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Japon Noir(2007)
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Tom Ford Japon Noir is a dark, leathery‑spicy composition that opens with a bright bergamot‑citrus bite, softened by ginger and a hint of spice.
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Tom Ford Japon Noir is a dark, leathery‑spicy composition that opens with a bright bergamot‑citrus bite, softened by ginger and a hint of spice. The heart unfolds into a rich patchouli‑jasmine accord studded with leathery undertones, while the base settles into a warm amber‑vetiver blend that carries a lingering smoky character. A bold, masculine‑unisex fragrance, it remains a coveted niche scent despite its discontinuation.
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Smoky Finish
Smoky Finish
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