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Lolita Lempicka – The First Perfume

Lolita Lempicka - The First Perfume
Lolita Lempicka – The First Perfume

Lolita Lempicka , for her fragrance, draws us towards an Object of Desire, a rare, unexpected and yet so familiar olfactory emotion. An enchanting Oriental Gourmand Floral accord.

It combines a Licorice accord made of Anise, Ivy, Violet and Tonka Bean with the sweetness of the gourmet notes of Amarena, Vanilla and Praline. There are also sensual scents based on floral elements, Iris roots, musks. It is a subtle mixture of sensations appealing to all the senses.

A forbidden fruit in which we would want to bite. Object of desire, precious, round and sensual to the touch, baroque and modern at the same time, that we want to keep close to us. Everything about him speaks of love. A heart of gold pierced with an arrow tells of naive and tender love. Ivy leaves symbolize eternal love. The purple color brings all its mystery.

Discover Lolita Lempicka Men’s fragrances .

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Olfactory Family: Oriental – Vanilla

Top Notes: Pineapple, Lemon, Star Anise, Rosewood.

Heart Notes: Lily of the valley, Rose, Jasmine, Liquorice.

Base notes: Almond, Tonka Bean, Vanilla, Heliotrope.

Find it at the best price at our perfume partner:  Le Premier Parfum  – Fragrenza Perfumes as well as all Lolita Lempicka brand products .

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