L'Immensité LOUIS VUITTON Eau de Parfum

This is Bvlgari Tygar's older cousin. Not surprising since it's a creation by the same perfumer with similar opening notes.
The difference lies in the aromatic heart notes which give more texture to the scent profile. The drydown has a certain saltiness to it which makes it really appealing and masculine.
A complexified Tygar, however the simplicity of the latter is what people enjoy despite the price.

This smells like a luxurious shower gel, clean and fresh, suitable for any occasion but master of none.

Sunshine in a Bottle

I received L’Immensité as a gift and I have worn it alongside Tygar, BDC, Percival, Sedley, Afternoon Swim, and Imagination. In my opinion, it borrows and shares a bit with them all. The magnificent grapefruit openings of Tygar & Afternoon Swim. The intoxicating & ethereal quality of Imagination without the tealeaf (which I prefer). The versatility and depth of BDC EDP (with Cascalone replacing Incense). The aromatic & fresh spiciness of the PDM “blues” but even smoother.

In terms of pure AROMA, it’s hard to dismiss L’Immensité as an ALL-TIME GREAT. I browsed two LV stores last month where the sales staff noted their preference for it as their best men’s fragrance.

What may be even more impressive, you could call this a linear scent, because (for myself) it just does NOT dry down for 6-9 hours and this includes the very high-quality citrus opening and aquatic heart notes. (What I find with Tygar and its clones (e.g. Turathi Blue) is that they gradually drydown to a heavy spice/amber that I do not like.

In terms of VALUE. since I own a bottle of L’Immensité now, the cost to refill 100ml will be comparable to buying another bottle of BDC EDP noting that L'Immensite is higher quality (niche level), has more longevity, and takes fewer sprays.

I am very glad I received it as a gift because I would have put the money instead towards 2-3 other designer alternatives and not experienced what I have in hand now and IT IS SPECIAL.

My signature scent . It performs really well I get nice whiffs of this all day at work . From my experience the ladies really like it too .

This perfume got negative rep because of the price but really it's a very good and mass-appealing blue fragrance. You can smell if the perfumes are cheaply made and for this one, it definitely isn't. It smell very high quality, pleasant( albeit safe ) and refreshing. Just for the scent alone i give it a 9/10 but with the pricetag probably a 7.

But hey it's a LV. If you have the cash to spare and wish to splurge on some high quality blue perfume, it's either this or Roja Elysium. You can also refill it at a lower price from any LV outlets.

I don't really understand the reviews posted so far. I find this to be quite beautiful, masculine in a slightly retro way, a classic out-of-the-shower aromatic fougere in the same vein as Azzaro pour homme or Ormonde Jayne Zizan.

I never get random compliments on scents, and I got two the first day I wore this. Is it ground-breaking? no. Does it smell niche? no. But it is comfortable and easy-wearing, long lasting (8 hours) with the most projection of any of the new masculine Vuitton releases.

I do not get any dirtiness or civet. The ginger and amber add a warmth that carries it into oriental territory, especially in the drydown. It is not an ambroxan freshie. It has a liquid, clear texture; not dense, scratchy or fizzy. I see no similarity to Aventus, and it doesn't have the complexity of a Roja. The grapefruit reminds me a little of TdH, but l'Immensité is not quite as austere.

This is a winner for me.