Olfactionary
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This scent's jasmine note owes its richness to indole, the same compound found, in larger amounts, in feces.
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A parfum-strength version of Yves Saint Laurent's Black Opium, opening on coffee and white flowers before a jasmine sambac heart, closing on four distinct vanillas, including vanilla bourbon and vanilla orchid, alongside coffee, offering the richest, most concentrated expression within the franchise.
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Top notes
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