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Coty’s 1946 perfume Giselle opens with bright orange blossom and bergamot, giving an airy citrusy greeting. The heart unfolds into a romantic floral blend of jasmine and ylang‑ylang, while the base settles on warm sandalwood and musk, creating a timeless, elegant scent noted for its classic sophistication.
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