
Eau
Eau by Givenchy was launched in 2002, a citrus & fresh fragrance for women, composed by Christine Nagel. Its accord profile is led by citrus, woody and floral. Key notes: Bamboo, Black Elder and Jasmine.
At a glance
| Dominant accords | citrus, woody, floral |
|---|---|
| Key notes | Bamboo, Black Elder, Jasmine |
| Community rating | 3.69/5 from 774 votes |
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Accord profile
Note pyramid
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About this fragrance
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Givenchy Eau (2002) is a Christine Nagel composition that opens with a bright, juicy burst of peach, bergamot, and lemon. The citrus is immediate and sparkling, but the peach adds a soft, sweet fruitiness that keeps it from being sharp. As it settles, the heart reveals an unusual green-floral blend: bamboo and black elder bring a cool, slightly bitter edge, while jasmine adds a creamy white floral touch. The base is a quiet, woody-floral affair, with sandalwood and a second jasmine note lingering close to the skin.
This is a fragrance for collectors who appreciate a clean, uplifting citrus aromatic with a subtle green twist. It suits daytime wear in warm weather, and its gentle sillage makes it office-friendly. Because it is discontinued, it appeals to those who love early 2000s fresh fragrances and the work of Christine Nagel. The balance of citrus, fruit, and soft woods is elegant without being heavy, making it a versatile choice for spring and summer.
中文簡介
Givenchy Eau(2002)由 Christine Nagel 調配,以桃、佛手柑同檸檬嘅明亮柑橘開場,果香多汁,唔會刺鼻。中調用竹同黑接骨木帶出清涼微苦嘅綠意,茉莉則添上柔滑白花感。基調以檀香同茉莉收尾,貼膚而淡雅。整體係清新柑橘芳香,帶少少木質同花香,氣質乾淨、輕盈,適合日間同暖天使用,亦啱辦公室。因為已停產,對鍾情千禧年代初清新香氣同 Christine Nagel 作品嘅收藏家特別有吸引力。
Reference data
| House | Givenchy |
|---|---|
| Name | Eau |
| Launched | 2002 |
| Marketed as | For women |
| Dominant family | Citrus & Fresh |
| Perfumer | Christine Nagel |
| Notes recorded | 8 |
| Accords | 8 |
Quick answers
Short factual answers compiled from the structured record above.
What are the notes in Eau?
Eau by Givenchy: top notes are Peach, Bergamot and Lemon; heart notes are Bamboo, Black Elder and Jasmine; base notes are Jasmine and Sandalwood.
What accords does Eau have?
The dominant accords recorded for Eau are citrus (100.0%); woody (76.1%); floral (64.6%); sweet (59.0%); fruity (56.2%).
Who created Eau?
Eau by Givenchy was composed by Christine Nagel.
When was Eau launched?
Eau by Givenchy was first released in 2002.
What does Eau smell like?
Eau is recorded as a citrus & fresh fragrance, centred on Bamboo, Black Elder and Jasmine.
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