10 Perfumes for Life | All time favorite fragrances
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- Methodology - Most loved, yes but also most versatile. If I can only have 10 perfumes I want to be able to have a perfume for every occasion. I have over 300 full bottles of perfume and these are my current 10 perfumes for life.
Beige Eau de Parfum - Chanel
PHI Une Rose de Kandahar - Tauer Perfumes
Love Delight - Amouage
Blanche Bête - Liquides Imaginaires
Pentimento - Jorum Studio
Choeur Des Anges - Atelier des Ors
Vert Malachite - Armani Prive
Ylang in Gold - M. Micallef
Fire at Will - Jovoy Paris
Oriental Enigma - Alexandre.J
I would love to hear from you. What are your 10 perfumes for life? Tell me in the comments.
Email: michelle.fullbottleworthy@gmail.com
Wow, I think I've only tried two here 😊 a very different list. I would love to try Fire at Will. I think Blanche Bête, and also now Love Delight, get a lot of love.
I wish it wasn’t so challenging to send perfume between the US & UK or I would send you a decant from my bottle of Fire at Will. ☺️
Happy to see your version 😊
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@@fullbottleworthy I'm sorry I didn't get chance to finish this with my breakfast this morning, but I'll be back this evening! 😊
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