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It is recommended for casual use. All skin types. Long lasting fragrance.
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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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360 Red By Perry Ellis, created In 2003, It Is A Refreshing Scent Of Citrus, Spice, Fragrant Woods And Musk.
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Hugo Boss Men's Colognes - Unmistakenly modern, a natural, masculine scent designed for a man with distinctive taste.
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Introduced by Alfred Sung in 1988 SUNG is a sharp spicy lavender amber fragrance. This Perfume has a blend of lemon tangerine sage and pepper. Accompanied by cedar and sandalwood. It is recommended for daytime wear.
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Guy Laroche Men's Colognes - Introduced in 1984, Drakkar Noir quickly became one of the leaders in men's scents. Savory and woody with notes of lavender, citrus, coriander, juniper berries, sandalwood, patchouli and cedar.
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Loris Azzaro Men's Colognes - Introduced in 1978 by Loris Azzaro.
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Let Sexual Noir Perfume Do All The Flirting For You. Spritz It On At The Start Of The Day, And Be Prepared For An Instant Boost Of Confidence.
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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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Guy Laroche Men's Colognes - Introduced in 1984, Drakkar Noir quickly became one of the leaders in men's scents. Savory and woody with notes of lavender, citrus, coriander, juniper berries, sandalwood, patchouli and cedar.
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Drakkar Noir has become a legend in scents for men. Savory, woodsy, crisp, it embodies the very essence of sex appeal. Drakkar Noir by Guy Laroche is a typically masculine scent with a classic fougere accord.
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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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