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Signorina Misteriosa (2016) is a dark vanilla-fruity Eau de Parfum for women, the night-time flanker of the Signorina line. Blackberry and neroli open into tuberose and orange blossom, melting into milk mousse, black vanilla and patchouli. Mysterious, creamy and seductive.
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Misteriosa is Signorina after dark — blackberry and neroli open juicy with a bitter edge, then tuberose and orange blossom turn the heart creamy and narcotic. The black-vanilla-mousse base is like dark vanilla ice cream with patchouli depth. Seductive and long-lasting, it is a winter and date-night star in India. Very beginner-friendly for sweet-vanilla lovers.
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