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Oblique REW (2000)
by Givenchy
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A fruity, woody scent, representing 'nostalgia'. Like all of the Oblique fragrances, the Rewind 'package' contains an outer casing and two refills.
Contains notes of Cherry, Pistachio, Cashmere Wood and Honey
Fragrance notes
Cherry, Pistachio, Cashmere Wood, Honey.
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   |  Another excellent addition to the gourmand family. I sniff and sniff and I just can't stop. I just wish it's better known. It deserves a better fate than this early exit from the perfume world.02 June 2009 |
  | Wow! This one was totally a waste of packaging and marketing with that ridiculous Oblique series. The scent is magnificent and aromatic and deserved to stand on its own. Similar to Escada Collection, but a bit woodier, this stuff reminds me of cherry pipe tobacco. I love it! 15 January 2006 |
 | yummy yummy yummy cherry drops in my tummy 10 November 2005 |
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