Givenchy Organza Eau De Parfum - 100 ml

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I have been postponing this review, because I wanted to find the right words to describe this miracle. My current bottle is from July 2021 and I can say the scent itself hasn't changed in any significant way compared to older versions.

The heart of the fragrance is deliciously rounded, warm and voluptuous, with ylang ylang and tuberose. Picture soft white petals and creamy white vanilla ice cream with fresh nuts crushed inside, a lovely, sweet, white floral.He had bought her the full organza set , lotion and soap ~ She let us spray our wrists with it , I was totally in love , lust , for a 12-14 year old teen to think of those words back then , well , it was an overwhelming emotion for me . But time passed by, life happened, since that time milllion new fragrances has been introduced and I forgotten completely.

Another time I smelled it on a group of girls going out drinking, from WAY down the street, and was gonna chase them to ask what it was but felt too shy. Organza is simply a 1990s classic fragrance and something I think that every woman needs in her fragrance wardrobe. I am thankful for the nutmeg's longevity in this beautifully blended fragrance, it has me craving it more and more.

Gardenia and tuberose are predominant and the jasmine and peony add to the delicate initial impression. In the opening, at first spray I am briefly reminded of Amarige by Givenchy and LouLou by Cacharel due to the kind of Tuberose used, but as it settles the unique qualities start to come out. I really really wanted to like this one, since I am an ,,classic" lover and Organza is such a must have.

It is sweet and thick and feels dated, though I do have a few vintage scents in my collection that I love, this one is an absolute no for me. Un gardénia accompagné de notes florales comme la vanille, la tubéreuse, et cette fameuse noix de muscade que mes narines n'arrivaient pas à supporter. The refreshing purity embodies sap and exotic woods, whilst the absolute femininity is emphasised by ylang-ylang.

I don't know if it is my chemistry or what, but once this sumptuous frag hit my skin, it was like magic. Nebras, while having some very intriguing attributes, also bothers me with this same untidy residue of a sugary snack.