This fragrance was created by the design house of calvin klein with perfumers alberto morillas, jacques cavallier belletrud and thierry wasser. it was released in 2000. a warm flowery perfume for women. the warmth and elegance of this blend is...
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Lilies grow all over the countryside in england; they are white flowers that are delicate in nature. Yardley london has bottled their scent and launched the lily of the valley in 2011 that is perfect for all occasions. It provides a fresh and strong...
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Yellow Diamond is crafted as a pure, transparent and airy floral fragrance, sparkling and intense as the yellow color, while being luxurious and feminine like a diamond. Its composition opens with luminous freshness of lemon, bergamot, neroli and...
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Launched by the design house of Clean in the year 2013. This citrus aromatic has a blend of bergamot, green apple, lemon peel, mimosa, mint, cotton flower, white musk, peach, and amber.
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Yellow Diamond by Versace is a Floral fragrance for women. Yellow Diamond was launched in 2011. Top notes are Amalfi Lemon, Pear, Bergamot and Neroli; middle notes are Mimosa, Freesia, Water Lily and African Orange flower; base notes are Musk, ...
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Shooting stars oesel is a serene and captivating floral oriental composition first released by niche label xerjoff in 2010. The opening notes are a lush yet light, sparkling effusion of amalfi lemon infused with fragrant african orange flower and...
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Versace Women's Perfumes - Versace Yellow Diamond is the new luxury fragrance by Versace. Pure as sunlight, an extraordinary bright hue that radiates with a fiery intensity, sparkling the way that only a diamond can.
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Launched by the design house of Versace. This floral fragrance possesses a blend of citron, pear, sorbet, bergamot, neroli, orange blossom, freesia, mimosa, and nymphea.
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