Which of these two fragrances should I choose?

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I got a $50 gift card for Target this Christmas, and the only thing that I would want to buy there at the moment is a fragrance....I looked at the Fragrance Department and I was highly disappointed...the only two decent choices are Givenchy Pi and Dior Fahrenheit, but I cannot sample them, for those of you who have tried them, which should I choose?

Givenchy Pi
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Dior Fahrenheit
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Thx;),
Arturo
 
If you're not certain why not just hold on to the gift certificate til something you really want comes along..?

Fragrances are different on different people..I think its quiet a gamble relying on others opinions of fragrances..go with your own gut !

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Yes, that is very true.

Actually, I have tried Givenchy Pi, it has a very sweet, warm scent. I bought a miniature version a long time ago and I really loved it, but I don't know if it suits me as well. Well, anyway, I don't have the problem anymore, as at Target they sell them so, so, so cheap ($20's, etc) that I think I can get both with the gift card. :D Thx, Hanne
 
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This is what I got from the sephora website.
Why dont you compare the notes of these two and some fragrances that you already like and see if they have anything in common? :flower:


Pi



An alternative to the citrus scents of the 90's, Pi is a celebration of what makes a man seductive - his intelligence, courage, and contributions. Pi is more than a name, it's a symbol. The masculine bottle, designed by Serge Manseau, has a hi-tech closure system and plays on the contrast between pure lines and perfect proportion. Notes:
Basil, Pine Needle, Infinium.
Style:
An intense and sensual fragrance.


Fahrenheit



A resolutely contemporary fragrance characterized by a meeting of extremes. Fresh, elegant notes blend in perfect harmony with bolder, more virile overtones to create a scent that is warm, subtle, and distinguished. Notes:
Hawthorn, Sandalwood.
Style:
Hot, cool and everything in between for the contemporary man.
 
Thx, you two:D

Well, I went yesterday and I bought Fahrenheit, I love how it smells, although at first it has a sort of "rubbery" smell, but otherwise it's really pleasing..I'm glad I chose it.
 

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