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Midsummer Man
by Oriflame
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  |  Refined vanilla, citrus and fruity notes. Both aquatic and solar fragrance, reminding of the two essential elements in any usual depiction of summer- sun and sea. Interesting balance between cool and hot, between fiery and watery, tough more inclined towards a northern depiction of a summer day: moderathe warmth while the more cooling notes tend to exceed, reminding far more of a pale sun with an elusive, almost mysteriously dim glitter. Also a sweet unisex quality making it quite similar to today's aquatic teenager scents, yet the drydown, the longer lasting impression is slightly more luxurious, as more classic and less synthetic ingredients of the woody and spicy kind are more obvious. 30 April 2008 |
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| A very light fragrance:Pure summer in a bottle with citric fruit,precious woods and white musk. This is one of the best fresh fragrances,along with Dune Homme by DIOR. 08 November 2006 |
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