Cruz del Sur Xerjoff

Rated 7.74 / 10 Projection Monster Long lasting 8+ hours Unisex Fair value

Xerjoff

Released in 2015

woody musky citrus camphor aromatic rose marine powdery patchouli amber

Ratings for Cruz del Sur

Community ratings are blended with a limited catalogue baseline until enough reviews arrive.

Overall scent

3.9 / 5

1 approved community rating

Community-only average: 4.0

Longevity

4.3

Around 6–10 hours

Fleeting10+ hours

Sillage

3.3

Noticeable projection

Skin scentRoom-filling

Scent profile

3.0

Unisex

FeminineMasculine

Value

2.4

Limited fit

PriceyExcellent

Bottle design

4.0

A great fit

PlainIconic

Daytime

—

Not rated yet

Not a fitExcellent

Nighttime

—

Not rated yet

Not a fitExcellent

Office & shared spaces

—

Not rated yet

AvoidIdeal

Released in 2015, Cruz del Sur by Xerjoff is woody, musky, citrus perfume with camphor undertones. Crafted by Chris Maurice. It opens with mandarin orange and sea notes, transitions through heart notes of eucalyptus and rose, and settles into a warm base of amber, musk, patchouli and vanilla. Projection Monster and performance is long lasting 8+ hours.

Perfumers

Chris Maurice

Notes Pyramid for Cruz del Sur

Top Notes

Mandarin Orange

Sea Notes

Middle Notes

Eucalyptus

Rose

Base Notes

Amber

Musk

Patchouli

Vanilla

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eccentric Editor · 271 reviews · 1y

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Lasts: LongSillage: CloudProfile: UnisexValue: FairBottle: Wow

The eucalyptus note in Cruz del Sur is what truly sets it apart, blending unexpectedly with fresh mandarin and deep amber for a warm, yet uniquely aromatic character. This fragrance is a powerhouse in terms of longevity and sillage, easily lasting all day and projecting confidently. It feels perfectly suited for social gatherings or a special evening out, rather than an everyday office wear where it might be a bit too much. I particularly enjoy how it maintains a sophisticated unisex appeal throughout its development.