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Diva(1983)
Emanuel Ungaro · Jacques Polge · Chypre
At a glance
Created by Jacques Polge for Emanuel Ungaro, Diva opens on aldehydes, coriander, and rose, moves through a heart of Turkish rose and narcissus, and closes on oakmoss, civet, and patchouli.
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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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Created by Jacques Polge for Emanuel Ungaro, Diva opens on aldehydes, coriander, and rose, moves through a heart of Turkish rose and narcissus, and closes on oakmoss, civet, and patchouli. Its dense rose-chypre structure, built by the same perfumer responsible for Chanel's Coco and Antaeus, offered a dramatic, theatrical femininity matching its operatic title.
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