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Woodhue (1944)
by Fragrances of France (orig. by Fabergé)
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  |  I wore this perfume as a teenager. It's a wonderful warm fruit fragrance that works well in the fall and winter months especially. I used to spray it on my sweaters. Glad to hear they still make it.23 March 2007 |
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| I find Christian Dior's DOLCE VITA very similar and much easier to find. Citrus sweet with a warm woodsy drydown. Nice! 09 March 2007 |
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| Woodhue was a woody floral with wonderful sillage. It had notes of sun-ripened orange accord, zesty bergamot, and citrus sparkle. Middle notes featured jasmine and cashmere petals. Base notes were a blend of sandalwood accord, vanilla and silken musks. My mother would wear this quite a bit in the early 70s. Smelled great on her and had great sillage. 11 April 2006 |
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