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Coeur De Glace is a white floral fragrance built around gardenia, galbanum, jasmine and narcissus, with mango, wild berries and bergamot adding a brig… Show more

Coeur De Glace is a white floral fragrance built around gardenia, galbanum, jasmine and narcissus, with mango, wild berries and bergamot adding a brighter fruity edge. It should appeal most to shoppers who like floral scents with green bite, soft musk and a woody base rather than a simple sweet bouquet. The evidence is limited, so this is best approached as a. Show less

Acqua Brasilis by O Boticário opens with an energetic splash of sharp Amalfi lemon, sweet mandarin orange, and crushed green basil. As the initial cit… Show more

Acqua Brasilis by O Boticário opens with an energetic splash of sharp Amalfi lemon, sweet mandarin orange, and crushed green basil. As the initial citrus blast settles, a mellow heart of green fig leaf and crisp hyacinth adds a subtle fruity sweetness that keeps the profile fresh without turning candy-like. The base brings gentle warmth with clean musk, soft sandalwood, and a dash of sweet tonka bean. It smells bright, casual, and sun-drenched, making it an easy daily cologne for warm spring afternoons and humid summer mornings. Show less

Live in Love opens with a crisp snap of galbanum, hyacinth, and bergamot that quickly softens into a damp green garden. Lily-of-the-valley, African or… Show more

Live in Love opens with a crisp snap of galbanum, hyacinth, and bergamot that quickly softens into a damp green garden. Lily-of-the-valley, African orange flower, and jasmine dominate the middle phase, bringing a dew-covered floral sweetness that feels clean and bright. As the initial sharp green bite settles, cedarwood, musk, and sandalwood ground the white blossoms, keeping the drydown calm and woody. It smells like stepping outside on a cool April morning right after heavy rain. Worn on warm skin during spring days, it projects a light, soapy trail. Show less

Oscar de la Renta Live In Love New York opens with a sharp burst of galbanum and hyacinth before melting into heavy spun sugar. Thick orange flower an… Show more

Oscar de la Renta Live In Love New York opens with a sharp burst of galbanum and hyacinth before melting into heavy spun sugar. Thick orange flower and jasmined amber replace the crisp greenery of the original version, creating a warm gourmand veil. It fits cool autumn afternoons when you want a cozy, candy floral projection without paying designer prices. Show less

Ops! Fashion by O Boticário is a vibrant woody floral eau de toilette that blends bright citrus energy with a smooth, comforting base. It opens with a… Show more

Ops! Fashion by O Boticário is a vibrant woody floral eau de toilette that blends bright citrus energy with a smooth, comforting base. It opens with a sparkling burst of African orange flower and Italian bergamot, given a subtle herbal kick by crushed coriander. As the initial zest settles, a bouquet of powdery iris, dewy lily-of-the-valley, and fresh rose petals softens the composition into a clean, feminine heart. The base reveals warm Virginia cedar, creamy sandalwood, and a touch of sweet vanilla and tonka bean that keeps the woods grounded and approachable. It smells crisp yet cozy, making it an easy everyday signature for warm spring afternoons, relaxed office settings, and casual weekend outings. Show less

Oscar de la Renta Live In Love Paris opens with a burst of crisp bergamot and sharp galbanum before softening into a dewy garden core. Fresh lily-of-t… Show more

Oscar de la Renta Live In Love Paris opens with a burst of crisp bergamot and sharp galbanum before softening into a dewy garden core. Fresh lily-of-the-valley and green hyacinth lead the top notes, keeping the opening bright rather than sugary. As the scent settles, clean jasmine and sweet African orange flower weave around a sheer rose heart. The dry-down relies on a light musk base anchored by cedar and sandalwood, staying close to the skin without becoming heavy. It feels like walking through a damp botanical garden on an early May morning. Show less