Givenchy Homme Eau de Toilette for Him - 100 ml

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The evolution is subtle, the fragrance does not project too much, but the transmitted elegance lasts, and after a certain time, the woods begin to reveal themselves. The cedar is quite noticeable, the vetiver lends a little of that drier facet and the olibanum is slightly smoked, although a soft creaminess insists on exuding. The durability is good, but it hardly exceeds seven hours on my skin. This perfume is ready and present to accomplish all tasks in the office, parties, shopping, hiking, visits, meetings and work, day and night, in the heat of summer and the cold of winter, with all formal and casual clothes. The fragrance that will never let you down. I've had this on for a little over 2 hours with only one spray and it's still holding up well. I've never had an issue with longevity because of my skin chemistry so I don't think this will be any different.

Some drugs may have Authority Required (Streamlined) status which does not require an explicit approval from Medicare, instead the doctor can use the Authority code found in the published Schedule for a given drug/indication. Givenchy Pour Homme's fragrance has top notes of cool grapefruit, mandarin, coriander, and violets, which make room for a body of lavender, davana, and vetiver, on a base of cedar and oliban wood, from which its fragrant gum is extracted. BEST OF THE BEST among sweet classy perfumes - as for me. No "acid", no artificial "freshness", no "menthol" at all: freshness is "naturally born" or "buit-in" with this perfume. If it wasn't for the grapefruit(I LOVE GRAPEFRUIT BTW!) & cedar...i wouldn't like it...Those two notes won me over...But i don't know WHAT IN THIS, GAVE ME A HEADACHE.Givenchy Pour Homme hit the market in 2002, starting a new pillar within the brand's masculine fragrance division. Its fragrance was created by Ilias Ermenidis and Alberto Morillas and is classified as woody-fresh, while its beautiful bottle was designed by Pablo Reinoso.

pour Homme is one of the best known fragrances by Givenchy and a perennial favourite. It was presented to the world in 2002. Once referred to as toilet water, EdTs, such as this one, are more diluted than EdPs and thus offer a more limited "staying time" of between 2-3 hours. Because they are light, they are a frequent choice for daytime wear. A Symphony for the Nose The color of the bottle - brown - equally reflects the scent of this perfume, but the shape of bottle is not adequate - it should be something like Armani Attitude - cigarette lighter.Smells like NEW expensive leather bag standing on a NEW table made of cedar or red wood, close to box of expensive cigars and to open bottle of french cognac. Young people will like it as well as mature men, the performance of the perfume in terms of longevity (4-6) hours on the body, and moderate (sillage and projection), the quality of the essential oil is not high but it is acceptable, and it will not affect the splendor of the perfume. When touches the skin, Givenchy Pour Homme is slightly floral, citrusy, and very spicy. The coriander note tends to polarize opinions and because it is located at the top of the olfactory pyramid, something that was little discussed at the time, many men ended up not buying the product based on a blotter. But it doesn't take long, and that blazing aspect gives way to soft powdery violets and a beautiful lavender extract, which just doesn't go in a more feminine direction, thanks to the bitter scent of the davana. Amazing. NOTHING compares to it. Quite complex but very well balanced perfume. It is really masculine: woody a lot, slightly tobacco and somewhere classy leather. Additionally it is breath-full, neither sharp nor rounded and VERY EASY to wear - as for me. Contains very natural components without modern italian "chemistry". I'm not going to break down the notes in this one because I honestly don't know what it is I'm smelling and I don't really care! I'm just here to share how great this fragrance is and am glad I ran into it again!