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Light Blue Sunset in Salina by Dolce & Gabbana for Women 3.3 oz Eau de Toilette Spray
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Hermes Women's Perfumes - Jour d'Hermes for Women 1.6 oz Eau de Parfum Spray Refillable
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A Fragrance With Notes Consisting Of Citrus, Ginger Crystal, Green Tea, Peony, Sweet Pea And Sensuous Woods.
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Possessing a fragrance note of: Fresh Citrus with Light Flowers and Lower Notes of Sandalwood Amber and Musk. Recommended for daytime wear. Introduced in 2000. Dimensions: 1.5'L x 3' W x 6'H.
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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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Lancome Women's Perfumes - O D'Azur by Lancome for Women 2.5 oz Eau de Toilette Spray - Great For: Summer
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Discover The Cool Breezes And Tranquil Scents Of The Caribbean With Set Sail Martinique For Women. This Delightful Fragrance Was Released By Tommy Bahama In 2010.
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Fittingly named Eva by Eva Longoria, the fragrance truly embodies the world renowned actress's sparklingly personality.Eva is a beautiful blend of juicy citrus notes wrapped with a stimulating trail of jasmine, violet and amber. Sexy, fresh and playful, t
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Launched By The Design House Of Fred Hayman In 1988, Hollywood Is Classified As A Sharp, Oriental, Woody Fragrance. This Feminine Scent Possesses A Blend Of Warm Mimosa, Rose, Mandarin, And Is Enhanced By Gardenia, Musk, And Amber.
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Launched By The Design House Of Perry Ellis In 1994, Perry Ellis 360 Is Classified As A Sharp, Aquatic Fragrance. This Feminine Scent Possesses A Blend Of Tangerine, Melon, Water Lily, Lavender, Sage, Amber, Musk And Vanilla.
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Bond No. 9 Park Avenue By Bond No. 9 Eau De Parfum Spray 3.3 Oz
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Introduced by Juan Floris in the late 18th century to combat the oppressive heat of the City in summer.
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