FM by Federico Mahora perfume - Number 413 - Pure collection for women's - 50 ml

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There’s a fairy-tale quality to Alessandro Michele’s designs for Gucci. The designer regularly evokes myths and folk tales within his work, and the brand’s Alchemist’s Garden fragrance collection bottles that magic. Naturally, the frangipani-focused A Chant for the Nymph lives up to its otherworldly name. ALCOHOL | AQUA (WATER) | PARFUM (FRAGRANCE) | BENZYL ALCOHOL | BENZYL BENZOATE | BENZYL CINNAMATE | BENZYL SALICYLATE | CINNAMYL ALCOHOL | CITRAL | CITRONELLOL | COUMARIN | EUGENOL | FARNESOL | GERANIOL | HYDROXYCITRONELLAL | ISOEUGENOL | LIMONENE | LINALOOL | ALPHA-ISOMETHYL IONONE | BUTYL METHOXYDIBENZOYLMETHANE | CI 19140 (YELLOW 5) | CI 15985 (YELLOW 6) | CI 17200 (RED 33) | CI 14700 (RED 4) | IL95-1 At first, I thought this was just the corporate version of Warm Vanilla Sugar by Bath and Body Works, thanks to its warm brown sugar and amber notes. But she has range, y’all. It has hints of vanilla orchid and jasmine that give it a slightly floral edge, helping to keep it from smelling like food-grade vanilla (IYKYK). If there was a well-rounded vanilla perfume, it would be this one. The sea salt is unmistakable, awakening your olfactories like a breath of invigorating ocean air. Then, this Jo Malone Wood Sage & Sea Salt Cologne scent escorts you a little further inland, where you’re met with dewy woodland and the grounding aroma of the forest floor. Indeed, this is a scent to refresh the mind and bring you closer to the wilderness, even if you’re simply at the office.

Exuding notes of deep rose, rich and floral guaiacwood—reminding us ever so slightly of Earl Grey—and invigoratingly minty shiso leaf, this unisex perfume is a best friend to all. Pairing just as well with a sharp suit as a chic LBD, Rozu is a scent for the progressive, the daring, and the modern. Every woman needs a fabulous fragrance reserved especially for date night, even if the date’s with yourself. Enter: Carolina Herrera Good Girl, presented in a spiky stiletto and born to break hearts. Notes: Francis Kurkdjian’s dreamy floral mixes Jamaican amyris—a flowering plant with a rich citrus scent—and Florentine iris to create a voyage for the senses. Pear, sweet pea, and lemon blossom also comprise this blend.Tom Ford isn’t a fashion label; it’s a lifestyle. The designer has cultivated an aesthetic so recognizable that the moment you hear his name and the word beach, thoughts of perfectly tanned models in sunglasses fill your head. Ford has released multiple Soleil fragrances, but the latest, Soleil Brûlant, is the most lavish. We simply adore a fragrance inspired by a novel—and we don’t mean that inexplicably satisfying scent of a freshly-opened book, either.

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