Gentleman Society Eau de Parfum Extrême

Givenchy Gentleman Society Extreme is a captivating fragrance that opens with a delightful blend of coffee, vanilla reminiscent of a comforting vanilla cappuccino. The coffee notes, while not overpowering, provide a perfect complement to the enduring vanilla essence that lasts throughout the entire wearing experience. As the fragrance settles, the narcissus, mint and sage emerge, preventing it from becoming overly sweet and adding a refreshing twist. The presence of Orris lends a smooth, powdery texture to the scent, enhancing its depth without feeling heavy. This fragrance is versatile, suitable for both cooler weather and spring, making it a great choice for year-round wear. Despite the initial prominence of coffee and vanilla, these notes mellow out after the first half hour or-so, revealing a sophisticated blend that is sure to garner compliments. Givenchy Gentleman Society Extreme bears a striking resemblance to the original Gentleman Society, offering an aromatic and coffee-driven profile akin to Rochas Man. The fragrance evolves beautifully over time, with the initial powdery sweetness giving way to a more pronounced coffee and vanilla essence. After about an hour, it settles into a denser, more refined version of the original Gentleman Society, with the narcissus and iris notes adding depth and complexity. Overall, Givenchy Gentleman Society Extreme is a captivating fragrance that is sure to leave a lasting impression. Whether you're a fan of the original Gentleman Society or simply looking for a unique and sophisticated scent, this fragrance is definitely worth trying.

I smelled this at ulta the other day and after wearing it for a full day, I’m genuinely considering making this my new signature, it’s really unique and interesting while still being mass appealing and really versatile , it smells pretty dark and mysterious in a really good way but it also has a little bit of freshness. I’m assuming from the mint that stays with it the whole time so I can actually wear this in summer the bulk of the scent that I’m getting to my nose at least is this really interesting unique dark chocolate smell that I’m assuming is coming from the mixture of the coffee and the vanilla, kind of like a really, really high-quality mocha espresso shot but it’s not that edible smelling it’s just cool, so imagine that with a kind of green freshness radiating from it it’s not a sweet toothpaste mint at all it smells really similar to like an actual mint leaf if you ever smelt that, either way, I would definitely recommend trying this one out, especially if you’re looking for a year-round daily signature that still makes you stand out, it also lasts very long it projected on my skin for about 7 hours and lingered as a skin sent for about 10, it doesn’t project the farthest, but not bad either I can actually see this as a plus if it’s something you’re gonna be using very frequently, it’s not gonna overwhelm anybody for being too strong, but it’s also strong enough to where you can actually smell it, people are definitely sleeping on this go try it out if you have a chance!

#1174 in my "Tour de Fragrance" I'm used to mediocre performance from Givenchy scents, and I have to say original Gentleman Society is a very mediocre performer not worth owning. Not so with this flanker. This is a solid performer, and I really am digging the narcissus note in this EDP much more than the iris note in the EDT "Intense" version, which given how I love iris is saying something (Also, like most every "intense" scent, it isn't intense in any way). Usually narcissus is a note in a perfume for women, like the Chanel "Coco Noir" I'll be surprising a girlfriend with at dinner next week (Purely selfishness on my part as I would love to smell it on her). I also love that this has a ton of vetiver, orris and a nice sharp mint on top. The only masculine scent I've found narcissus in up until now is really a unisex scent: Acqua di Parma "Colonia Pura" which is one of only two colognes I've still bothered to keep, the other being Atkinson's "24 Old Bond Street Triple Extract." But now that I know this EDP is available I have banished all thoughts of ever buying another bottle of Colonia Pura. This is just a great scent. I could wish for a bit more spiciness, maybe some myrrh, or some olibanum, some cypriol, but I quibble. This is a great scent for business or pleasure and I'm getting a full bottle. I think this is fine for anytime, anywhere use. Price is not unreasonable for the quality. Good luck and good hunting.

Fragrance Notes : Top Notes: Clary Sage, Peppermint, Nutmeg. Mid Notes: Coffee, French Narcissus, Madagascar Vetiver, Haitian Vetiver, Vetiver, Orris Root. Base notes: Australian Sandalwood, Madagascar Vanilla, Himalayan Cedar. Fragrance Review First thoughts, this is extremely similar to the OG Gentleman Society, this is an aromatic/coffee scent. Very similar to DHI + Valentino Uomo Intense. - The first few seconds after spraying this, you get a blast of Powdery aromatic sweetness that lasts for about a few minutes before the Coffee and Vanilla scent appears. - After about an hour, you should notice it's just the original Gentleman Society from the mid to the drydown. - I sprayed a total of 5 times. Twice behind each ear, twice on the front of neck, and once in front of my chest. The projection and longevity is okay, it lasts approximately 7-8 hours on my skin, and projects about 40 minutes before it turns to a skin scent. (Depends on skin types ) Overall Rating (8/10) - A nice release, but not a 'must buy'. It's very similar to the original Gentleman Society but this is mixed with Coffee rather than cardamom. Highly recommend you to try this first.

Gentleman Society Eau de Parfum Extrême Givenchy It's a 24 release which I added after buying the 25 Ambrée which is really great, one of the best 25 release so far for me. This Extrême is underrated and not much talked about. It follows after the Gentleman Society line and dna with added coffee notes, mint and sandalwood. Sampled these at Sephora before making a call to land the Ambree first before getting this Extreme now It's a really rich, warm, addictive scent, with that main dominant warm cozy coffee with vanilla pushing the support. Powdery aspects there. Orris rooty support there. Manly yet not over musculine. Starts off a little minty too and drydown to a cozy vanilla sandalwood with rather prominent Vetiver. Expect some low level spiciness at the start too. Longetivity is decent. Half day at least. I'm thinking those who like TFFB may also like this as there seems to be some vibes/similarities in the background. Still say for recent releases for darker scents, this house handles the releases with overall better style than some other designer houses with their darker flankers. A very good warm cozy coffee vanilla scent.