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La Femme de Fath, a release from Jacques Fath, is a fragrance for women released in 2012. The overall impression leans rose, earthy, woody, and citrus. It develops through an opening of Pink Pepper, Bergamot, and Orange, a heart of Rose, Peach, and Jasmine, and a base of Oakmoss, Patchouli, and Vetiver.
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La Femme de Fath features notes such as Pink Pepper, Bergamot, Orange, Rose, Peach, Jasmine.
La Femme de Fath was launched in 2012.
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rose, earthy, woody, with citrus moving through the background.
rose, earthy, woody, with citrus accents.
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