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Quality of Flesh from Gini Parfum is a fragrance for women and men introduced in 2024. From first spray to drydown, it shows an opening of Juniper Berries, Black Pepper, and Baie Rose, a heart of Costus, Styrax, Narcissus, and Patchouli, and a base of Castoreum, Benzoin, Leather, and Oud.
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Quality of Flesh features notes such as Juniper Berries, Black Pepper, Baie Rose, Costus, Styrax, Narcissus.
Quality of Flesh was launched in 2024.
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woody, amber, floral, with spicy moving through the background.
woody, amber, floral, with spicy accents.
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