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Serge Lutens· EDP
On your clothes or hair · 1 spray
Warm Spice meets Amber Resinous.
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Serge Lutens· EDP
On your clothes or hair · 1 spray
Warm Spice meets Amber Resinous.
Serge Lutens· EDP
On your clothes or hair · 1 spray
Warm Spice meets Amber Resinous, and both lean Sweet Vanillic.
Maison Francis Kurkdjian· EDP
On your clothes or hair · 2 sprays
Warm Spice meets Sweet Vanillic.
Giorgio Armani· EDP
On your clothes or hair · 2 sprays
Both lean Warm Spice, and both lean Sweet Vanillic.
Xerjoff· Extrait
On your clothes or hair · 2 sprays
Both lean Warm Spice, and both lean Sweet Vanillic.
Maison Francis Kurkdjian· EDP
On your clothes or hair · 2 sprays
Warm Spice meets Sweet Vanillic.
Davidoff· EDT
On your clothes or hair · 2 sprays
Warm Spice meets Amber Resinous.
Tom Ford· EDP
On your clothes or hair · 2 sprays
Both lean Warm Spice.
Molton Brown· EDP
On your clothes or hair · 2 sprays
Warm Spice meets Amber Resinous.
Comme des Garçons· EDT
On your neck · 2 sprays
Both lean Warm Spice.
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