These are way too alike to own both in my view, but if you could only have one, which would it be? Lime with a hint of mint, grapefruit and geranium, or lime with a whack of vetiver?
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"A patchouli for people who don't like patchouli"- that's how one of the founders of Coquillete Paris presented Sumatera to me, at the last edition of Esxence. She also explained that the... -
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