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Launched by the design house of Diesel in the year 2012. This warm spicy scent has a blend of apple, verdant, bourbon pepper, sage, patchouli, tobacco, and amber.
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Just Cavalli i Love him is an aromatic fragrance developed by perfumer karine dubreuil. Featuring tangerine, ginger, pineapple leaves, Black pepper, saffron, nutmeg, Green tea, labdanum, sandalwood, Patchouli and tonka bean.
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Christian Dior Deodorants - 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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Creed Royal Water Fragrance Spray.
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Presence Cologne by Mont Blanc, Presence embodies his personality, his charisma, his aura, his scent. His presence in turn, evokes her emotions.
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Diesel Men's Colognes - Energize your life with a sexy new stimulant. A fresh, bold harmony of star anise, grapefruit, lavender, raspberry, heliotrope and vetiver enhance men who are driven to experience life to the max.
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Michel Germain Men's Colognes - Sexual Fresh Pour Homme by Michel Germain 2.5 oz Eau de Toilette Spray - Normal Hair
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Launched By The Design House Of Pierre Cardin In 1972, Pierre Cardin Is Classified As A Refreshing, Subtle, Oriental Fragrance. This Masculine Scent Possesses A Blend Of Fresh And Spicy, A Scent That Lingers, Very Male.
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Introduced in 1992. Fragrance notes: fresh and sparkling oriental with low notes of sandalwood and patchouli. RecomMended use: casual.
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Montblanc Men's Colognes - Launched by the design house of Montblanc in 2001, Montblanc Presence by Montblanc is classified as a fragrance. This masculine scent possesses a blend of cinamon, musk, teak, apple and ginger..
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Baldessarini by Hugo Boss Eau De Cologne Spray 2.5 oz. for Men
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Loewe Men's Colognes - This fragrance symbolizes the balance of contrasts.
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