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Ibitira(2009)
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Xerjoff Ibitira is a refined floral fragrance launched in 2009, celebrated for its luminous citrus opening that quickly gives way to a silky iris heart accented by white flowers, neroli, and a touch of damask rose.
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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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Xerjoff Ibitira is a refined floral fragrance launched in 2009, celebrated for its luminous citrus opening that quickly gives way to a silky iris heart accented by white flowers, neroli, and a touch of damask rose. The dry‑down settles into a warm, musky base of vetiver, cedar, and vanilla, creating a sophisticated, powdery finish that balances elegance with a subtle earthy depth.
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