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Roxo by Jinx Smells

Men Women 2024

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Roxo by Jinx Smells is an olfactory creation from 2024, designed for men and women, marking the brand's debut. The nose behind this fragrance is Arthur Clay Emrick. The olfactory pyramid begins with top notes of blackberry, magnolia, violet, blackcurrant, palo santo, and spices. The heart reveals a combination of Bulgarian rose, Port wine, jasmine, and iris. The base settles…

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LongevityVery long-lasting SillageRoom-filling CharacterUnisex

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About Roxo

Main accord fruity Year 2024 Gender Men · Women Perfumer Arthur Clay Emrick

Roxo by Jinx Smells is an olfactory creation from 2024, designed for men and women, marking the brand’s debut. The nose behind this fragrance is Arthur Clay Emrick. The olfactory pyramid begins with top notes of blackberry, magnolia, violet, blackcurrant, palo santo, and spices. The heart reveals a combination of Bulgarian rose, Port wine, jasmine, and iris. The base settles on tobacco, natural musk, ambergris, musk, Cambodian oud, neroli, oud wood, Mysore sandalwood, bourbon vanilla, and castoreum.

Fruits, vegetables and nuts Flowers Woods and mosses Spices White flowers Musk, amber and animalic

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