Givenchy Gentleman refers to a strong, innovative fragrance for men launched by Parfums Givenchy in 1974. The nose behind Givency Gentleman was Paul Leger. It is a classic fragranc e with a stylish mix of Vetiver, Patchouli and Leathery notes.
Givenchy Gentleman designed by Givenchy is a woody fragrance for men. Top notes are honey, cinnamon, bergamot, rose and lemon; middle notes are patchouli, orris root, jasmine and cedar; base notes are leather, amber, patchouli, musk, oakmoss, vanilla and vetiver.
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