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Tuberose, tomato leaf, jasmine — read like that it sounds simple. Annick Goutal Passion is not.
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How it moves
Tuberose and tomato leaf hit first, the way an opening line should. By the half hour it has become jasmine and vanilla. Last to go: oakmoss and patchouli.
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