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L'Eau de Phaedon, a release from Phaedon, is a fragrance for women and men released in 2014. The perfumer behind it is Danielle Maniquant. The overall impression leans green, citrus, white floral, and aquatic. It develops through an opening of Neroli, Yellow Mandarin, and Jasmine, a heart of Agave and Aloe Vera, and a base of Musk and Woody Notes.
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L'Eau de Phaedon features notes such as Neroli, Yellow Mandarin, Jasmine, Agave, Aloe Vera, Musk.
L'Eau de Phaedon was launched in 2014.
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green, citrus, white floral, with aquatic moving through the background.
green, citrus, white floral, with aquatic accents.
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