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Joop

Joop! Go Hot Contact Joop!

Name: Joop Joop! Go Hot Contact Joop!
Brand: Joop

“Joop”

The Quick Read

Warmly received so far — a aromatic, woody composition with a green undertone. Voted best for spring and fall wear, leaning masculine.

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Longevity

8.2

Sillage

6.5

Best Time

🌙Night67%

Seasons

🍂 ❄️Fall/Winter

The Story

Joop! Go Hot Contact by Joop! is a Woody Aromatic fragrance for men. Joop! Go Hot Contact was launched in 2010. The fragrance features Lavender, Vetiver, Licorice, Mint, Saffron and Cedar.

Scent Profile

Composition & Character

Notes Pyramid

Notes

As listed

Main Accords

93%

73%

67%

66%

62%

55%

53%

49%

45%

When to Wear

🌸

Spring

☀️

Summer

🍂

Fall

❄️

Winter

🌤️

Day

🌙

Night

Who Wears It

♂

Masculine85%

⚥

Unisex10%

♀

Feminine5%

Performance

How It Wears

Longevity

Very Weak0

Weak16.0k

Moderate0

Long0

Eternal16.0k

Sillage

Intimate16.0k

Moderate5.3k

Strong0

Enormous16.0k

A Signature Fragrance

Lavender

Lavender, with its distinctive floral and herbal aroma, originates from the fragrant fields of Provence. Its scent is both calming and invigorating, a versatile note that can evoke images of sunlit meadows or tranquil gardens. This duality makes it a staple in perfumery, where it’s celebrated for its ability to balance and harmonize.

Vetiver

Vetiver, harvested from the roots of a tall grass native to India, exudes an earthy aroma that is both dry and slightly sweet. Its scent profile ranges from smoky and leathery to green and fresh, depending on how it’s distilled and aged. This versatile note thrives in tropical climates and has long been cherished for its grounding qualities.

Licorice

Licorice, derived from the root of Glycyrrhiza glabra, carries a distinctive sweetness that is both comforting and slightly medicinal. Its aroma is reminiscent of candy yet possesses a subtle depth that hints at its herbal origins, making it a versatile ingredient in perfumery.