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La Vie en Fleurs(1935)
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La Vie en Fleurs is an eau de parfum from Bienaimé, launched in 1935.
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This scent's civet note is a heavily diluted trace of a substance that smells overwhelming and fecal at full strength.
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La Vie en Fleurs is an eau de parfum from Bienaimé, launched in 1935. It opens with bergamot, tarragon, Sicilian Lemon and orange blossom, moves into jasmine, tuberose, lily-of-the-valley, violet and rose and settles on oakmoss, sandalwood, civet, cedar and musk.
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