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Un Jardin sur le Nil
Hermès · 2005
Green mango, lotus and grapefruit with a faint incense and wood base.
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Fruity. Orchard, berry and tropical fruits.
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Hermès · 2005
Green mango, lotus and grapefruit with a faint incense and wood base.
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Guerlain · 1919
The classic peach and oakmoss chypre, dry, mossy and slightly smoky.
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Chanel · 2010
A soft fruit and white musk floral that wears like a clean, pale pink cloud.
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Diptyque · 1996
Fig leaf, fig fruit and coconut, green and milky at once.
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Jo Malone London
Ripe pear and white freesia with a soft patchouli base.
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Dior · 1999
A glossy, fruity white floral that many people link with classic femininity.
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Parfums de Marly · 2016
A spicy, apple-and-vanilla scent that became the go-to alternative to pricier amber woods
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Giorgio Armani · 2013
A modern chypre built on blackcurrant and vanilla that reads as polished rather than sweet
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Le Labo · 2010
The one people mean by clean skin musk or smells like money on TikTok.
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Sol de Janeiro
The body mist people describe as smelling like a warm pistachio dessert, and the one most searched for a match right…
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Thierry Mugler · 1992
The patchouli-and-chocolate scent people can smell coming from another room.
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Creed · 2010
The pineapple-and-smoke scent that launched a wave of 'success' fragrances and dupes.
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