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Jil Sander Woman III (1986)
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   |  I really, really have to insist upon this one being a unisex. Not unlike O de Lancome, but spicier and more wearable. Like O in a black cashmere sweater.This is maybe my favorite scent for daytime, and I pine for it. If you can afford to buy one of the absurdly priced bottles left on the net, I strongly do recommend it. I remember a several German ladies I know owing it in its heyday... (It was very popular in Germany, like all the Jil Sanders. I think it's discontinuation had something to do with oakmoss laws.) Anyway, I am strongly compelled to call those women up and see if they have any remnants I might buy! It is that wonderful! 30 December 2008 |
  | Is a very femenine perfume. Long lasting and very atracted to others. Is dificult to find in just any perfumery. 17 December 2008 |
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