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Coco Figue Comptoir Sud Pacifique
The heat and the sensuality of the coconut pulp mix with the fruity and sweet parts of the fig for a departure 100% pleasure. The vanilla and sweetened bottom is prolongedwithn the marriage of the leaves of coconut and the leaves of fig tree. An exotic, cordial and sensual wake!

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After My Own Heart Ineke Perfumes
A lilac soliflore. The scent of lilac blossoms and their verdant foliage in the early morning sun set the stage for the soft and powdery dry-down.

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Saffron Rose Grossmith

An authentic and complex oud combining saffron and rose to create a wonderfully rich and opulent scent

This striking composition entices with spicy notes of saffron and cinnamon, supported by a beautiful rose.

The heart is comprised of exotic myrrh, oud wood and tobacco, which lend a stunning smoky quality to the fragrance, developing into a luxurious base of creamy woods, labdanum and dark animalic accords.

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Grossmith Baccarat

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Classic Triple Grossmith

Hasu-no-Hana | Phul-Nana | Shem-el-Nessim

Hasu-no-Hana, Phul-Nana and Shem-el-Nessim in flacons decorated with motifs from the original Victorian packaging, in a white lacquered wooden coffret lined with midnight blue velvet.

Numbered edition

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Capri Forget Me Not Carthusia I profumi di Capri
In its name, a promise: do not forget Capri, the Capri of Bygone days that inspires and cherishes the new Carthusia Perfume.
The recollection of the second 'Belle Epoque', at the end of the 60's during which elegance, originality, the forces of Nature, lustfulness, musicality, warmth and vitality made Capri then what it is still today - an island of great charm.
Don't forget Capri, but don't let Capri forget you either: a hearty and original perfume for the man or woman who doesn't wish to pass unnoticed.
An original perfume from a unique period, both one-of-a-kind, unforgettable in every way.

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Gardez-Moi JOVOY Parfumeur Parisien depuis 1923
“You could say that this gardenia is a very opulent, very rich bouquet of white flowers that offers a contrast between fresh, aqueous effects (cyclamen and watery notes) and the vegetal effect of crushed leaves in the top notes. Together they carry the ensemble and make the perfume at once rich and harmonious, feminine and sensual, while it remains true overtime.” Bertrand Duchaufour