L’Immensité

EN L’Immensité is a modern interpretation of true freshness. It opens brightly, juicily and with real volume: grapefruit gives the composition a noble bitterness, bergamot brings a clean citrus light, while ginger adds a lively spicy spark. From the first moments, it creates a feeling of cool air, movement and flowing energy. This freshness has not only transparency, but also structure. Ginger makes the composition more composed and expressive, the citruses smell clean and expensive, while the green facets gradually reveal the more aromatic, herbal side of the fragrance. Rosemary, sage and geranium add a cool green bitterness, making L’Immensité deeper and more interesting. The watery notes work here as space within the composition. They create volume, a sensation of coolness and transparency, strengthening the overall impression of cleanliness. The fragrance unfolds broadly and smoothly: from a citrus flash to a green heart, from spicy ginger to a calm, even amber glow. The base of L’Immensité is especially successful. Ambroxan, amber and labdanum gather the composition into a smooth, long-lasting and modern trail. It carries dry amber warmth, a light resinous shadow and a sense of calm confidence. It is precisely the base that gives the fragrance its finished, composed and very elegant tone. For me, L’Immensité is one of the most beautiful examples of modern masculine luxury perfumery. It smells clean, energetic, elegant and at the same time full enough to have presence. It has citrus light, ginger sharpness, green bitterness, watery transparency and amber depth. It is a fragrance of composure, scale and good taste. It is easy to wear, unfolds beautifully on the skin and leaves behind a clean, expensive and memorable trail. _________ IT L’Immensité è una moderna interpretazione della vera freschezza. Si apre in modo luminoso, succoso e voluminoso: il pompelmo dona alla composizione una nobile amarezza, il bergamotto porta una luce agrumata pulita, mentre lo zenzero aggiunge una scintilla speziata e viva. Fin dai primi istanti nasce una sensazione di aria fresca, movimento ed energia fluida. In questa freschezza non c’è solo trasparenza, ma anche struttura. Lo zenzero rende la composizione più raccolta ed espressiva, gli agrumi suonano puliti e costosi, mentre le sfumature verdi rivelano gradualmente il lato più aromatico ed erbaceo del profumo. Rosmarino, salvia e geranio aggiungono una fresca amarezza verde, grazie alla quale L’Immensité diventa più profondo e interessante. Le note acquatiche lavorano qui come spazio interno della composizione. Creano volume, una sensazione di freschezza e trasparenza, rafforzando l’impressione generale di pulizia. Il profumo si apre in modo ampio e fluido: dalla scintilla agrumata al cuore verde, dallo zenzero speziato a un’ambra calma, regolare e luminosa. La base di L’Immensité è particolarmente riuscita. Ambroxan, ambra e labdano raccolgono la composizione in una scia liscia, persistente e moderna. In essa ci sono un calore ambrato asciutto, una leggera ombra resinosa e una sensazione di calma sicurezza. È proprio la base a dare al profumo una tonalità compiuta, raccolta e molto elegante. Per me L’Immensité è uno degli esempi più belli della profumeria maschile di lusso contemporanea. Suona pulito, energico, elegante e allo stesso tempo abbastanza voluminoso da avere presenza. In lui ci sono luce agrumata, acutezza dello zenzero, amarezza verde, trasparenza acquatica e profondità ambrata. È un profumo di compostezza, ampiezza e buon gusto. Si indossa con facilità, si sviluppa magnificamente sulla pelle e lascia dietro di sé una scia pulita, costosa e memorabile.

