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Camellia Fragrances
From this collection Plum Oud is Tom Ford Plum Japonais dupe
Explore our collection of camellia fragrances. Shop camellia perfumes that will captivate your senses.Caipirinha Fragrances
Experience the invigorating scents of caipirinha fragrances. Discover the best caipirinha perfumes and immerse yourself in a refreshing aroma.Canelé Fragrances
Indulge in the captivating canelé fragrances. Explore the best canelé perfumes and let their enchanting scents transport you.Carnation leaves Fragrances
Discover the delightful scents of carnation leaves fragrances. Shop best carnation leaves perfumes online and add a touch of elegance to your fragrance collection.Caramel Fragrances
From this collection Signorina Miele is Dior Miss Dior Chérie dupe
Immerse yourself in the world of caramel fragrances. Experience the best caramel perfumes for men and discover unique and captivating scents.
Amarena Cherry
Obsessed with cherry? If you want to really amp up the cherry scent, this Tom Ford Lost Cherry dupe will give Lost Cherry a run for its money. Black cherry, cherry syrup, and cherry liqueur all mingle together for an indulgent cherry overdose that’s complemented by notes of almond, tonka bean, Turkish rose, and jasmine sambac.
Sweets And Gourmand Smells
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Probably, the word ethyl maltol is now familiar to everyone: it is the notorious substance that smells of cotton candy and strawberry jam. An overdose glorified Mugler's Angel, which, at its peak, launched the great foodie trend that we have already enjoyed for 30 years But the history of the use of sugar in perfumery began long before 1992, when Olivier Cresp and Yves de Chirin introduced Angel.
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What Fragrance Has an Orange Blossom Scent?The bitter orange tree's exquisite white blossoms, which have a beautiful orange fragrance, are used in the production of perfume ingredients such as neroli and orange blossom. Orange blossom, with...
What Fragrance Has an Orange Blossom Scent?
The bitter orange tree's exquisite white blossoms, which have a beautiful orange fragrance, are used in the production of perfume ingredients such as neroli and orange blossom. Orange blossom, with...
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What Does Musk Smell Like?The original musk comes from a particular deer species, the Tibetan musk deer, whose sex gland secretion has become endangered. However, since 1979, this creature has been thankfully protected by CITES...
What Does Musk Smell Like?
The original musk comes from a particular deer species, the Tibetan musk deer, whose sex gland secretion has become endangered. However, since 1979, this creature has been thankfully protected by CITES...
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What Does Patchouli Smell Like?Curious about patchouli's captivating scent? Dive into a world of enchanting aromas with our guide. Explore the earthy, musky, and herbal notes that make patchouli truly unique. Embrace the allure...
What Does Patchouli Smell Like?
Curious about patchouli's captivating scent? Dive into a world of enchanting aromas with our guide. Explore the earthy, musky, and herbal notes that make patchouli truly unique. Embrace the allure...
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Labdanum in perfumeryLabdanum: Medicinal Properties and Alluring Scents Labdanum, a resin derived from the cistus plant, possesses numerous medicinal properties. It has astringent and antiseptic qualities, making it beneficial for relieving respiratory...
Labdanum in perfumery
Labdanum: Medicinal Properties and Alluring Scents Labdanum, a resin derived from the cistus plant, possesses numerous medicinal properties. It has astringent and antiseptic qualities, making it beneficial for relieving respiratory...
