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Gucci Gucci Bloom vs Nasomatto Narcotic Venus
Narcotic Venus for the community favourite, Gucci Bloom for the value.
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Notes
Top
Jasmine
Heart
Tuberose
Base
Rangoon Creeper
Accords
White floral
100%
Tuberose
69%
Floral
44%
Animalic
44%
Green
38%
Performance
LongevityModerate
SillageModerate
Best Seasons
springsummerfall
About
Gucci Bloom by Gucci is a Floral fragrance for women. Gucci Bloom was launched in 2017. The nose behind this fragrance is Alberto Morillas. Top note is Jasmine; middle note is Tuberose; base note is Rangoon Creeper. Gucci Bloom: Debuting the First Fragrance by Alessandro Michele: “I wanted a green fragrance, a courageous scent that transports you to a vastgarden filled with many flowers and plants, a bouquet of abundance. The garden is as beautiful as women are; colorful, wild, diverse, where there is everything. GucciBloom smells of this garden in order to travel to a place that is not there,” Alessandro Michele.Flowering from the authentic spirit of the women Alessandro Michele champions is an attitude of freedom to be who you want to be. Mixed with the color, decoration and pattern of the creative director’s design canon, the women he dresses are flourishing in a natural, expressive and individual way: they are in bloom.The first Gucci fragrance developed wholly under Alessandro Michele’s creative vision encapsulates this modern philosophy that is the guiding vision for the House. Gucci Bloom celebrates the authenticity, vitality and diversity of the women he designs for, and those that identify themselves in his vision.True to who they are, these young women experience life and its fruits, blooming into their real selves. They convey their personal point-of-view without conventional limitations. They live for memorable experiences, to create stories and connect and be inspired by the objects, culture and art they choose to be surrounded by. Architect of every element of the scent, Alessandro Michele has infused Gucci Bloom’s idea of lushness, life and vigor in each fragrant note, the dreamy campaign and its unconventional design. ABOUT THE SCENT: Blended by master perfumer Alberto Morillas with direction from Alessandro Michele, the fragrance is created to unfold like its name. The creative director envisioned the scent as a thriving garden full of diverse types of flowers and the rich perfume it emits. Authenticity is woven through qualitative, highly-concentrated natural ingredients. Notes blossom out like a concentration of flowers, the unique expression of the new to the world ingredients, brings a new olfactory experience. Natural Tuberose absolute harvested from India is interlaced with natural Jasmine absolute. Jasmine bud extract, obtained through an exclusive method of co-extraction that blends a natural quality of jasmine and captive moleculesto impart a fresh green and petal scent on the skin. Gucci Bloom also features notes of another plant used in perfume-making for the first time, the Rangoon Creeper. Discovered in South India, the Rangoon Creeper embodies the new scent’s concept and name, as it changes color from white, gradually darkens to pink then finally to red when it blooms. The vine’s flowers are redolent with a slightly powdery feminine floral perfume.ABOUT THE DESIGN: An arbiter and seeker of beauty, Alessandro Michele ideated a flacon and packaging that encapsulates the fragrance’s spirit dedicated to the diversity of women. “The bottle is not designed feminine to seduce men, but to keep company with the women who wear the perfume. Retro and tender because of its color, with clean, slender lines, and not crafted in transparent glass but in porcelain, a material that I love very much,” he said. A vintage powder pink shades the lacquered porcelain square-shaped bottle, appliquéd with the Gucci label ribbed and framed in black. The outer carton is covered inside and outside in Herbarium, a red-and-white toile de Jouy House print of leaves, cherry branches and flowers framed in black. ABOUT CAMPAIGN: Encapsulating the very meaning of Gucci Bloom, the campaign’s idea is revealed through the contemporary women of Gucci: actress Dakota Johnson, actress and model Hari Nef and artist Petra Collins. Friends of Alessandro Michele, they have a special connection with the House, their talent resonating with Gucci’s new vision. Their diverse individual beauty is shot by Glen Luchford, allowing them to radiate in the campaign’s transformative setting. They wear Gucci Bloom during their day in the city, and it changes the surrounding urbanity into an imaginary stroll in a fantastical English garden. Tea on a sidewalk flourishing with blooms, walking in an apartment overgrown with verdant plants, and swimming at dusk in a lake entangled with shimmering flowers and reeds. Dancing, strolling, rejoicing in being free and full of life: this trio embody Gucci’s new vitality and the captivating, transporting nature of Gucci Bloom. The fragrance will be available as a 30, 50 and 100 ml Eau de Parfum.
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Notes
———Accords
White floral
100%
Tuberose
63%
Animalic
45%
Green
39%
Soft spicy
38%
Performance
LongevityLong lasting
SillageStrong
Best Seasons
springsummerfall
About
Narcotic Venus by Nasomatto is a Floral fragrance for women. Narcotic Venus was launched in 2008. The nose behind this fragrance is Alessandro Gualtieri. The fragrance features Tuberose, Lily, Jasmine and Spices. The fragrance is the result of a quest for the overwhelming addictive intensity of female sexual power.Available in Extrait de Parfum, 30 ml.
Notes in Common
0% sharedShared (0)
No shared notes — these are very different compositions.
Only in Gucci Bloom
JasmineTuberoseRangoon Creeper
Only in Narcotic Venus
Rating
3.77vs4.10
Ratings
10,744vs4,662
Concentration
EDPvsExtrait
Launch Year
2017vs2008
Which should I buy?
Narcotic Venus for the community favourite, Gucci Bloom for the value.
- Narcotic Venus is rated higher by the community: 4.10 from 4,662 ratings, against 3.77 from 10,744.
- Longevity votes lean "moderate" for Gucci Bloom and "long lasting" for Narcotic Venus.
- Sillage votes lean "moderate" for Gucci Bloom versus "strong" for Narcotic Venus.
- Both are voted best for spring.
- Nasomatto is a luxury house (typically $250+), while Gucci is premium (typically $100–250).
Buy Narcotic Venus if you want the higher-rated option and the budget allows; buy Gucci Bloom if value for money matters most.