Extremely underrated cologne solely due to its resemblance to basic blue scents yet this could not be further from the truth. While it is not the most complex / challenging scent nor is it fully packed with natural compounds (which scent is nowadays), it is an attention grabbing crowd pleaser. It smells well blended and of high quality synthetic compounds, a bit harsh at the first spray but the edges round off a little in a few minutes. My best description of it (which I am surprised not more have picked up on): think YSL Kouros’ musky amber, slightly cleaner and with a much much better blend of citrus and aromatic components. A fruity sour grapefruit opening mixed with a spicy aromatic aquatic feeling, all resting on a very prominent salty musk-ambergris (ambroxan). The ambergris sort of resembles the one found in Profumi del Forte’s Ambra Mediterranea: salty wet and warm. This scent evokes the feelings of relaxing on a boat on a humid summer day in the Mediterranean, you’re in the middle of the sea at sundown with a warm wind blowing off the surface of the water, filling your lungs with the sea’s essence. People, especially women, will notice you in the air and they love it from my experience, it’s clean sharp smelling but with a musky dirty touch that gives it an edge over a basic woody aromatic/ chypre like BdC or Aventus. On skin it lasts the whole day, projects for a couple of hours quite strongly (probably even longer since we all underestimate ambroxan’s sillage power). On clothes it lasts days. It is an expensive purchase but this is one of the few fragrances I have actually repurchased (refilled at half price) coming from a maniac who has bought everything from basic blue scents to Rojas and Clive Christians. I think it is an excellent fragrance for daily use, especially at night time in summer/autumn. I discovered it on my friend 2.5 years ago on a high heat evening in summer while I stepped in his car; one of the few fragrances that I asked someone “what is that? it smells f****ng amazing” and bought the bottle a few days later. For me to give a compliment, the scent must be something I hadn’t sampled in over 300 perfumes I have tried and it must be at the level of some heavyweight champions. Highly recommend it. At least sample it.

Louis Vuitton L'immensite.. probably the only fragrance i have paid retail for ever since i got into fragrances. It was a difficult choice because i was deciding between this and Ombre Nomade, but luckily i have a good SA at Louis Vuitton that pushes me vials of Ombre Nomade samples every time i pop by the boutique (perks of spending too much money on unneccessary stuff there lol), and i discovered that if i ever purchase a full bottle of ON, it would take me 3 generations to finish the entire 100ml bottle. A 2ml sample vial lasts me 6 months lol. L'immensite, while it might smell pretty generic and mainstream, is really well blended - you can detect it's price tag just by its smell, even if you are not into fragrances. Louis Vuitton really went full on with their creations and didn't cut corners when it came to quality ingredients. I hate ginger in general but the ginger in this blends and complements the sparkling bergamot and slightly bitter grapefruit extremely well. This fragrance also project pretty well and lasts the entire day, albeit you might need to reapply at mid-day if you want it to continue projecting till you get home. I work in a climate-controlled environment most of the days, at the ratio of ladies to men is almost 5:1 so believe me when i tell you the ladies love it. Those who ridicule this are probably people who cannot afford it - trust me, i balked at coughing out the retail price ofr this bottle since i'm someone who is always searching for good deals on discounters but i have not regretted it ever since i swiped my card at the boutique because this fragrance just smells that good and it makes me happy.

9/10. There is something about it that smells so classic to my nose. Fresh, aromatic, versatile, classy but youthful, timeless, signature scent. The grapefruit, bergamot and ginger up top give it this beautiful freshness. That fades pretty quickly and you start smelling the heart notes combining with that freshness from the top. The sage and geranium give this scent a very typical/basic mall designer frag smell while the rosemary adds a touch of fresh green to it and the ambroxan and water notes keep it bright and sharp. I don' really get any of the amber or labdanum. I wish those top notes didn't fade so fast because that first hour is the best part of this fragrance. To my nose, It smells like fragrances I would smell in the mall in the 90s, but refined and classy. Does that make sense? Like a Hollister or Abercrombie scent but WAY better quality and way more classy. Still youthful, but refined. At first this is straight unisex and leaning feminine to my nose. Like a classy but cool and wealthy aunt with good taste. Then it evolves and you lose a lot of that freshness and start to get more of the aromatics and it becomes more basic, young kid, designer, mall scent, but I still think done really well. With okay enough projection and longevity, it is pricey but worth it. Even though it is a bit basic, it is an easy grab and smells amazing. It could be a signature scent if you wanna flex the funds because it definitely isn't affordable, but wow is it good. Is it worth that price? nah probably not. But if you got the money I am buying this over any other similar designer frag just because of the quality.

