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Davidoff Men's Colognes - Change the course of your evening with a luxurious, masculine scent of fresh herbs and floral.
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Elizabeth Arden Provacative Woman Eau De Parfum For Women
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Christian Dior Women's Perfumes - Designed by Christian Dior in 1992, Dune for women is a refreshing, oriental, woody fragrance.
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Lalique Women's Perfumes - Lalique the fragrance is a brush of pleasure upon the skin. The Lalique fragrance starts with a bouquet of feminine blossoming white flowers, majestic rose, spirited jasmine, elegant iris and delicate stock.
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Diesel Zero Plus was created by Diesel in 1999 and is recommended for daytime wear. This feminine scent possesses a blend of soft florals.
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Paco Rabanne Women's Perfumes - Paco Rabanne introduces Ultraviolet, a fresh, 'floriental' scent, just in time for the new millennium.
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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 Coty in 1973, COTY WILD MUSK is a women's fragrance that possesses a blend of flowers, vanilla and musk. It is recommended for romantic wear.
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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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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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Opium By Yves Saint Laurent EDT Spray 3.3 oz For Men
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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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