Amarige Mariage by Givenchy
Women 2006
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Description
Amarige Mariage by Givenchy is a floral fragrance for women. Launched in 2006, this composition features an olfactive pyramid that begins with top notes of bitter orange and bergamot; the heart reveals a harmony of cinnamon, jasmine and magnolia; while the base settles on benzoin, sandalwood and patchouli.
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Key notes
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Top
Bitter Orange
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Heart
cinnamon
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Base
benzoin
Community
2,061 votes
- Positive 85%
- Negative 13%
- Neutral 2.1%
The olfactory pyramid
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In the collection
Leading answer I own it
4,954 votes
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Leading answer Like it
2,061 votes
Season
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1,476 votes
Time of day
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973 votes
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Fragrance profile
About Amarige Mariage
Amarige Mariage by Givenchy is a floral fragrance for women. Launched in 2006, this composition features an olfactive pyramid that begins with top notes of bitter orange and bergamot; the heart reveals a harmony of cinnamon, jasmine and magnolia; while the base settles on benzoin, sandalwood and patchouli.
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Longevity
Leading answer Long-lasting
500 votes
Sillage
Leading answer Moderate
601 votes
Character
Leading answer Traditionally feminine
130 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Fair price
104 votes
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4 reviews
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First time I’ve dared to review, as writing critiques is a whole other level I haven’t quite reached yet. I’m not usually a fan of retro scents, and this one is, but it’s warm, festive, and perfect for daytime; cheerful without being juvenile or childish. It’s not a scent meant to go unnoticed; it’s a shout of ‘spring, I feel gorgeous and happy’. It arrived via a swap. I didn’t get it on the first day, but I learned to appreciate it alone, at home, to truly understand it. Now it’s a top in my collection, a delightful orange (neither overly sweet nor excessively sour), with an obvious retro touch but nothing excessive. Opulent, just as I like it; it screams daytime celebration, with incredible longevity and sillage. I fell in love with it little by little; now it’s a treasure I cherish and wear whenever I want to enjoy it. Perfumon
I lived for many years in a city with an extremely cold climate and fierce winds, whose harshness only yielded to the majesty of snow on its beaches and mountains. Perhaps that’s why I gravitated towards strong, assertive fragrances like Amarige Mariage; which I now, in a less inclement reality, almost never wear. Its warmth and persistence feel a bit heavy and overwhelming for these parts. However, it still seems ideal for winter, on cold, starry nights. The cinnamon, sandalwood, and bitter orange stand out grandly, imparting a powerful sense of security, as if you were wrapped in a thick fur coat by the warmth of a fire. If you wanted to feel naked yet snug, you’d just need a few spritzes of Amarige Mariage and you’d be set.
The first five minutes I didn’t like it; I sensed gourmand notes, which I absolutely hate, then pure patchouli. But after about 15 minutes, it transformed into a delightful cinnamon scent with a citrus touch that isn’t fresh. It’s a good perfume for special occasions. I’m not sure if it’s available, nor had I ever seen it before; it arrived to me in a miniature which I will keep with great care. It lives up to its house, it is a quality fragrance.
It possesses the fixing power and the charming, beautiful presence (that some love and others criticise) of ‘Amarige’, with its characteristic trail that leaves no one indifferent, yet it is a distinct fragrance. It is feminine, distinguished, and pleasant. Cinnamon, Sicilian bitter orange, and magnolia take centre stage… as in the original, there are notes that ‘reinforce’ the protagonists; in my opinion, the benzoin, bergamot, and jasmine do so respectively… there is also sandalwood, adding that touch of ~cheeky class~, typical of the ‘Amarige’ family by Givenchy. As many will know, it is a special edition designed for wedding occasions… the composition it offers suits me very well, truly. I am delighted to have it in my collection… if you find it and enjoy warm florals and orientals, do not hesitate to acquire this fine example of perfumery; it is hard to come by, and besides, it can spare you a headache when you have to attend a wedding 😀