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L'Eau de Lanvin(1933)
Lanvin · Andre Fraysse · Citrus
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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.
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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 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.
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