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I'd love to know which ingredients they chose to include.
ReplyDeleteThese things crop up at an increasing rate (seeing the demand from perfumistos and perfumistas), so based on that I guess the most common ingredients are to be included: linalool, geraniol, citronellol, rose and jasmine essence perhaps (if they want to give quality to the project), IsoE Super, Evernyl perhaps, maybe a natual citrus or two, labdanum, Galaxolide....
ReplyDeletevery interesting... I only just read this was coming out and on the one hand had high hopes but on the other thought is this totally necessary.
ReplyDeleteGreat bottle and box but it sounds like the juice won't test my liking of the Jo Malone and L'Artisan- or the Serge which I quite like. I will still have to try this though, of course! Happy Easter
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ReplyDeleteI think you meant to comment on the Prada Infusion de Fleur d'Oranger post, so I am going to go ahead and copy your comment there and reply there, if it's all right.
Happy Easter!