Gucci Rush

Gucci Rush, composed by Michel Almairac in 1999, is a bold, fruity floral with a warm, milky vanilla base. Flowers lead, about half of people describe it as sweet and woody, and a minority notice spice.

Peach opens the scent with a ripe, velvety fruitiness, joined by Californian gardenia and African freesia petals for a creamy, slightly peppery floral lift. The heart combines jasmine and Damask rose with coriander, whose dry, spicy warmth gives the composition its distinctive edge. In the base, natural vanilla, patchouli and vetiver create a smooth, sweet and earthy finish, the vetiver adding a dry, smoky shade beneath the softness.

Many wearers find it long lasting, and over half describe the sillage as strong. It is voted mainly for autumn and winter and leans towards evening. It suits nights out, parties and cooler days, for anyone who wants a confident, sensual scent with peach and vanilla at its core, and the projection to be noticed.

Gucci Rush — unisex fragrance by Gucci (released 1999). Top notes: Peach, Californian Gardenia, African Freesia Petals. Heart notes: Coriander, Damask Rose, Jasmine. Base notes: Patchouli, Natural Vanilla, Vetiver. — Parfica open fragrance database