Givenchy unveils new feminine fragrance
Notes of mandarin orange, Italian winter lemon and shiso, a Japanese basil, provide freshness at the top, while the floral heart of rose, ylang ylang and orange blossom adds sensuality. Finally woody and musk notes, accentuated by ambrette seeds and tonka bean create an intensity at the base.
The bottle again marries past and present and features soft curves and slender vertical fluting. The Givenchy logo is featured on the top of the gold cap.
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