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Al Haramain Belle is a women's Eau de Parfum launched in 2020. A sweet fruity with black currant blossom, mandarin and grapefruit up top, melon and apricot in the heart, and sweet notes, musk and sandalwood in the base. Juicy, cheerful and girly.
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Belle smells like a fruit salad on a sunny picnic — black currant and mandarin sparkling, melon and apricot juicy and sweet. It's unapologetically girly and happy, the perfume equivalent of laughter. The sandalwood-musk base keeps it from being pure candy, adding a soft creaminess. This is a young, carefree scent — perfect for teens and twenties, college days and casual outings. It won't win awards for complexity, but it wins hearts. Beginners: completely safe, a delightful first fruity perfume.
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