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Boss Alive Eau de Toilette, launched in 2021, is a lighter take on the Boss Alive line for women. Mandarin orange, apple, magnolia and lemon lead over a heart of jasmine sambac, clary sage and may rose. Sandalwood, cedar and moss form the base.
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To me this smells like a woman starting over in a new city — mandarin and apple crisp as a fresh notebook, lemon bright as ambition, magnolia soft and white as new beginnings. Jasmine sambac and May rose bloom through the middle, clary sage keeping it clear-headed. Sandalwood, cedar and moss dry it down grounded and calm. It smells like confidence with the windows down — fresh, floral, and quietly fearless. The moss at the base keeps her grounded, green and real, no matter how high the day flies. Beginner-friendly.
✓ Beginner-friendly
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