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Sonnet 116 by SAFF & Co.

Men Women 2024

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Sonnet 116 by SAFF & Co. is a creation in the musky floral woody family, designed for men and women. This fragrance, born in 2024, is a recent work signed by perfumer Jan Fockenbrock. Upon opening, the scent reveals a distinctive touch of rice powder and mojito; the heart unfolds with the freshness of green tea, the delicacy of sambac…

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About Sonnet 116

Main accord green Year 2024 Gender Men · Women Perfumer Jan Fockenbrock

Sonnet 116 by SAFF & Co. is a creation in the musky floral woody family, designed for men and women. This fragrance, born in 2024, is a recent work signed by perfumer Jan Fockenbrock. Upon opening, the scent reveals a distinctive touch of rice powder and mojito; the heart unfolds with the freshness of green tea, the delicacy of sambac jasmine, and the softness of cyclamen; while the base anchors the composition with a milk mousse, ambrette musk, and an enveloping sandalwood.

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