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Apples Crave Tea by Arcana Craves

Women 2014

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Apples Crave Tea by Arcana Craves is an aromatic fruity fragrance for women. Launched in 2014, this composition evokes the freshness of a freshly cut apple with a hint of infused tea. Its olfactive structure unfolds in three stages: the opening captures attention with green fruit and aromatic herbs; the heart reveals the complexity of the tea and subtle floral…

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About Apples Crave Tea

Main accord fruity Year 2014 Gender Women

Apples Crave Tea by Arcana Craves is an aromatic fruity fragrance for women. Launched in 2014, this composition evokes the freshness of a freshly cut apple with a hint of infused tea. Its olfactive structure unfolds in three stages: the opening captures attention with green fruit and aromatic herbs; the heart reveals the complexity of the tea and subtle floral notes; while the base leaves a warm, woody trail that lingers on the skin.

Fruits, vegetables and nuts Green, herbal and fougère Spices

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