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Gazelle by Noses

Men 2024

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Gazelle by Noses is a citrus gourmand fragrance for men. This creation, launched in 2024, unfolds an olfactory pyramid where the top notes are lavender and bergamot; the heart consists of honey, cinnamon, jasmine and tobacco; and the base rests on cashmere, tonka bean, vanilla and tobacco.

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About Gazelle

Main accord lavender Year 2024 Gender Men Perfumer Čeština · Deutsch · English · Français · Italiano · Nederlands · Noses ANDALUS · Noses City of Lights · Noses Dark · Noses Date · Noses Egwene · Noses Eternal Tobacco · Noses Honey Tobacco · Noses Horizon of Lilies · Noses Inca · Noses Jurassic · Noses Megamarine · Noses Meow · Noses Milkyway · Noses Montazah · Noses Raaja · Noses Rafael · Noses Sparkles of Fire · Noses Tribal · Noses VENOM · Noses Viva · Polski · Português · Română · Srpski · Svenska · Türkçe

Gazelle by Noses is a citrus gourmand fragrance for men. This creation, launched in 2024, unfolds an olfactory pyramid where the top notes are lavender and bergamot; the heart consists of honey, cinnamon, jasmine and tobacco; and the base rests on cashmere, tonka bean, vanilla and tobacco.

Flowers Sweet and gourmand Spices White flowers

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