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Fruit d'Amour Lilac Emanuel Ungaro
Emanuel Ungaro

Fruit d'Amour Lilac Emanuel Ungaro

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Ungaro launches Lilac, the new fragrance from the Fruit d'Amour collection. The collection, presented in 2015, originally consisted of three editions: Gold, Pink and Green. Fruit d'Amour Lilac is inspired by fairytale motives of enchanted fruit and attraction potions. It is created for a woman with a hypnotic personality and seductive style. The composition is made to be delicious and fruity, opening with raspberry enhanced by blueberry liquor and exotic Indian wormwood. Its heart is said to be a rich bouquet of deep magnetism, with irresistible black velvet orchid, a thorny and provocative rose and patchouli. The base ends with sweet caramel, amber, benzoin and cashmere wood notes. A round, apple – shaped bottle is colored in soft pastel violet hues, decorated with the golden cap of baroque details. Ungaro Fruit d'Amour Lilac is available as a 30, 50 and 100 ml Eau de Toilette.

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  • Contains Black Orchid, a note found in only 2 fragrances
  • One of 76 Emanuel Ungaro fragrances in the encyclopedia

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