Play Intense for Her by Givenchy
2010for women
Perfumers: Emilie Bevierre-Coppermann and Lucas Sieuzac
7.1/10
57 ratingsMost rate it 6 of 10
Play Intense for Her by Givenchy is a Sweet Spicy perfume for women. Play Intense for Her came out in 2010. The composition is by Emilie Bevierre-Coppermann and Lucas Sieuzac. The top notes are Orange blossom and Pink pepper; middle notes are Tiaré, Orchid and Amyris; base notes are Patchouli, Sandalwood, Tonka bean and Benzoin. Most wearers reach for it in autumn and winter. It lasts long, with a strong sillage.
At a glance
- Longevity
- Most rate it 7/10: long-lasting
- Sillage
- Most rate it 7/10: strong
- Best seasons
- Autumn and winter (69% of season votes)
- Worn by
- Mostly women, 67% of votes
Fragrance pyramid
9 notes
Play Intense for Her features 9 fragrance notes across its scent pyramid.
Top notes
The opening
Base notes
The dry-down
Ratings
From the Aromifo community
Scent
57 ratings
7.1
Most rate it 6 of 10.
Longevity
49 ratings
6.9
Most rate it 7 of 10.
Sillage
42 ratings
6.3
Most rate it 7 of 10.
When to wear
35 season votes
- Spring26%
- Summer6%
- Autumn37%
- Winter31%
Who wears it
- Men0%
- Unisex33%
- Women67%
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