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Balafre (1967)
by Lancôme
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  |  A little brother of Yatagan-Caron21 August 2005 |
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|  Sagamore...Balafre...two poetic, Gothic names from Lancome. And, in the case of Balafre, a poetic, Gothic scent. Here is the castle door, here are the long, winding corridors down which this deep, elusive fragrance leads us, breathing of lost time, whispering of forgotten loves, and murmuring of improbable destinations.30 November 2004 |
 | It is all the things people have said and fresh enough to be worn in spring and autumn - but not in high summer. It is still available from Scentdirect and the Lancome Institute in Paris (althoughit does not feature as a current scent on the official site). Lancome Paris do offer a range of their heritage fragrances including Sagamore. John King aka Trotsky England 10 September 2004 |
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