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Aoud Red Flowers (for women and men)

Designer: Montale Olfactive Group: Oriental Woody
Montale Aoud Red Flowers
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Many red perfumes by the house of Montale appeared in 2008, Aoud Red Flowers being one of them. Montale brought their oriental scent closer to the West this time, since you can feel a nostalgic note of vintage French perfumes and aristocratic powder in this composition. Notes of oud and sandalwood are spiced up with opulent golden saffron, exciting and bright flowers are represented by French tagetes and rose. The nose behind this fragrance is Pierre Montale.

Fragrance Notes

notes
Agarwood (Oud)SandalwoodSaffronTagetesRose

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