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Acqua di Giò Absolu by Giorgio Armani is a captivating fragrance featuring woody, marine, fruity accords. It opens with Grapefruit, Bergamot, transitions to a heart of Apple, Marine, and settles into a base of Woody, Tonka. A timeless creation for the modern connoisseur.
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The ocean after a storm — grapefruit and bergamot glittering on dark water. Juicy apple drifts through the marine heart, sweetening the salt air, and then it deepens into warm woods, tonka and patchouli, like driftwood on a bonfire. It is richer and moodier than the original Gio, more evening than afternoon. Still undeniably fresh, but with a shadow of something warmer underneath. Rich but easy — beginners welcome.
✓ Beginner-friendly
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