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Eau Sans Pareil is a 1988 feminine fragrance from Penhaligon's, originally created by Francis Pickthall and reimagined in 2011 for the Anthology collection by Beverley Bayne as an Eau de Toilette. It opens with a rush of aldehydes, neroli, citrus and sparkling fruits, develops white florals and damascus rose, and dries down to oakmoss, vetiver, musk and sweet woods. The house calls it a shimmering chypre, powdery, wistful and romantic.
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