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Eau d'Eté is a unisex eau de toilette from Parfums de Nicolaï, launched in 1997 as part of the Eaux Fraîches trilogy and composed by Patricia de Nicolaï. Foamy citruses of Mexican lime, Florida grapefruit and sweet orange open the scent, with cinnamon-spiced jasmine at the heart. The base finishes with benzoin and sweet musk.
This smells like summer in a glass — specifically, the fizz. Mexican lime, grapefruit and sweet orange foam over the skin like citrus soda, bright and effervescent and gone too soon in the best way. Cinnamon-spiced jasmine warms the heart like sun on a white shirt, musk and benzoin softening the base into clean, sweet comfort. Part of the Eaux Fraîches trilogy, and the most joyful of them: pure, sparkling, uncomplicated happiness. Simple, sparkling, and gone too soon — like all the best summers. Beginner-friendly.
✓ Beginner-friendly
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