I have a bottle Fahrenheit 0 degree from 2003 and a bottle of Fahrenheit Summer from 2006, and they smell exactly the same to me. Is that just me, or is it really one and the same fragrance?
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Fahrenheit Summer and Fahrenheit 0 degree ... one and the same?
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