Jazz Club
Maison Margiela· EDT
On your clothes or hair · 2 sprays
Both lean Sweet Vanillic.
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Maison Margiela· EDT
On your clothes or hair · 2 sprays
Both lean Sweet Vanillic.
Yves Saint Laurent· EDP
On your clothes or hair · 1 spray
Both lean Sweet Vanillic, and Amber Resinous meets Dry Woody.
Jimmy Choo· EDT
On your clothes or hair · 2 sprays
Both lean Sweet Vanillic.
Rabanne· Parfum
On your clothes or hair · 2 sprays
Sweet Vanillic meets Amber Resinous.
Byredo· EDP
On your clothes or hair · 1 spray
Sweet Vanillic meets Amber Resinous.
Ralph Lauren· EDP
On your clothes or hair · 2 sprays
Sweet Vanillic meets Amber Resinous.
Avon· EDT
On your clothes or hair · 2 sprays
Both lean Sweet Vanillic, and Floral meets Fruity.
Tom Ford· EDP
On your clothes or hair · 1 spray
Both lean Sweet Vanillic, and Floral meets Fruity.
Narciso Rodriguez· EDP
On your clothes or hair · 2 sprays
Both lean Sweet Vanillic.
Estée Lauder· EDP
On your neck · 2 sprays
Sweet Vanillic meets Honeyed, and Amber Resinous meets Floral.
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