Fleur d’Oranger Freesia by Christine Arbel
Women 2012
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Fleur d'Oranger Freesia: A Luminous White Floral Christine Arbel released Fleur d'Oranger Freesia in 2012, a floral fragrance for women that feels both classic and contemporary. Its composition pairs the crispness of bergamot leaves with a soft sandy base. The sillage is moderate, making it a versatile option for daytime wear in spring or summer. The combination of orange blossom…
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Bergamot Leaves
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Heart
orange blossom
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Base
sandalwood
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About Fleur d’Oranger Freesia
Fleur d'Oranger Freesia: A Luminous White Floral
Christine Arbel released Fleur d'Oranger Freesia in 2012, a floral fragrance for women that feels both classic and contemporary. Its composition pairs the crispness of bergamot leaves with a soft sandy base.
The sillage is moderate, making it a versatile option for daytime wear in spring or summer. The combination of orange blossom and white musk feels clean and comforting, while the sandy note adds an original mineral edge that sets it apart.
This perfume will appeal to those who love white florals with a fresh, slightly powdery and mineral finish, and who prefer subtle over intense compositions.
Fleur d'Oranger Freesia is a well-crafted, luminous fragrance from Christine Arbel, perfect for anyone seeking an elegant white floral with a delicate sandy twist.
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