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This scent's ambergris note likely traces back to a lump of whale secretion that spent years rotting in the ocean before washing ashore.
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Created by William Fraysse for Caron, this variant of the historic Pour Un Homme opens on lime and lavender, moves through a heart of Bourbon geranium and vanilla, and closes on Haitian vetiver and ambergris, offering a fresher, contemporary reinterpretation of Ernest Daltroff's 1934 fougere classic under the guidance of a new generation of the Fraysse perfuming family.
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