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Bond No. 9's musical tribute to Lincoln Center and the West Side's concert halls. Rose, ylang-ylang and peony open lush and romantic, warmed by sandalwood and amber, then soften into a creamy vanilla-musk dry-down — sweet, opulent and full-bodied, like a symphony for the nose.
To me this smells like rose, ylang-ylang and peony opening lush and romantic — a musical tribute to Lincoln Center's concert halls. Sandalwood and amber warm the heart like stage lights. Creamy vanilla and musk soften the drydown into something sweet, opulent, and full-bodied. It is a symphony for the nose: grand, romantic, and beautifully composed. Beginner-friendly — a sweet, opulent floral that's easy to enjoy.
✓ Beginner-friendly
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