Sunshine in a Bottle I received L’Immensité as a gift and I have worn it alongside Tygar, BDC, Percival, Sedley, Afternoon Swim, and Imagination. In my opinion, it borrows and shares a bit with them all. The magnificent grapefruit openings of Tygar & Afternoon Swim. The intoxicating & ethereal quality of Imagination without the tealeaf (which I prefer). The versatility and depth of BDC EDP (with Cascalone replacing Incense). The aromatic & fresh spiciness of the PDM “blues” but even smoother. In terms of pure AROMA, it’s hard to dismiss L’Immensité as an ALL-TIME GREAT. I browsed two LV stores last month where the sales staff noted their preference for it as their best men’s fragrance. What may be even more impressive, you could call this a linear scent, because (for myself) it just does NOT dry down for 6-9 hours and this includes the very high-quality citrus opening and aquatic heart notes. (What I find with Tygar and its clones (e.g. Turathi Blue) is that they gradually drydown to a heavy spice/amber that I do not like. In terms of VALUE. since I own a bottle of L’Immensité now, the cost to refill 100ml will be comparable to buying another bottle of BDC EDP noting that L'Immensite is higher quality (niche level), has more longevity, and takes fewer sprays. I am very glad I received it as a gift because I would have put the money instead towards 2-3 other designer alternatives and not experienced what I have in hand now and IT IS SPECIAL.

We all know L'immensite goes in that Tygar/Vibrato direction but some different things are at play here.L'immensite makes use of the Acqua di Gio dna with watery and marine notes(cascalone) making it a masculine powerhouse,the addition of musk to this also makes the scent shower gelly and adds a character to it. In the opening L'immensite blasts you with a watery grapefruit and ginger that really elevates your mood while also making you drool. In the mid drydown the marine notes start to take over with slight spices,this is my least favourite stage of the scent because it somewhat feels sour to my nose. In the late drydown the musk ,ambroxan and the amber dominate the scent making it smoother and sweeter. I think L'immensite makes up for a great signature scent for a few reasons: -It performs pretty well for a freshie -It fits better into colder months compared to most of the lightier summer frags. -It has a depth/character rather than just smelling good to your nose But there are 2 cons to L'immensite which may make you prefer other fragrances in the tygar dna. -The price(discounters don't exist) -The combination of the calone note and ginger does smell like rotten eggs to some. Other than these I think L'immensite is a perfect scent for those who look for a manly and luxurious smelling freshie.

UNBIASED VIEW: This is a very clean and musky fresh fragrance. It has that citrus ginger DNA found in Vibrato or Tygar. The performance is mediocre lasting me about 6 hours after three sprays, and has a solid scent bubble for around an hour and quickly fades into a skin scent. I am certain you could get better performance with more sprays, but I prefer having a light scent. When it comes to price, obviously Louis Vuitton is selling it for too much, they aren't trying to help anybody out. PERSONAL VIEW: L'immensite is my favorite cologne in the Louis Vuitton collection. It has fresh, clean, and addictive ginger notes that manage to come off warm with musky notes ( Take that into consideration, there are certainly musky notes ). It is very safe for the general population, as I couldn't see a reason someone would dislike it. The fragrance doesn't really do anything innovative or groundbreaking, but that doesn't change the fact it smells great. If you have been looking for an easy freshie to grab without much thought, I strongly suggest trying it. Scent: 9/10 ( Amazing if you like fresh fragrances ) Longevity: 5/10 ( A solid six hours ) Price: 2/10 ( About 350 )

I was hesitant to buy this one because it's so expensive, but figured that if I was able to fork out the money for Tygar, then this would naturally follow. And, so far so good. It's a clean, modern fragrance built around citrus and ginger. It opens fresh and slightly sharp, then quickly settles into something smoother and more refined. There’s a light salty feel from the ambergris that gives it an airy, almost “expensive skin” quality. It doesn’t try to impress with sweetness or heaviness. Instead, it feels controlled, polished, and easy to wear. The scent evolves gently, but never becomes loud or overwhelming. On skin, it comes across as elegant and understated rather than bold. It works well in everyday situations and feels especially right in warm weather or smart casual settings. Compared to something like Tygar, it’s softer and more subtle, with less immediate impact. The downside is that it may feel a bit too quiet or abstract if you prefer stronger presence, but still you'll receive a lot of compliments. It’s a very refined fragrance that smells high quality and put together without trying too hard.

