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This scent's orange blossom note was reportedly the only perfume Louis XIV could tolerate by the end of his life.
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Guerlain Les Colognes Eau de Guerlain is a bright, citrus‑aromatic eau de cologne that evokes the sun‑kissed gardens of Provence. Created in 1974 by Jean‑Paul Guerlain, its sparkling top notes of bergamot and lemon give way to an herbaceous heart of neroli and motherwort, settling into a warm base of tonka bean and forest undergrowth.
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Top notes
Heart notes
Motherwort
Base notes
Forest Undergrowth
Forest Undergrowth
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