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Too Too Pretty has some floral undertones, along with pink grapefruit and vanilla.

This provocative and seductively playful scent was introduced before the holidays in 2008. It is composed of a fruityfloral fragrance of nectarine aromas, apple, citrus, pear, red berry, and guanabana (graviola, soursop), with bergamot at the top. The heart follows with cattelaya orchid, lily of the valley, cyclamen, jasmine petals, blackberry, plum, vanilla, and currant leaf and bud, while the base includes golden amber, velvety musk, woody accords, and Tonka bean.

The design of this perfume bottle/jewelry provides constant ventilation and spreading of the scent, which is activated by the heat of human skin. It contains a juicy and refreshing smell of citrus with warm notes of flowers, wood, vanilla, and musk. It opens with a red orange, tangerine, and yuzu scent. The heart features tiare flower and Bourbon vanilla, while the base consists of blonde wood and pale musk.

This perfume has top notes of syringa and white pepper, a heart of ylang ylang, gardenia, and lily, and a base of cedar, sandalwood, benzoin, and musk.

Fakhrul Arab is an Oriental fragrance for men featuring sandalwood, saffron, agarwood (oud), vanilla, and amber, with floral, woody, and spicy notes.

The top notes of Feerie offer aromas of violet with green notes which are refreshing and exciting. Fresh and gracious greenery is accompanied by a blend of floral notes, Italian mandarin, and a fruity accord of black currant. The heart encompasses Bulgarian rose, with a hint of Egyptian jasmine. The base notes introduce accords of iris from Florence, with elegant woody accords of precious wood and Haiti vetiver.

A limited edition for 2009, this work of art comes in the form of a baroque female body. It has top notes of peach, a heart of magnolia with iris from Tuscany, and a base of vanilla and musk.

Gwen Stefanis L, which launched last year, is a soft, fairly good scent. Too bad the same cant be said of this Rastafarian inspired bottle, whose chintzy cap looks more like the logo for 90s metal grunge band L7.

Thierry Muglers Alien was a huge launch in the 90s, in part because of its nontraditional packaging.

So, I was thinking, your excellency Prince Matchabelli... Since were naming this fragrance after the foremost producer of stringed instruments, we should talk packaging. What if we made it look like his, well, package? Like a short, stumpy, upside down version of his manhood? You agree? Great. Ill get right to work on that.