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   |  The city of toulouse is known for growing the best quality violets in the world for perfumery use. It takes 6000lbs of flowers needed to obtain 2.2lbs of pure violet essence as told in the introduction text. Top Notes of: Fruity Floral, Jasmine, Spicy Bergamot, Absolute of Violet Leaf Middle Notes of: Floral, Cyclamon, Almond Tree, Flowers, Lilac and Violet Base Notes of: Woody Floral, Iris, Sandalwood, and Sweet Musk. It has a violette colored round glass bottle with a lilac vintage styled pump atomizer. Atomizer has even a long tassel. The scent itself is not complicated and tempting. Mainly sweet powdery violet note which was popular as violette colognes of the past century. But I would buy it even for the cute vintage looking bottle. 04 November 2009 |
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