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Mélodie
by Fragonard
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Rose, Jasmine, Iris, Lemon, Blackcurrant Buds, Cistus, Amber.
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   |  This is a copy of Beautiful by Estee Lauder, went to the Fragonard factory in Paris en they make their perfume similar as famous brands of commercial perfumes. Loved the original Beautiful more though.04 December 2006 |
   |  I do find this scent extremely difficult to describe.So I will talk about the style It is fresh fruity but in the middle it has an edge that is quiet unusual and it could be the cistus with the blackcurrant. Now who would wear this scent Took me a while but I think I do feel that artists would understand it and dare to wear it. I am puzzled by this scent it has a different logic and I am quiet attracted to it at the same time. I would see a lady wearing green chiffon with flying assorted foulards a bit eccentric but very chic. Fresh and fruity with an attitude due to its complexity. How could a scent puzzled me just did ! Thump up yes this is art Laurent 13 September 2005 |
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