Tom Ford Grey Vetiver

I feel that it's hard to go wrong with this one and which man wouldn't want to smell fresh clean and have that sort of a creamy light and bright scent...

And I think we basically summed it up. It's just very formal high class It's sophisticated and it's simple. It's not you're not gonna get like a whole...

I think this is awesome for the price. I think of all the Tom Fords I smell, this kind of one for 80 quid is kind of awesome to be honest with you. I ...

**Tom Ford Grey Vetiver** \- Probably my most worn fragrance as it is a very versatile, very safe option and one I reach for on work days frequently. This is the only fragrance I have ever bought a backup bottle of (as it was reduced a decent amount when Debenhams was closing down).

Incredible smell, very classy and "clean"m anyway...I was expecting a lot more lasting since it is Eau de Perfum. I did not matter to pay all that much for 50ml of perfume since I supposed I would need less quantity to do the job.

I have a full bottle of Tom Ford Grey Vetiver EDP for days when I want to smell clean and neat; think crisp white button up with folded up sleeves full or half tucked into high waisted skinny or tapered jeans and minimalist white sneakers. I also have decants of Valentino Uomo and Valentino Uomo Intense when I'm in a mood to be more understated but polished. That's more of a silk button up tucked into high waisted tapered ankle trousers and loafers sort of vibe.

Smells great but has virtually no longevity. Not nearly as good as his signature scents but then again this is a third of the price of those

4. Tom Ford Grey Vetiver EDT.

Very nice smell, but weak, doesn't last at all. Too expensive for what it is, barely perceptible. Would not purchase again.

Tom Ford Grey Vetiver- A great Vetiver, timeless and great for the warmer seasons. Tom Ford Beau De Jour- Agugably the best Fougere, Penhaligons Sartorial is also a great alternative.