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West Indies from Hi Wildflower Botanica is a fragrance for men introduced in 2014. Tanwi Nandini Islam is credited as the perfumer. Earthy, strong and uplifting, all at once. From first spray to drydown, it shows an opening of Atlas Cedar, Lavender, Rum, and Black Pepper, a heart of Violet Leaf, Cardamom, and Immortelle, and a base of Vetiver, Orris Root, Benzoin, and Opoponax.
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West Indies features notes such as Atlas Cedar, Lavender, Rum, Black Pepper, Violet Leaf, Cardamom.
West Indies was launched in 2014.
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spicy, woody, green, with floral moving through the background.
spicy, woody, green, with floral accents.
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