Perfume fragrance descriptions typically focus on the unique combination of notes that make up a scent. Here’s how different fragrance families are described:

Floral: Fresh, sweet, and often romantic. Includes flowers like rose, jasmine, lily, and violet.
- Example: "A soft blend of rose and jasmine with hints of lily of the valley, evoking elegance and grace."
Fruity: Sweet, fresh, and lively. Notes like citrus, apple, pear, or berries are common.
- Example: "A bright burst of juicy peach and citrus, layered with a delicate floral heart."
Woody: Earthy and warm, with notes of sandalwood, cedar, or patchouli.
- Example: "A rich blend of cedarwood and sandalwood, with a smooth, grounding musk."
Oriental/Gourmand: Warm, sweet, and spicy with rich ingredients like vanilla, amber, and caramel.
- Example: "A decadent mix of caramel, vanilla, and amber, creating a sweet, intoxicating scent."
Citrus: Crisp, zesty, and energizing, typically featuring lemon, lime, orange, or grapefruit.
- Example: "A vibrant, zesty fragrance with bright lemon and orange notes, refreshing and uplifting."
Spicy: Bold, warm, and aromatic, often using cinnamon, clove, or cardamom.
- Example: "A warm blend of spicy cinnamon and clove, with a hint of vanilla for depth."

Each fragrance can vary in intensity and mood depending on how these notes are combined.

Sauvage perfume (Alcohol-Free Fragrance - Fresh and Intense Notes) 100 ML

Sauvage perfume (Alcohol-Free Fragrance - Fresh and Intense Notes) 100 ML

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