
Givenchy
Amarige is a white floral and sweet fragrance for women from Givenchy, launched in 1991. Expect orange blossom and peach up top, mimosa and gardenia in the heart, and sandalwood and amber underneath.
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Best Clone
The best clone of Givenchy Amarige is Blue Lady by Rasasi, with a 76% accuracy score. A fraction of the cost of the $54 original.
What people who wear Givenchy Amarige report, based on votes and reviews from a large fragrance community. Created by Dominique Ropion.
Listed as Women
“This is a really beautiful scent. Initially, I was nervous because I was picking up baby powder/dirty diaper??? Idk very strange but that was only for a few seconds and then I started to pick up on the floral and woody scents. Personally, this perfume feels like something I would wear in the spring and summer months. I picked up on the florals most strongly and typically I think of florals in warmer seasons. No matter when you wear it, it has fabulous longevity and sillage and for the price, this is a really great buy. I definitely want to buy a bottle for when it gets warmer.”
“This perfume is very different vintage and modern. Yes, it smells of dusty powder at first opening. But as time passes, the smell of yellow and white flowers spreads around. I love white flowers. The Longevity and sillage are great. God, I somehow fall in love with perfumes designed by the expert perfumer Ropion.”
“This is my mother's signature scent at the one I compare most perfumes to whenever I try them on. It smells like my mom, very middle of the road scent-- not re-inventing the wheel or anything. It's strong as HECK though, sillage is potent and lasts a long time. When my mom sprays this to put it on, it coats everything. I do like it though, nice scent on the nose.”

Rasasi
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Sillage
Adds narcissus, vanille and vetyver where the original leans on mimosa, gardenia and black locust. Voters say it fades sooner on skin.

ALREHAB
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Sillage
Brings exotic fruits and citruses to the mix and skips mimosa, gardenia and tuberose from the original. Voters say it fades sooner on skin.