This fragrance was created by the house of prada with perfumer daniela andrier and released in 2015. a fresh spicy outdoorsy scent with a sweet side. a relaxed blend that keeps your senses entertained for hours. the top notes are juniper berry, ...
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Armaf craze is a blend of gourmand and floral accords. It is spicy and sweet, making this an invigorating and intense fragrance. It opens with light floral notes of heliotrope and bergamot, layered with spicy cumin. The heart contains notes of cozy, ...
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Everlast is an oriental, woody and aromatic fragrance for men. It opens with lively top notes of grapefruit, lime, mint, lavender and mandarin orange. The lime and grapefruit give this cologne an initial sharpness, freshness and zest. The mint...
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This fragrance was created by the house of prada with perfumer daniela andrier and released in 2015. a fresh spicy outdoorsy scent with a sweet side. a relaxed blend that keeps your senses entertained for hours. the top notes are juniper berry, ...
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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. It is recommended for...
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This fragrance was created by the house of prada with perfumer daniela andrier and released in 2015. a fresh spicy outdoorsy scent with a sweet side. a relaxed blend that keeps your senses entertained for hours. the top notes are juniper berry, ...
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Spicebomb extreme is a fresh and spicy fragrance for men that incorporates hints of vanilla and tobacco. The notes in this cologne consist of caraway, tobacco, vanilla, lavender and black pepper. The caraway provides a nice, light spice that is...
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