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360 Degrees Blue for Women (200x)
by Perry Ellis
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360 Degrees Blue for Women Fragrance Notes
- Top Notes
- Princess Peony, Violet Leaves, Cassia, Mandarin.
Middle Notes- Mimosa, White Freesia, Rose Centifolia, Lily of the Valley, Narcisse .
Base Notes- Amber, Vanilla, Patchouli, Musk. .
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   |  A rather sharp floral opens this fragrance and it quickly subsides to a pleasant, subtle floral heart. I can’t separate out the various floral notes, but they are primarily what I would think are white florals. Very nice, very clean, and very subtle: A quite subdued and attractive scent but with nothing extra special about it.04 December 2006 |
  |  This perfume was really nice. Very warm and sparkly. Though it was nice, there was nothing really to make it stand out from all of the other perfumes that smell very similar to it. I bought a big bottle, but it soon made a new home at my sister's.14 October 2006 |
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