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Launched by the design house of BCBG. This scent has a blend of lychee, red berries, spicy black pepper, bergamot, jasmine noir, tuberose, cardamom, tiger lily, amber, sandalwood, patchouli, and black vanilla.
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Caron Men's Colognes - A Rare Fragrance Collectible
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Paco Rabanne Women's Perfumes - Embrace a fragrance that bursts forth with energetic charm and sexy virility.
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This timeless fragrance remains a classic symbol of the New Look, and captures the effortless refinement of haute couture. Notes include: Gardenia, Oakmoss, Jasmine.
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Gucci Men's Colognes - An aromatic and mysterious fragrance for men, Gucci Guilty will captivate you with combined notes of Lavender, Lemon, Orange Flower, Cedar Wood, and Patchouli.
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Lanvin Women's Perfumes - Light and flirty, the heart of this fragrance is rose.
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Juicy Couture For Women is flirting and a reflection of Juicy Couture style. It's fun and romantic. Top notes of mouthwatering watermelon, mandarin, and pink passion fruit combined with the sparkling freshness of bright marigold and green apple.
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360 Red By Perry Ellis, created In 2003, It Is A Refreshing Scent Of Citrus, Spice, Fragrant Woods And Musk.
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Christian Dior Men's Colognes - Designed by Christian Dior in 1966, Eau Savage for men is a refined fruity fragrance. It's fragrant nature explores essences of lemon, basil and cumin.
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Cacharel Women's Perfumes - Launched by the design house of Cacharel in 1994, EDEN is classified as a refreshing, oriental, floral fragrance. This feminine scent possesses a blend of spicey oriental, with floral note.
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Launched by the design house of Tom Ford. This masculine fragrance has a blend of saffron, black rose, black truffle, vanilla, patchouli, oud wood, and crocus flower.
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Revlon Women's Perfumes - Jontue is Sensualbut not too far from innocence.
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