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Fleurs De Citronnier(2004)
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Serge Lutens’ *Fleurs de Citronnier* is a bright, unisex citrus‑floral that opens with lemon blossom, petitgrain and nutmeg, then settles into a heart of neroli, honey and tuberose, finishing on a warm base of musk…
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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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Serge Lutens’ *Fleurs de Citronnier* is a bright, unisex citrus‑floral that opens with lemon blossom, petitgrain and nutmeg, then settles into a heart of neroli, honey and tuberose, finishing on a warm base of musk, iris and a touch of styrax. Launched in 2004, it is celebrated for its fresh, powdery elegance and its ability to capture the light, airy scent of a lemon orchard.
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