Givenchy Fragrance review
Le De Givenchy (2007 Re‑edition) – A Green‑Floral Revisit
In this review
Accords
white floral
woody
fresh
green
aromatic
Notes Pyramid
Top
Lily-of-the-ValleyCoriander
Heart
JasmineYlang-YlangBulgarian Rose
Base
SandalwoodVetiverIncense
Pros & Cons
- The aldyhydic green‑woody quality is divine and perfect for spring, summer, rainy weather and fall.
- A delicate lily‑of‑the‑valley and soft jasmine complement each other perfectly without being overpowering.
- The fragrance feels like a soft, soapy green lilac on a powdery woody base, elegant and discreet.
- Some users describe the scent as "stinky" and note poor to moderate longevity.
- The reformulated version is said to lack the quality of the original, with an over‑done peppery note.
- A few reviewers find the jasmine indolic and the rose element too strong for their taste.
Organza Indecence
Xeryus Rouge (1995)
L'Interdit (1957)
Xeryus (Original)
Monsieur
Ysatiss
