retains the distinctive shape of its predecessors.Artisanis available as a 75ml and 125ml Eau de Toilette.
Perfume Pyramid
Top Notes
1.Clementine 2.Tangerine 3.Marjoram 4.Thyme
Middle Notes
1.Orange Blossom 2.Ginger 3.Lavender 4.Jasmine
Base Notes
1.Musk 2.Woodsy Notes 3.Amber
