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Elysia Sugar Patchouli Eau De Parfum 100ml

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Fragrance World warm & spicy Women

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Indulge in the alluring charm of Elysia Sugar Patchouli Eau De Parfum by Fragrance World. This 100ml masterpiece opens with a tantalizing blend of rum, vanilla orchid, and jasmine, setting a sweet and intoxicating tone. The heart unfolds creamy vanilla, luscious crème brûlée, warm spices, tonka bean, leather, and delicate rose, crafting a rich and sophisticated aroma. Finally, a deep base of patchouli, brown sugar, oud, amber musk, and sugar leaves a captivating woody and gourmand trail.

Perfect for those who crave a luxurious and sweet fragrance with a bold patchouli twist, Elysia Sugar Patchouli envelops you in warmth and elegance, making it the perfect signature scent for any occasion.

Experience a delicious harmony of sweet, woody, and warm spicy accords that keep you feeling irresistibly confident all day long.

Top Notes: Rum, Vanilla Orchid, Jasmine
Middle Notes: Vanilla, Crème Brûlée, Spicy Notes, Tonka Bean, Leather, Rose
Base Notes: Patchouli, Brown Sugar, Oud, Sugar, Amber Musk

Sweet

Patchouli

Woody

Rum

Fruity

Warm Spicy

Floral

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Fragrance performance may vary depending on skin type, environment, and application

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This fragrance is intended for external use only

Keep away from direct heat, sunlight, and open flames