This fragrance was created by the house of narciso rodriguez with perfumers christine nagel and francis kurkdjian. it was release in 2003. for her is a remarkable musky floral woodsy scent with great elegance. sensual and inviting, this perfume can...
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Developed by perfumer david apel and launched in 2007, it includes notes of bergamot, orange, neroli, cassis, grapefruit, apple, cucumber, pia colada, orange flower, jasmine, violet, muguet, freesia, cyclamen, amber, tonka beans, coco de mer, vanilla...
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Perry ellis 360 red for men is a spicy scent thatll never cease to make you stand out in a crowd. This scent is created from a collaboration of a wide variety of different oriental scent notes such as orange, nutmeg, lime, cinnamon, cloves and...
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This fragrance was created by the house of narciso rodriguez with perfumers christine nagel and francis kurkdjian. it was release in 2003. for her is a remarkable musky floral woodsy scent with great elegance. sensual and inviting, this perfume can...
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Created by the house of guerlain with perfumer thierry wasser and released in 2014. you won't mistake this blend for anything other than a remarkable woodsy scent with a subtle personality that is clearly magical. hours and hours of sheer delight. the...
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RAIN DAY A rainy day on Crosby Street. The confidence to find something beautiful and meaningful during a Rain Day. An enchanting balance of tropical vetiver Haiti and citrusy neroli Tunisia creates a surprisingly fresh scent.
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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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