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Jo Malone Red Roses was released in 2001 as a lightweight ozonic perfume for spring and summer. At the top, invigorating notes of fruity lemon and fresh mint open into a rich floral heart. Here, Bulgarian roses and violet leaves mingle to create a green, aromatic scent while base notes of beeswax and pollen add an animalic effect that deepens the intensity of the perfume.
Jo Malone Red Roses was released in 2001 as a lightweight ozonic perfume for spring and summer. At the top, invigorating notes of fruity lemon and fresh mint open into a rich floral heart. Here, Bulgarian roses and violet leaves mingle to create a green, aromatic scent while base notes of beeswax and pollen add an animalic effect that deepens the intensity of the perfume.
Jo Malone Red Roses was released in 2001 as a lightweight ozonic perfume for spring and summer. At the top, invigorating notes of fruity lemon and fresh mint open into a rich floral heart. Here, Bulgarian roses and violet leaves mingle to create a green, aromatic scent while base notes of beeswax and pollen add an animalic effect that deepens the intensity of the perfume.
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Jo Malone Red Roses was released in 2001 as a lightweight ozonic perfume for spring and summer. At the top, invigorating notes of fruity lemon and fresh mint open into a rich floral heart. Here, Bulgarian roses and violet leaves mingle to create a green, aromatic scent while base notes of beeswax and pollen add an animalic effect that deepens the intensity of the perfume.
