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Azzura (1999)
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   |  It's fresh and clean. A bit boring too.13 May 2007 |
 |  One good blend, with one wood and dry sweet smeel after 20 minutes.24 May 2006 |
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| On me this smells like Chanel's Coco Mademoiselle should have. If Chanel's fragrances turn rancid on you try this one. This lasted much longer on my skin than did the Coco. This is sheer & sophisicated. My hubbie liked this on me at first, then he said it started to smell medicinal. I don't think I would purchase because I had an allergic reaction to this; it made my skin itch wear it was applied. Cute bottle. DESIGN HOUSE - Azzaro YEAR INTRODUCED - 1999 SCENT - flowery CLASSIFICATION - sharp FRAGRANCE NOTES - floral and fruity, citrus tones. RECOMMENDED USE - casual 25 November 2005 |
  | One of my favorite citrus scents. A blend of mandarin orange, a touch of floral on a base of wodds and vanilla. Perfect if your looking for a citrus with complexity and depth. 06 August 2004 |
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