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Vivara (original) (1965)
by Emilio Pucci
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Lemon, Bergamot, Cypress, May Rose, Bulgarian Rose, Sandalwood Mysore, Labdanum.
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   |  I'm still undecided on this one too. I thought I'd love it based on the description, but once I smelled the lotion, I wasn't too impressed. Especially considering the price, I was expecting "wow". But it seems pretty non-descript to me. However, the bottle is gorgeous!!! 25 March 2009 |
 |  Gorgeous chypre! Herbal, yet powdery soft. Really reminds me quite alot of vintage Miss Dior (sans the leather effect), although Vivara is kinder and gentler. It has nothing in common with the "new" Vivara. You bet I'll be keeping an eye out for a vintage bottle of this!22 March 2009 |
 | A classic herbal chypre in the old-school style. The richness and depth of the ingredients are apparent immediately and, like so many others of the 1970s, are no longer available to the perfumer's palatte. This is an odd perfume by today's standards. It is a combination of dry, bitter, green, herbal, cypressy notes expertly overlayed on a golden, sweet labdanum base. Probably the closest one could come to it nowadays is Estee Lauder Azuree, which is soapier and less herbal. 06 May 2008 |
   | That`s good old chypre fleury. I~m glad that I found it. Vintage thing but in good shape. I`d wear it when Coty Chypre smells too powdery for me. 19 August 2005 |
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