Givenchy Amarige Eau de Toilette 50ml
Givenchy Amarige Eau de Toilette 50ml
1991 release | Radiant gardenia and mimosa with soft woods | For women
- Lush floral fragrance with gardenia and mimosa heart
- Warm, smooth base of precious woods for lasting elegance
- A joyful, timeless perfume inspired by love and harmony
- Housed in a classic, feminine curved glass bottle
Product Information
Givenchy Amarige Eau de Toilette
Givenchy Amarige Eau de Toilette is a radiant floral fragrance that celebrates femininity in its most joyful form. Bursting with warmth and Mediterranean charm, Amarige evokes the brightness of a sun-drenched garden and the elegance of a timeless woman. It’s a scent that captures the spirit of happiness, love, and effortless grace.
At the top, lush gardenia introduces a velvety white floral tone that immediately delights. The heart blooms into soft mimosa, creating a creamy, romantic accord that radiates warmth. As it settles, precious woods form the base, adding a smooth and lasting depth to the luminous floral bouquet.
Classic and unmistakably feminine, Amarige is a perfume that expresses pure emotion. Its name – a play on the French word "mariage" – symbolises the harmony and generosity of love. Presented in an elegant curved flacon, this scent is a timeless ode to radiant, graceful women.
Fragrance Notes of Amarige by Givenchy
A bright and enveloping floral fragrance, Amarige highlights the beauty of gardenia and mimosa, anchored in soft, woody warmth.
- Top Note: Gardenia
- Heart Note: Mimosa
- Base Note: Precious Woods
Olfactory Profile of Amarige Perfume
Defined as a floral fragrance, Amarige is sweet, elegant, and timeless. Its gentle white florals and woody base make it a classic choice for daily wear or special moments.
- Fragrance Family: Floral
- Character: Feminine, romantic, joyful
- Longevity: Moderate to long-lasting with soft projection
Directions for Use
Spray onto pulse points such as the neck, wrists, and décolleté. Apply lightly for daytime or build for evening elegance.
FAQ
Is Amarige a sweet floral perfume?
Yes, it features lush gardenia and mimosa, creating a rich, sweet floral character that’s both elegant and uplifting.
What makes Amarige different from other Givenchy fragrances?
Amarige is more classic and romantic, with a Mediterranean warmth and soft floral heart that sets it apart from modern floral scents.
Is Amarige suitable for everyday wear?
Yes, it’s perfect for daily use if you love classic florals, and it also works beautifully for romantic evenings or special occasions.
When was Amarige launched?
Amarige was launched in 1991 and remains a timeless favourite in the Givenchy fragrance collection.
| Ingredients | "ALCOHOL• PARFUM (FRAGRANCE)• AQUA (WATER)• BENZYL SALICYLATE• ETHYLHEXYL METHOXYCINNAMATE• LINALOOL• FARNESOL• COUMARIN• BUTYL METHOXYDIBENZOYLMETHANE• ETHYLHEXYL SALICYLATE• HYDROXYCITRONELLAL• BHT• BENZYL ALCOHOL• BENZYL BENZOATE• EUGENOL• ISOEUGENOL • METHYL 2-OCTYNOATE • GERANIOL• LIMONENE • CI 19140 (YELLOW 5) • CI 14700 (RED 4) The list of all ingredients used in the composition of our products may be subject to change as European regulations evolve. Before using a Givenchy product, please read the list of ingredients on the packaging." |
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