A floral fusion full of light, effusiveness, and the warm amarige of Givenchy is an "Eau de Toilette" for women included in the floral family. Its scent is intended to evoke a warm summer landscape, full of happiness and magic, dove we will celebrate eternal youth and a different femininity, mischievous and playful, outgoing and fun. This fragrance was created in 1991 by perfumer Dominique Ropion. It is an essence created from a fusion of very delicate yet intense flowers, so there must be an amarige woman, delicate, subtle and refined, but with a very intense character, with very clear ideas and without fear or prejudice. Its awakening is essentially dominated by one flower: tuberose. A very delicate flower, but with incredible power, indicating absolute femininity, because we cannot find a masculine fragrance that includes this element. Its most notable notes are plum, mimosa, blackcurrant, amber, vanilla, and cedar. These have fused with the tuberose to create this outgoing and explosive fragrance. MARRIAGE. Amarige takes its name from the anagram of the French word "Mariage," which translates to marriage. This is due to the strong bond created among its ingredients, comparable to a marital bond. Love or hate. This fragrance has been listed as one of those fragrances that are either loved or hated, but this time under a wise saying: "The scent of Amarige is loved or hated, but never forgotten." ADDICTION. Its scent becomes an addiction for its lovers. An addiction that leads us to create an unbreakable bond with it.