Dèsinvolte

This fragrance is absolutely stunning and a real delight to the nose! It starts with the tuberose, but it is a tamed down tuberose with about half of the indoles and mentholated nuances taken out. These facets are still there to a degree though, preventing the smell of this fragrance from becoming too sweet. Eventhough for me tuberose is clearly the star here, I can smell a good dose of both the orange blossom and jasmine, making this perfume smell sweetly feminine and demure. I feel that you could wear it to a large amount of events because of that and that it could be worn all seasons of the year and both day and night, lending this fragrance great versatility and bang for your buck. It could easily be a signature fragrance for sure! I get the Haitian vetiver too, but it is quite subtle and it is only slightly woody, smelling a bit more dusty, green and aromatic. This gives the fragrance great longevity, lasting in total about 8 hours on my skin and wafting from my person to about an arm's length away. So it projects enough to be smelt, but it doesn't project so much that it knocks you out. Carnal Flower or Giorgio Beverly Hills this is not! I finally tracked this down in Ginza Six in Japan, after looking in Australia to no avail for it. It is a very hard to find fragrance, but I'm so glad that I did. I of course bought it on the spot as soon as I saw it was being sold, among all of the designer things that I bought on my lovely vacation to Japan. All in all, a marvelous and well-deserved 9/10 for this work of art by Givenchy, one of my favorite fragrance houses!

As a big fan of white floral tuberose and Jasmine fragrances I love this! It’s so sexy, sophisticated, elegant, timeless. It starts out really white floral but the dry down it gets sweeter and the orange blossom appears and it’s gorgeous! I do smell an animalic note but not indolic more of a soft sexy musk floral. If you like Alien, rouge malachite and other white floral fragrances you will love it!

I love Disenvolte. It’s one of my new favorites. It’s got a soft but serious floral character. It’s refined, quietly sensual but also elegant and deep. I could wear it anytime night of the year. I don’t see it as a playful beachy summer scent. I received a 200ml bottle for the holidays, and I expect to enjoy every drop.

Very elegant and refined white floral fragrance. It leans more towards Feminine but as a man I like the white floral fragrances and love wearing this. It layers very well either with TF Grey Vetiver by amplifying Vetiver in the opening or with Christian Dior Ambre Nuit by enhancing Amber dry down.

Wow! This is a beautiful jasmine scent, one of the best jasmine fragrances I've ever smelled, beautiful and transports you to a field of sweet jasmine flowers. Love it so much!

Désinvolte is a very beautiful and modern floral fragrance. Of its three flower absolutes, the one that stands out the most is the Moroccan orange blossom. Although the Egyptian jasmine absolute and the Indian tuberose absolute accompany them in a juicy and vibrant way. It is not indolic at all. His ambroxan gives him a very powerful and suitable output to 2021, it could even be too ... As it evolves you feel a floral that you can use at any time of the year using the right dose. Super feminine, very chic and with a youthful touch that gives you wings to feel like a modernized nymph ... Beautiful work by Nathalie Lorson, it is worth every penny of what it costs because you will stand out with it wherever you go. The best thing about it, although it looks like a powerful designer perfume, is that it really goes further and is very exclusive because it has passed without pain or glory ... you will be a unique flower with it among so many niche without elegance or personality. Bravo Givenchy!

All I get is tuberose. Like the type in L'Interdit Eau de Parfum rouge.

An incredibly cheesy tuberose (methyl salicylate-methyl anthranilate) fragrance like a toilet air freshener. Even cheaper L'Interdit of the same brand is better. Not worth the price. How there they compare it to "Carnal Flower"? This is a decaying, uglier or failed version of Rouge Malachite by Giorgio Armani.

This brings to mind white flowy dresses dancing in the breeze, the color yellow, rays of sunshine, and open meadows. From the very first spritz, it feels like a reminder not to take life too seriously. This fragrance itself has shrugged off any pressure to be bold or assertive. To me, this scent is mostly tuberose and orange blossom kissed by the sun, but I also pick up on the sweet jasmine too, reminiscent of the radiant floral core in Memo’s Madurai. Bright, cheerful, and full of joy, this scent feels like pure sunshine bottled. Beneath all the luminosity, there’s a faint whisper of vetiver that adds a subtle earthy depth, as if to gently ground the bouquet without weighing it down.

Givenchy tried to produce a fragrance that combines jasmine and gardenia, but like other brands, there was no difference and considered this perfume an ordinary one and it is not suitable to be placed in the list of exclusives, as it is a normal version and not a niche perfume, I apologize, but this is the truth. overall:5.5/10