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Drawn Close by Chorus

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Drawn Close by Chorus: An Oriental Floral Gem Drawn Close is a unisex fragrance from the Oriental Floral olfactory family, created by Chorus. It blends bright citrus, white florals, and a warm, woody base. The top notes feature mandarin, bergamot, and lavender, offering a fresh and slightly aromatic opening. This is followed by a lush heart of orange blossom, sambac…

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Main accord citrus Gender Men · Women

Drawn Close by Chorus: An Oriental Floral Gem

Drawn Close is a unisex fragrance from the Oriental Floral olfactory family, created by Chorus. It blends bright citrus, white florals, and a warm, woody base.

The top notes feature mandarin, bergamot, and lavender, offering a fresh and slightly aromatic opening. This is followed by a lush heart of orange blossom, sambac jasmine, and orchid, with a thread of lavender adding an herbal touch.

This fragrance is for men and women who enjoy oriental floral scents with a citrus accent, as well as those who appreciate the contrast between freshness and warmth in their daily perfume.

In summary, Drawn Close by Chorus is a well-executed oriental floral, perfect for anyone looking for an accessible fragrance with character. Its blend of clean and sweet notes offers a captivating experience, ideal for any occasion.

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