Givenchy Organza Eau De Parfum - 100 ml

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In cooler weather it's more spicy, in warmer weather the rich flowers take over, so it's worth trying at different times or year.

Needless to say, my nose is more refined today and I can appreciated fragrances from different perspective.I don't think it's dated, but a person interested in light aquatic scents probably wouldnt' get on well with this perfume. Probably got reformulated version :( It's still very unique and smells like what a millionaire would wear from early 1900. This is an odd one, since unlike most here, it appears that on my skin it translates to an oriental spicebomb. It works wonders in the winter-a menthol note that adds some freshness to the blend; in the summer- when it could be your next tanning oil with class.

Everything melds so well together that once it dries i can't really pick out each individual note as nothing is too loud or overdone. I don't remember smelling Organza in the '90s, so I have no idea as to if this recent formulation is a gutted shadow of what it once was, or if my batch is bogus, or if I'm parosmic to it or what. This warm fragrance is more suited for fall and winter, but I wouldn’t hesitate choosing Organza for special events during the spring or summer. Some are one spray, and only for cold weather in the evening, and some are 5 sprays in the spring for work.

It is addictive, narcotic is what some have said about such white florals, along the word indolic perhaps. I hardly ever need unless it is light like Trish McEvoy's Blackberry and Vanilla { love that scent , it gets compliments } . This must be the strongest perfume I have in my collection, and how could one not be thrilled about this.

Sex bomb~~~ Not an everyday weapon ;-), This one announces that you're not fooling around - you are used to getting attention. Right now she is a very strong like, with the definite potential to become a love as the days and nights grow colder. Organza is simply a 1990s classic fragrance and something I think that every woman needs in her fragrance wardrobe. Launched in 1996, this floI would wish that the greens stayed a bit longer; after all, we yearn for that lover who stays aloof at the early stages of courtship don’t we? Top notes are Nutmeg, Gardenia, African Orange Flower, Bergamot and Green Notes; middle notes are Tuberose, Jasmine, Honeysuckle, Iris, Peony and Mace; base notes are Vanilla, Amber, Woodsy Notes, Guaiac Wood and Virginia Cedar.