
Etoile
Al Battash Concepts
Etoile is a warm, spiced cacao scent with a dark, earthy twist. The note list leans gourmand, but it is not a cupcake style sweet. It comes acro…★ 4.0 1 votes
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Al Battash Concepts
Etoile is a warm, spiced cacao scent with a dark, earthy twist. The note list leans gourmand, but it is not a cupcake style sweet. It comes acro…
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