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Gardenia (de Molinard) is a 2005 Eau de Parfum from Molinard that centers on the creamy, slightly sweet aroma of gardenia, accented by jasmine and cyclamen in the heart. Its bright opening of orange blossom, freesia and apricot gives a floral freshness, while the dry, woody base of cedar and subtle musk grounds the scent, making it a classic yet understated floral fragrance.
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