33 (Thirty Three) // Eau de Parfum

33 (Thirty Three) // Eau de Parfum

100ml
€43,00
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33 (Thirty Three) // Eau de Parfum

33 (Thirty Three) // Eau de Parfum

€43,00
Size100ml

Eau de parfum 100ml

Made in Portugal

SANJO PERFUME
Unisex Fragrance - Aromatic/Amber


OLFACTORY PYRAMID
Top notes:
Mandarin, Pink Pepper
Heart notes:
Lavender, Nutmeg
Base notes:
Cedarwood, Benzoin


WARNINGS:

- Do not ingest.

- Keep out of reach of children and pets.

- Keep away from flammable objects or substances.

- For external use only.

 

This item must be returned in its original, sealed packaging.

Composition

OLFACTORY PYRAMID

TOP NOTES:
Mandarin, Pink Pepper

HEART NOTES:
Lavender, Nutmeg

BASE NOTES:
Cedar, Kissim

Certification
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