When dana commissioned the legendary perfumer jean carles to create their very first fragrance tabu in 1932, they asked him to create a scent that personified a scandalous woman. the famous ad of a violinist passionately kissing a proper woman as...
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This incredible cologne was created by tommy bahama, in 2005. Its splendid scent includes the mixture of pepper sichuan, coriander, bergamot, sage, incense, ginger root, wood, amber, and musk.
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A ground breaking fragrance, created in 2005 by master perfumer olivier polge. One of the first floral fragrances for men uses costly iris in the scent that transformed the masculine cologne category. Notes include bergamot, lavender, cacao, sage, ...
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Baldessarini Cologne by Hugo Boss, Designed by Jean-Marc Chaillan and Pierre Wargnye in 2002, the cologne Baldessarini has been tantalizing wearers with its exotic scent ever since. The fragrance opens with notes of bitter orange and tangerine with...
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ideal to use at any time of the day, this remarkable mist is filled with the rich and exquisite essences of citrusy elements. It evokes a fresh and revitalizing sensation to whoever uses it. The bottle is wrapped in black, with a touch of gold in...
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Launched by the design house of evyan in 1949, white shoulders is classified as a refined, flowery fragrance. This feminine scent possesses a blend of classic florals including gardenia, lilac, amber, oakmoss, and jasmine.
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Liz Claiborne Men's Colognes - A refreshing, spicy fragrance for men, Curve for men was launched in 2008.
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Launched By The Design House Of Fred Hayman In 1990, Fred Hayman 273 Is Classified As A Sharp, Woody, Arid Fragrance. This Masculine Scent Possesses A Blend Of Natural Lemon, Berry, Amber, Vetiver, And Oak. It Is Recommended For Daytime Wear.
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