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Mandarin and Ginger by Durance en Provence

Men Women 2012

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Mandarin and Ginger by Durance en Provence is an aromatic citrus fragrance from the olfactory family, created in 2012 by perfumer Olivier Cresp. This composition, designed for men and for women, unfolds a fragrance pyramid where the top notes evoke the freshness of mandarin and the zing of ginger; the heart reveals a floral and spicy harmony that adds depth…

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  • Winter 0%
  • Spring 29%
  • Summer 57%
  • Autumn 14%
  • Day 80%
  • Night 20%

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LongevitySoft SillageStrong Best momentSummer

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About Mandarin and Ginger

Main accord citrus Year 2012 Gender Men · Women

Mandarin and Ginger by Durance en Provence is an aromatic citrus fragrance from the olfactory family, created in 2012 by perfumer Olivier Cresp. This composition, designed for men and for women, unfolds a fragrance pyramid where the top notes evoke the freshness of mandarin and the zing of ginger; the heart reveals a floral and spicy harmony that adds depth to the structure; and the base settles on warm, woody notes that prolong the essence’s persistence.

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