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According to Téo Cabanel, Oha is "an evening fragrance that combines the most precious and noble essences. Transcending time and space this mysterious perfume will appeal to women with a true personality". The fragrance is currently available at:
Catherine Gift Perfume Shop - 7 Rue de Castiglione - 75001 Paris
Cario - 3 Rue de la Paroisse - 77300 Fontainebleau
Beauty Mary - 23 Place Martroi - 45300 Pithiviers
The Teo Cabanel fragrances will soon be available in London (Fortnum & Mason's) and Frankfurt (Albrecht).
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|  Ok, this is how you get (visual) perfume heaven: go to Fortnum's, head for the beauty department (heaven in itself) set up camp in front of the Teo Cabanel display - then worship! You don't even need to sample this stuff - just gaze at it longingly. What does it smell like? Honestly, I don't even have an exact memory - I know I preferred it to Julia. It's vintage, a bit woody, a bit oriental, floral spicy - I'm sure it is created to make you feel like the most expensive jolie Madame in Paris! 07 May 2007 |
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