All I ever knew about Molinard was Habanita, and Perfumer's Workshop was Tea Rose. Perusing these houses on a retail site, I see there is so much more, and quite reasonable priced. The Samba line from PW interests me in particular, and given the quality of Habanita (if not equal to vintage, the current version is still high quality), Molinard seems worth exploring. Any advice or opinions?
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Molinard and Perfumer's Workshop: Bargain Hunters Delight?
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