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Fleur d’Oranger Freesia by Christine Arbel

Women 2012

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Fleur d'Oranger Freesia: An Elegant White Floral Christine Arbel introduced Fleur d'Oranger Freesia in 2012, a floral fragrance for women with a refined, modern feel. The scent balances fresh bergamot leaves with an unusual sandy base. With a moderate sillage, it works well as an everyday scent in spring and summer. The clean blend of orange blossom and white musk…

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About Fleur d’Oranger Freesia

Main accord white-floral Year 2012 Gender Women

Fleur d'Oranger Freesia: An Elegant White Floral

Christine Arbel introduced Fleur d'Oranger Freesia in 2012, a floral fragrance for women with a refined, modern feel. The scent balances fresh bergamot leaves with an unusual sandy base.

With a moderate sillage, it works well as an everyday scent in spring and summer. The clean blend of orange blossom and white musk is comforting, while the sandy note provides an original, almost sun-warmed nuance.

Those who appreciate fresh white florals with a powdery, slightly mineral edge will enjoy this fragrance, especially if they favour subtlety over heavy projection.

Fleur d'Oranger Freesia is a balanced, graceful creation from Christine Arbel, and a lovely choice for anyone who wants an elegant white floral with a distinctive sandy character.

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