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2. Chypre - Wikipedia

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   Chypre by Coty, advertisement in French Vogue, 1937 Chypre is French for Cyprus.. The term chypre is French for the island of Cyprus.Its connection to perfumery originated with the first composition to feature the bergamot-labdanum-oakmoss accord, François Coty's perfume Chypre from 1917 (now preserved at the Osmothèque), whose name was inspired by the fact that its raw materials came ...

3. List of perfumes - Wikipedia

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   Lubin Perfumes [13] 1913 April Violets: Yardley: c.1913 Muguet: Coty, Paris: François Coty: 1913 Violette Précieuse: Caron: Ernest Daltroff: 1916 Acqua di Parma Colonia: Acqua di Parma: 1917 Chypre de Coty: Coty, Paris: François Coty [14] 1919 Mitsouko: Guerlain: Jacques Guerlain [10] [11] 1919 Tabac Blond: Caron: Ernest Daltroff: 1921 N°5 ...

4. Category:Perfumes - Wikipedia

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   List of celebrity-branded perfumes; Chanel Chance; Chanel No. 5; Chanel No. 19; Chanel No. 22; Charlie (fragrance) Chypre; Citron; CK One; Classique (fragrance) Clive Christian No. 1; Coco (perfume) Coco Mademoiselle; Cool Water (perfume) Cosmetic packaging; Cosmos (standard) Cour des Senteurs; Cuir de Russie; Curious (fragrance)

5. The Best Citrus Colognes for Men

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   Bitter orange is a common note in chypre fragrances (fragrances based around citrus, labdanum, and oakmoss). ... Most fragrance designers won’t just list all the notes in a given cologne. Rather ...

6. The New Hermès Perfume Took Eight Years to Make and It’s ...

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   The scent is Hermés’s first-ever chypre, which means it’s a trifecta of fresh, floral, and woody. So expect dreamy patchouli, delicate butterfly lily, cocooning oakwood, and the ethereal ...

7. Osmothèque - Wikipedia

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   Exclusive to the collection are countless rare masterpieces elsewhere discontinued or reformulated, including François Coty’s Chypre , Paul Parquet’s Fougère Royale and Aimé Guerlain's Jicky as well as numerous personalized fragrances worn by historical figures such as Elizabeth of Poland, Napoleon and Eugénie de Montijo.