I absolutely love L'Immensite. The overall vibe for me is fresh, clean, masculine and high class. The opening is a sweet, grapefruit and ginger combo that touches on the borderline of unisex but in such a playful way. This will sound weird and potentially unappealing, but it smells like a ginger gummy bear to me but with a masculine nuance to it. There isn't really a drastic change in the dry down for me. I notice the sweetness goes away and it becomes more of a green scent on skin. The sweetness hangs around forever on my clothes. Longevity isn't the best. It lasts about 7 hours on skin for me. On clothes, it will last over a day. I had a shirt in my laundry bin that still had a strong scent after 2 days. I have also noticed that the projection within the first 2 hours is very strong. Everything settles down after that, but you'll turn heads for sure in the first couple hours. L'Immensite boosts my mood when I wear it and the smell is undeniably luxurious. Totally worth the price IMO

probably the best 'niche' but approachable and bloody gorgeous scent on the market my issue with niche scents as ive come to realize is that they sometimes become overwhelming , annoying or too complex... louis vuittion flipped that and created a pretty generic scent profile using phenomenal ingredients to make a truly gorgeously fresh scent to wear and others to smell a) u gotta be a clean person to rock this imo... clean as in shower before wearing- this is a fragile scent if your trying to get the best wear b) the ginger hits you... at least on my very new bottle... make sure to apply with only one layer and spread on body rather than double spray as that ginger opening gets very strong and somewhat unbearable however as it wears for 30-1hr it becomes the most amazing fresh yet pleasantly musky body scent / close scent cloud lasting good 3-4 more hours then gets more intimate my home closet smells amazing when i spray it in confined room which is rare 9.7/10 imo

I don't really understand the reviews posted so far. I find this to be quite beautiful, masculine in a slightly retro way, a classic out-of-the-shower aromatic fougere in the same vein as Azzaro pour homme or Ormonde Jayne Zizan. I never get random compliments on scents, and I got two the first day I wore this. Is it ground-breaking? no. Does it smell niche? no. But it is comfortable and easy-wearing, long lasting (8 hours) with the most projection of any of the new masculine Vuitton releases. I do not get any dirtiness or civet. The ginger and amber add a warmth that carries it into oriental territory, especially in the drydown. It is not an ambroxan freshie. It has a liquid, clear texture; not dense, scratchy or fizzy. I see no similarity to Aventus, and it doesn't have the complexity of a Roja. The grapefruit reminds me a little of TdH, but l'Immensité is not quite as austere. This is a winner for me.

I absolutely love this fragrance, in MY opinion its the best LV fragrance hands down. Now, do I prefer it over vibrato since they get compared frequently absolutely not and I dont even smell how they can be compared at all. 2 completely different scents, vibrato is far more gingery, l'immensite has a hint of it. I literally dont smell anything that reminds me of vibrato. I can wear l'immensite all year round, vibrato to me is more of a spring and summer fragrance. I am not an LV glazer by any means, I hate most of their fragrances to be honest and think they're way tf over hyped. Meteore is ok, id wear it if I had it but I wont pay that much for such a basic ass fragrance. I do have imagination, I use it for layering more than anything. But l'immensite on the other hand is 🔥 how people choose imagination over l'immensite is absurd to me, l'immensite is on a completely different level

In my opinion, the best scent ever. It's uniquely extra sparkling ginger and grapefruit give it a youthful flair that oozes personality. The rosemary, sage and amber carry a maturity that never feels old. It's a more mature "blue" scent that stays keenly aware of balancing citrus and herbs. Young yet mature. Classic yet modern. Bold yet measured. In every sense, it's a truly timeless scent that takes the best of what defines fresh scents and adds just enough flair to make it feel special. It's going to be hard imagining that signature ambroxan kick without the radiant ginger and grapefruit accompanying it that are truly a match made in heaven. In French, L'immensite is the state or quality of being boundless, having an infinite or enormous expanse, or possessing a sheer scale that is difficult to measure. Every time I smell this beautiful masterpiece, L'immensite! it truly is!

