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Fleur Bienaimee(1920)
Houbigant · Robert Bienaime · Floral
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A mixed-floral composition credited to Robert Bienaime, opening on bergamot before a blended floral heart, closing on musk and woods.
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This scent's musk note is almost certainly synthetic, discovered by accident in 1888 while researching explosives.
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A mixed-floral composition credited to Robert Bienaime, opening on bergamot before a blended floral heart, closing on musk and woods. Fleur Bienaimee plays on the perfumer's own surname, meaning beloved, a subtle personal signature within the fragrance's name itself. Bienaime, who created Quelques Fleurs in 1912, brought the same abstract-bouquet sensibility to Houbigant's smaller releases throughout the 1910s and 20s.
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