Xerjoff Fragrance review
Xerjoff Blank Page Review: The 2025 P.33 Edition
Minimalist packaging, same acclaimed P.33 juice — a woody-citrus parfum for everyday elegance.
In this review
Xerjoff has expanded its Sketchbook Collection with Blank Page, a 2025 release that offers the acclaimed P.33 parfum in a new minimalist presentation. Created under the creative direction of Sergio Momo, Blank Page is a unisex fragrance that retails at €295 for 100ml. According to the house and user reviews, it contains the same juice as the original P.33, differing only in packaging — a neutral, minimalist bottle replaces the handcrafted Tuscan flacon. On Fragrantica, it holds an overall rating of 4.2 out of 5.
The fragrance opens with bright citrus and fruity notes, transitions into a powdery iris heart with green and spicy accents, and settles into a musky, woody, amber base. It is designed as a versatile everyday signature, suitable for the office and formal occasions alike. Performance is described as long-lasting with moderate sillage and intimate-to-moderate projection; it is not a loud fragrance. This review breaks down the notes, accords, performance, and value of Xerjoff Blank Page based on verified data and user feedback.
Accords
Notes Pyramid
Scent Journey
Bright citrus and fruity apple open the composition, with bergamot adding a fresh, slightly bitter edge. The first 30 minutes are lively and inviting, hinting at the powdery heart to come.
Iris emerges as the star, lending a soft, powdery elegance. Cypress adds a green, aromatic touch, while cinnamon provides a subtle warm spice. The heart is balanced and sophisticated.
Musk, cedarwood, and amber form a smooth, woody-musky base that lingers for hours. The drydown is intimate and comforting, with the powdery iris still present in the background.
Performance Dashboard
8–10 hours on skin; longer on clothing. User reviews consistently report solid longevity.
Intimate to moderate — described as not loud. Sits close to the skin after the first hour.
Moderate; leaves a scent trail but does not fill a room.
When to Wear
Pros & Cons
- Same acclaimed P.33 juice
- Versatile for office and formal wear
- Solid longevity
- Elegant minimalist packaging
- High price point
- Intimate projection may disappoint those seeking loudness
- Minimalist bottle may not appeal to collectors of Xerjoff's ornate flacons
Price & Value
“Fair for Xerjoff; same juice as original P.33 at a comparable price.”
Reformulation History
No significant batch variations reported.
Who It's For
Ideal For
- Those who enjoy woody-powdery-citrus profiles
- Unisex fragrance enthusiasts
- Office professionals seeking a refined signature
- Fans of the original P.33 who prefer simpler packaging
Not Recommended For
- Those who want extreme projection or beast-mode sillage
- Collectors who value ornate bottles over scent
- Anyone averse to iris/powdery notes
The Family
P.33 (original, handcrafted Tuscan flacon)
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Layering Ideas
- Layer with a light citrus cologne in summer for extra freshness.
- Layer with a woody oud in winter for added depth, but use sparingly to preserve the iris balance.
