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510 PC Optimum points
Size: 30 mL
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Item #3701436907761
Bitter orange - Petit grain - Patchouli An orange bursting with juice like an explosion of vitamins, the sunny freshness of the leaf and fruit, the textured and vibrant scent of wood. In homage to his favourite citrus fruits, Master Perfumer Dominique Ropion has created a fragrance that brings together all the dimensions of the bitter orange tree, from its roots to its top, its branches, its leaves and its fruits. Enriched with natural Essence of Bitter Orange and its energising properties, Bois d'Orange is a fragrance that puts a smile on your face. The heart of the fruit is juicy, vitamin-rich and generous, nuanced by the laughing bitterness of petitgrain and the woody sensuality of patchouli.
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Reviewed by 1 customer
Meilleur parfum.
Fragrance unique, réconfortante et chic à la fois. J'adore et je recommande...




