LookFantastic slashes designer Givenchy aftershave by 50% in Boots-beating deal
Just in time for Father's Day, the designer Givenchy Gentleman Original is now cheaper on LookFantastic than Boots
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LookFantastic has slashed the price of a classic scent in half in time for Father's Day in a price that's better than Boots. Givenchy Gentleman Original Eau de Toilette would normally cost £88 but has dropped down to £44 on the shopping giant.
Gentleman opens up spicy with notes of tarragon and cinnamon before settling into a musky heart of patchouli and vetiver and settling into a smoky base of Russian leather.
This is a great option for fans of Jazz Club by Maison Margiela (£62 for 30ml) who are looking for something a little less sweet. There aren't any directly overlapping notes but both scents blend smoky notes with spices to create something alluring.
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Gentleman is also a good option for fans of Terre d'Hermès (£62.90 on Sephora) who are looking for something less zesty
Gentleman has not pulled in any reviews on LookFantastic but over on Boots, where Gentleman is available for £59, it's got an average rating of 4.4 out of 5. One shopper said: "After all these years, it still helps to attract females although my wife helps me resist temptation! Actually, my wife bought me this when we were engaged 47 years ago and I haven't changed choice since! (That's wife AND fragrance!!!)"
Another wasn't too impressed with the longevity, saying: "Not as strong as it used to be and the longevity seems to have diminished. Still a good smell though."
Givenchy Gentleman Original Eau de Toilette 100ml
£88.00
£44.00
LookFantastic Buy Now on LookFantastic Product Description
A woody aromatic fragrance with a Russian leather accord.
One happy shopper said: "Exactly as expected, my husband had this aftershave when we were courting, and the smell is still the same."
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Another added: "One very happy customer. Packaging though unimportant to me is fine.. and even if it wasn't don't you throw it away anyway? Regards the longevity of the after shave, it lasts me all evening. Though I guess if you worked on a turnip farm you may need an extra splash!"
Givenchy Gentleman Original Eau de Toilette is available for £44 now on LookFantastic.
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