Skip to content
Acqua di Giò Eau de Parfum Intense
Armani

Composition

Acqua di Giò Eau de Parfum Intense

Published · Updated

Share

Acqua di Giò Eau de Parfum Intense is the intense take on Acqua di Giò, a 2026 newcomer from Armani. The house classifies it as a fruity aquatic fougère: Calabrian bergamot and green apple at the top, marine notes and clary sage at the heart, woody and ambery accords at the base. The line’s bottle is dressed in black lacquer that fades in a gradient.

Armani classifies Acqua di Giò Eau de Parfum Intense as a fruity aquatic fougère. The composition keeps the line’s hallmarks, bergamot and the marine accord, and pushes them toward denser amber woods.

Top, heart and base

The house publishes this breakdown: at the top, Calabrian bergamot and a crisp green apple; at the heart, marine notes and clary sage, with its aromatic facets; at the base, powerful woody and ambery accords.

The description circulated in France places the marine accord right at the top, alongside bergamot and apple. Here the notes are classified as follows: bergamot and apple at the top; marine note and clary sage at the heart; amber and woody notes at the base.

A more detailed list

Harrods adds patchouli and Yodanol, a molecule the house highlighted in the 2022 eau de parfum; Sephora’s British store cites yellow mandarin, a grapefruit accord and lavandin. These materials remain in prose here.

What the label declares

After alcohol, fragrance and water, the list opens with tetramethyl acetyloctahydronaphthalenes, a woody, ambery molecule, linalyl acetate and linalool. Santalol, the main constituent of sandalwood oil, and acetyl cedrene, which smells of cedar, support the woods.

Carvone, with hints of spearmint or caraway, and patchouli, lavender and geranium oils appear, as does sclareol, derived from clary sage. Bergamot oil only comes further down the list.

A UV filter, avobenzone, and a stabilizer protect the juice, which a single colorant, violet CI 60730, tints. The list contains neither lilial nor lyral, two ingredients banned in the European Union.