I was doing some research on the internet when I came across a site on which you choose your favorite fragrance and the site recomends three others based on your favorite fragrance. So, I could not resist typing in (yes, you guessed it) Mitsouko. It came up with Rochas Femme and Histoire d'Amour. Now I know I can't deal with one of the notes in Rochas Femme but, I have no experience with Histoire d'Amour. Please put on your analytical hat and bestow any information you might have regarding this fragrance. I await your replies.
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I Heard it on the Grape Vine.
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