The best from the brand along with Pacific Chill. Smells like pure class. Like the interior of a brand new Aston Martin - fresh, crisp, luxurious and high quality. Yes the opening is somewhat familiar and gives off that 'classic cologne' smell, but give it a few minutes and you will see that the quality of the ingredients in here are levels above anything else in this DNA. In my opinion the only grapefruit/ginger fragrance that comes close is Vibrato, but I still prefer this. I also find Limmensite to be more versatile than Imagination. They can both be worn pretty much anywhere at any time, but I personally wouldn't want to attend a formal dressed up occasion smelling like a fancy bar of soap. I'd rather go with this. Overall 8.5/10 Points off as performance could be better. I get around 6 hours before it fades.

L’immensite is my favorite fragrance I’ve ever smelt. Ever. If you don’t think you like l’immensite at first, give it a couple wearings, let it grow on you. I don’t know what it is, but I just feel like THE MAN when I put this on. I feel sophisticated, important, but still not too out there. Reminds me a little bit of those basic old-man smells, or like something your dad would wear, but maybe a little more youthful and modern. Versatile, fresh masterpiece with some depth. Only fragrance that I genuinely believe you can wear almost anywhere, anytime, including formal occasions, and still smell like that guy. Only complaint I have is the performance, but honestly I’m willing to re-spray for what it is. Solid 6-7 hours of performance, with a drop-off in projection at around the 2 hour mark. 10/10 fragrance.

I don't have a huge collection, but I've smelled many. I've never seen a fragrance as well-blended as this one. I don't know exactly what those who compare this fragrance to designer fragrances are thinking, but the ingredients scream expensive and high-quality. While the scent profile resembles designer fragrances, it's so high-quality that it's clearly not a designer fragrance. I can easily say that this is the best fresh fragrance I've ever smelled, better than Vibrato, Torino21, Sedley, Castley, Percival or whatever else is popular and hyped these days. Especially if you're in your mid 20s and 30s and want to smell like power, wealth and money, just get this. There are levels and this is the peak of its style.

I got this fragrance as a sample initially and from the first spray L'immensite blew me away, opening with a zesty spicy gingery grapefruit freshness that just packs a punch and projects very well for about 2/3 hours, to the dry down when it transforms into a nice very fresh and uplifting shower gel like skin scent. If you have the money to spend on this I would 100% reccomend picking this up. Before I went and bought a full 200ML bottle of it I got a nice dupe that is called L'infinite by fragrance world, although it doesnt smell the same at all in the opening after 20 min it gets quite similar but it does not last more than 2 hours and doesnt leave the same dry down nice shower gel scent.

L’immensité is three words: Sparkling, bright, summer! Amazing juicy citruses combined with well blended ginger note, this perfume reminds me of good hot summer days only. Dumb reach for hotter days, refreshing break from sweet vanilla tonka bombs :p Price is definitely not justified, but for me this is the summer scent that is worth spending your money on. Moderate longevity, good projection and sillage, which is expected from a summer freshie. Better than Imagination and Symphony in my opinion, a safe wear for any occasion and safe blind buy. In my opinion, this fragrance is easily the best in its DNA. Smell: 10/10 Performance: 7/10 Quality: 10/10 Price: 4/10 Peace.

Sitting on 300 frags and not one LV. I finally broke down and got 5 decants, one of them being a 30ml of L'immensite. It was calling my name today as I prepared to tile my kids shower walls. The fresh citrus and ginger immediately put a smile on my face with a minimal three sprays. It put me in a wonderful scent bubble for a few hours before I unintentionally washed it all off with sweat and while trying to keep thinset off of my body. Its well blended and the performance is on par or better than most freshies that are similar. To me, its not worth the price, but I paid $60 for this 30ml. With 300 frags in my drawers, this 30ml will last a couple of years.

It smells very good, both on my hand and shirt (I prefer shirt). Finally I could compare a sample of this (in a tiny white box, hopefully original) hand by hand with Alexandria's L'Immensity which I bought some time ago because it was and is so good. I smell no difference. I don't know about sillage but I could smell them both on my skin 8 hours later, LV's was weaker. I see Tygar in the similarity list: how is this possible? Tygar is absolutely different scent. They do have a remotely common citric part but hey, anything having anything citric should be considered similar then but that doesn't make sense anymore.