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Hélène (Woody Spicy Musky Oriental) by Rance 1795
"Jean Rancé, son of François, the founder of the Rancé perfumery in 1795, was a fervant follower of Napoleon and dedicated this creation to the Emperor's daughter, Hélène. "
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Via Verri (Fresh Musky) by Etro
"Like the coolness of a stone courtyard patterned with the shadows of moss and rose and jasmine blossoms, in the heat of a Milanese summer, in another century, in another millennium..."
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Fiorisia (Floral Musky) by Profumi Del Forte
"A floral bouquet with a great personality, rich in modulations: the enveloping warmth of jasmine, the spicy persistent note of carnation, the intense sweetness of ylang-ylang. "
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Tirrenico (Musky Marine) by Profumi Del Forte
"A fresh harmony of marine and citrus notes with a fruity and floral aromatic heart. A touch of Philippine elemi and musk complete the fragrance."
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Rajasthan (Musky oriental) by Etro
"Rajasthan tells the tale of the constant traveller moving into colourful Maharajaha cities in the East, as each sensual scent reveals the inherent femininity, passion and elegance of the nomadic soul..."
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L'Orpheline (Musky Woody Incense) by Serge Lutens
"L'Orpheline...the little orphan girl. Fragile but whole. Once again Serge returns to his Moroccan home for a big warm woody scent full of intrigue and memories."
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Jacquard (Musky Floral) by Etro
"Abandon convention, the challenge is rediscovery: the sensuality of a floral bouquet,
the nocturnal notes of wood and spice, and, above all, the unique nuances that speak to individual style."
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La Religieuse (Musky Floral) by Serge Lutens
"This fragrance is a very wearable and highly desirable musky floral. The jasmine is sweet and fresh and the musk, civet, incense undertones provide just the right amount of contrast to balance the creation beautifully."
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Clair de Musc (Aldehydic Musky) by Serge Lutens
"A pure, smooth, crisp musk, for centuries the ingredient used as one of the most sensual and exceptional components of perfume making."
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