Min New York Hall of Fame perfume 75ml
574ر.س
1030ر.س-44%Product description
Perfume: Min New York Hall of Fame 75ml
Brand: Min New York
Type: for both genders
Concentration:
Size: 75ml
Release year: 2022
Fragrance family: Amber
Ingredients
Top notes: apple, peach, fruits
Heart of the perfume: jasmine, musk
Base of the perfume: patchouli, labdanum, oak moss (oak bark), amber
Middle notes: jasmine, musk
Base notes: patchouli, labdanum, oak moss (oak bark), amber
Main notes: patchouli, labdanum, oak moss (oak bark), amber
Description of the perfume
Min New York Hall of Fame 75ml perfume offers an amber character starting with hints of apple, peach, fruits, the heart of the perfume with jasmine, musk, the base of the perfume composed of patchouli, labdanum, oak moss (oak bark), amber, providing a clear and balanced opening.
The perfume develops into a heart containing jasmine, musk, with the base of patchouli, labdanum, oak moss (oak bark), amber, giving the scent a harmonious character and a clear personality.
In the base, notes of patchouli, labdanum, oak moss (oak bark), amber appear to add depth and suitable longevity, making it appropriate for daily use, occasions, and moderate atmospheres.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How does it smell?
Its amber scent combines apple, peach, fruits, the heart of jasmine, musk, the base of patchouli, labdanum, oak moss (oak bark), amber, and touches of patchouli, labdanum, oak moss (oak bark), amber.
How long does it last?
Longevity varies depending on skin type, environment, and usage method.
How is the projection?
Projection depends on the number of sprays and skin type.
Is it suitable for daily use?
More suitable for evening, occasions, and special times.
Is it suitable for summer or winter?
Suitable for autumn and winter, and moderate to cold weather.

