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10/18/10 at 4:14am

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Hi Buddies

Have you ever thought that a fragrance lacks one or two notes?! And if it has them, it becomes more interesting?

Today i thought that if Lalique Pour Homme(Lion Head) had Leather and Geranium, it could be better.