Play pour Femme Eau de Toilette

by Givenchy

2013 Creation

Woman Gender

Floral - Fruity Olfactory groups

Olfactory pyramid

Top Notes : Peach, Red Currant

Heart Notes : Licorice, Iris

Base Notes : Amyris, White Musks

Perfume grade -/5 Be the first to comment this fragrance! 4 Opinions

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Description

The fragrance starts by revealing fruity notes of peach and red currant. The heart pairs iris with licorice, and the trail is composed of amyris wood and white musk.

History

Writing a new chapter in the story of Play, Givenchy unveils Play pour Femme in an eau de toilette version. An ode to joie de vivre, the fragrance is lighter and more sparkling and spontaneous than the original scent. Play pour Femme Eau de Toilette is intended for bold young women bursting with energy. The rectangular bottle with the rounded edges has been garbed in shades of white.

Range

Eau de Toilette 1.7 and 2.5 oz.

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Yudelkavega gold

Exceptional perfume 30 may 2015
Adorables notas, me fascina!!
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Yudelkavega gold

Exceptional perfume 30 may 2015
Presentacion glamurosa, femenina y delicada, me encanta!!
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franco gold

Exceptional perfume 11 march 2014
La perfumeria es un arte que aflora los mas profundos sentimientos del alma humana!
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Rosemarie gold

No rate for this perfume 04 october 2013
I did not care too much for the original version, therefore I might pass on this one. Maybe for teenagers?
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