Top Notes 
Basil
Grapefruit
Pink pepper
Heart Notes 
Green melon
Sage
Violet leaf
Base Notes 
Amber
Cedarwood
Tonka bean
Vetiver
MaxiMax
2 Reviews
MaxiMax
1
Aigues Vives Intense- A green garden in a bottle.
Aigues Vives Intense is another master creation from the house of Galimard, and I was very excited to try it.
I ordered the Parfüm variant, and the first thing I noticed besides the wonderful scent, was that it's a bit weaker than 1747, which I ordered too.
Aigues Vives Intense starts off with an excellent note of basil, surrounded by greens and a slight bit of pepper.
Through the time, when the heart notes start taking over, you start smelling the green melon, which plays a major role besides the ambery, a bit cocoa-like base.
The scent that stays after a couple hours is the most important one, since it doesn't move far away from the top notes.
A lot of fragrances start off well, but fade into a bad scent. But this isn't the case with Aigues Vives Intense. It stays as charming and attractive as it is in the beginning.
If you plan on buying it, I suppose you should get the Parfum concentration, so that it's strong enough.
I ordered the Parfüm variant, and the first thing I noticed besides the wonderful scent, was that it's a bit weaker than 1747, which I ordered too.
Aigues Vives Intense starts off with an excellent note of basil, surrounded by greens and a slight bit of pepper.
Through the time, when the heart notes start taking over, you start smelling the green melon, which plays a major role besides the ambery, a bit cocoa-like base.
The scent that stays after a couple hours is the most important one, since it doesn't move far away from the top notes.
A lot of fragrances start off well, but fade into a bad scent. But this isn't the case with Aigues Vives Intense. It stays as charming and attractive as it is in the beginning.
If you plan on buying it, I suppose you should get the Parfum concentration, so that it's strong enough.
Lexxon
Yatagan
