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Emper's Whispers of New York is a fragrance for women and men. The note pyramid moves through an opening of Cucumber, Seaweed, and Lemon, a heart of Bitter Orange, Pistachio, Lavender, and Musk, and a base of Ambergris, Leather, Vetiver, and Caraway.
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Whispers of New York features notes such as Cucumber, Seaweed, Lemon, Bitter Orange, Pistachio, Lavender.
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citrus, woody, amber, with musky moving through the background.
citrus, woody, amber, with musky accents.
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