Pi by Givenchy is perhaps the first fragrance that really made me take perfume seriously. I constantly go back to it, although at times I do find it a bit linear after constant wearing. I would really love to find a niche alternative to it , something that displays the same notes and characteristics , yet has perhaps a superior ingredients. I have read in an earlier thread praising Pi that Imperial Opopanax by les Nereides shares similar qualities, although in some reviews I read on this fragrance it has been compared to the scent of chlorine which I don't find in Pi. Thanks in advance.
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