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Organza Indecence
by Givenchy
Organza Indecence is a warm, spicy gourmand with a distinctive dry, woodsy character that sets it apart. It opens with a bold burst of cinnamon and spicy patchouli, giving an initial impression of deeply baked goods or an incense-laden temple. The aroma is not overly sweet or syrupy—instead, it feels balanced with a dry, almost smoky wood note that evolves into a rich, toasted vanilla and amber base. A slightly fruity plum note adds complexity and softness, but it's not dominant. The overall effect is sophisticated and sensual, with a sillage that is moderate to strong, making it perfect for cooler weather. It is unapologetically opulent and long-lasting—waifs of warm spice linger for hours, wrapping the wearer in an enveloping, memorable cloud. The fragrance exudes a sense of timeless elegance, capable of transitioning from a romantic evening to ceremonial, dramatic occasions. While it carries a bold profile, it's not overwhelming; its intensity is tempered by crystalline sweetness, making it feel more refined than indulgent. It remains a coveted choice for a deep, resonant, sensual scent that feels both iconic and personally transformative.
Pros
- +Stands out with its distinctive, dry, spicy-woodsy profile that feels both luxurious and modern
- +Long-lasting and impressive sillage, with a trail that lingers well into the next day
- +Complex and evolving aroma—rich in depth with voluminous vanilla, sweet amber, and spiced woods
- +Warm, sensual, and elegant, making it ideal for special occasions, evening wear, or seasonal winter use
- +Unlike most gourmands, it balances sweetness with dry wood notes, avoiding a cloying or foody feel
Cons
- −May be too intense or overbearing for sensitive noses or hot climates
- −Has a distinctive, bold character that may not appeal to those seeking subtle or transparent scents
- −Some users report limited projection despite long longevity, which can feel underwhelming
- −The remake version is often considered inferior to the vintage formula, which can make it difficult to find a satisfying first experience