POL - Remembers Portrait of a Lady by Frédéric Malle
Perfume of equivalence reminiscent of Portrait of a Lady by Frédéric Malle
Portrait of a Lady is an intense, enveloping, and magnetic fragrance. From the top, an opulent Turkish rose accord dominates the rich, velvety composition, accompanied by fruity notes of blackcurrant and raspberry. At the heart, incense and clove add mysterious depth, while the base of patchouli, sandalwood, and musk envelops the skin with a long-lasting, sensual trail.
Olfactory notes:
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Top notes: Turkish rose, raspberry, blackcurrant
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Heart notes: Incense, clove, cinnamon
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Base notes: Patchouli, sandalwood, musk, benzoin
Output: Rose, clove, raspberry, black currant, cinnamon.
Heart: Patchouli, incense, sandalwood.
Background: Musk, benzoin, amber.
Intensity : Strong
Station: Autumn and Winter
Recommended Use: Evening
Clear glass bottles with quality black spray to ensure a good spray.
The 500 mL and 1,000 mL options include a free 100 mL bottle and an empty 30 mL bottle to fill and apply the perfume.
Pending update.
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