Women's scent is recommended for day or evening wear Fragrance has a blend of frozen apple, ozone, muguet, freesia, mimosa, jasmine, musk, sandalwood, ylang ylang and pheromones.
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Fragrance was launched by the design house of Yves Saint Laurent in 2004.Feminine scent is a blend of white peony, mimosa, cyclamen, tangerine, jasmine, amber, white musks, amaryllis and french vanilla.It is recommended for evening wear.
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Halloween Perfume by Jesus Del Pozo, Launched by the design house of jesus del pozo in 1997, halloween is classified as a sharp, flowery fragrance.
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Exquisite tastes demand effortless elegance and ageless appeal.
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Perry Ellis Introduced 360 Red In 2003. This Is A Very Fresh And Feminine Creation Which Opens With Fruity Tones Of Cyclamen And Plum, Caressed By A Gentle Touch Of Orange Leaf In The Background.
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Sisley Women's Perfumes - This intensely rich floral fragrance is ideal for a refined, elegant woman.
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Fred Hayman Wants Every Woman To Feel Glamorous And Like A Hollywood Star. Introduced In 1988, Hollywood Star Is A Classic Sharp Oriental Scent Makes Any Woman Feel Fabulous. A Feminine Blend Of Warm Mimosa, Rose, Mandarin, with Hints Of Gardenia, Musk
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Givenchy Women's Perfumes - Launched in 1992 by Amarige is a romantic floral-fruity fragrance is a rich with amber, sensual musk, vanilla and sparkling fruity notes of mandarin and neroli.
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Nautica Men's Colognes - A man of the sea, finding contentment in the sound of every breaking wave, longs for a scent capable of defining his greatest desires.
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Gres Women's Perfumes - A distinctive blend of rare gingerlily with citrus, rich florals, sandalwood, musk and blackcurrant.
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Perry Ellis 360urple by Perry Ellis Eau De Parfum Spray 3.4 oz. for Women
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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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