Givenchy Very Irrésistible Eau de Toilette

When the glamour of American cinema meets the perfect beauty of French haute-couture, and they marry in an explosion of rose petals, concentrated in an incredible elixir, it gives Very Irresistible by Givenchy. The expression "bouquet" to talk about an olfactory ensemble has never been so well used: with no less than six different roses bottled, Very Irresistible is the scent of a sunny garden, fragrant with color and voluptuousness. Created to embellish sublime and generous women, such as Audrey Hepburn or Liv Tyler, who will give her name to one of the roses used by Givenchy, Very Irresistible is incredible in its intensity and diversified floral notes, enhanced by a hint of star anise, bringing a little bit of spice, like sweet and mischievous brambles that would come to tease our senses. It is the image of its new muse: Amanda Sigfried, who plays on contrasts and opposites to present us a fragile woman of incredible strength, young and yet assertive, dominant and sweet. A woman who catches the eye, as much as her perfume catches the senses, depositing everywhere she goes pearls of magic, light impression of delicate and colored roses. A truly irresistible woman. An elegant and spontaneous Eau de Toilette. Pink from head to toe, Very Irrésistible Givenchy is the first aromatic floral in perfumery. Roses are intoxicating and overwhelm the senses with happiness. Star anise, a new note, underlines the floral accord of roses and brings freshness and modernity. The impertinence, the fantasy, the elegance, it is the "twist" again that we find. Very Irrésistible Givenchy is far from being a wise perfume ...