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L'Eau de Lanvin(1933)
Lanvin · Andre Fraysse · Citrus
At a glance
A citrus-green cologne from Andre Fraysse for Lanvin, opening on bergamot, lemon, and citrus, moving through a green heart, and closing on musk and light woods. It offered a lighter, fresher counterpart to Lanvin's richer aldehydic and leather compositions released the same year, extending the house's range toward simpler, more casual daytime wear.
Did you know?
This scent's musk note is almost certainly synthetic — discovered by accident in 1888 while researching explosives.
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L'Eau de Lanvin is a fragrance from Lanvin, released in 1933 and composed by Andre Fraysse. It sits in the Citrus family. It opens with Bergamot, Lemon, and Citrus, moves into a heart of Green Notes, and settles into a base of Musk and Light Woods.
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