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Two Face by Lost Tribe

Men Women 2024

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Two Face by Lost Tribe is a 2024 olfactory creation, designed for men and women, marking the brand's debut. The nose behind this composition is Mathew Schmuelian. The olfactory pyramid begins with a vibrant top note of pink grapefruit, apple, green mint, ambergris, pineapple, and myrtle. The heart reveals a floral and woody harmony featuring lavender, Turkish rose, sambac jasmine,…

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Main accord sweet Year 2024 Gender Men · Women Perfumer Mathew Schmuelian

Two Face by Lost Tribe is a 2024 olfactory creation, designed for men and women, marking the brand’s debut. The nose behind this composition is Mathew Schmuelian. The olfactory pyramid begins with a vibrant top note of pink grapefruit, apple, green mint, ambergris, pineapple, and myrtle. The heart reveals a floral and woody harmony featuring lavender, Turkish rose, sambac jasmine, jade tree flower, orange blossom, cabreuva wood, cedar, agarwood, and cypress. The base settles on a warm and exotic accord of tobacco, honey, palo santo, Atlas cedar, labdanum, Virginia cedar, Malaysian oud, and sandalwood.

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