
Bridal Garden
The New Jerusalem
Bridal Garden by The New Jerusalem opens with a sharp burst of lemon and juicy mandarin orange before settling into a soft, calming blend of cot…★ 3.2 9 votes
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The New Jerusalem
Bridal Garden by The New Jerusalem opens with a sharp burst of lemon and juicy mandarin orange before settling into a soft, calming blend of cot…
The New Jerusalem
Balm of Gilead by The New Jerusalem opens with a sharp, cooling burst of garden mint that immediately feels crisp and herbal. As the initial bri…
The New Jerusalem
Cassia by The New Jerusalem offers a warm, rustic scent centered around botanical spices and smooth olive oil. Right away, you get the rich, dry…
The New Jerusalem
Henna by The New Jerusalem is a deeply herbal, oil-based botanical fragrance built around crushed green henna leaves, rich pressed olive oil, an…
The New Jerusalem
Holy by The New Jerusalem opens with a distinctive blend of rich olive oil and pungent cinnamon spice that immediately recalls historical resino…
The New Jerusalem
Cinnamon by The New Jerusalem is a direct, unfiltered spice fragrance built around true culinary bark and rich green botanical undertones. Relea…
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Dusk by New Look wears as a patchouli-led floral with jasmine and iris giving it a soft, powdery heart. Reviews describe an intense floral openi…
New Look
Blush by New Look is a soft, budget-friendly take on the Coco Mademoiselle style, built around rose, patchouli, jasmine and vetiver. It opens ai…
New Look
Touch by New Look wears as a soft, creamy vanilla floral with tonka at the centre. It opens more floral than sugary, then settles into a powdery…
New Look
Night by New Look is a rose-led floral fruity scent with a warmer, dressier feel than the name-brand basics in this price range. Mandarin and pe…
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