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Product code: NEW/UNUSED LUSH LIMITED on sale EDITION/DISCONTINUED FRANGIPANI 3.3OZ [RETAILED $180]
NEW/UNUSED 3.3 OZ LUSH FRANGIPANI DISCONTINUED PERFUME Exp 10/2024 . ***Deep discounted already 50% from original price, so please no lowball offers:-)**** From the brand: "The legacy (or myth) of the Marquis of FRANGIPANI a delicate dusting of sweet almond used to fragrance gloves. Across the ocean, a flower bearing a similar scent had not yet been discovered, but would eventually inherit the Frangipani name. It's thought that the on sale origins of the word frangipani came from an Italian noble family, a 17th-century marquis who invented a plumeria-scented perfume. Frangi “breaking" plus “bread," a reference to the family's distribution of bread in time of famine. The perfume is a formidable but soft floral that recalls the tradition of leather tanning for the preparation and eventual perfuming of gloves for nobles. Stored in cool dark space in pet free smoke free home.
NEW/UNUSED 3.3 OZ LUSH FRANGIPANI DISCONTINUED PERFUME Exp 10/2024 . ***Deep discounted already 50% from original price, so please no lowball offers:-)**** From the brand: "The legacy (or myth) of the Marquis of FRANGIPANI a delicate dusting of sweet almond used to fragrance gloves. Across the ocean, a flower bearing a similar scent had not yet been discovered, but would eventually inherit the Frangipani name. It's thought that the on sale origins of the word frangipani came from an Italian noble family, a 17th-century marquis who invented a plumeria-scented perfume. Frangi “breaking" plus “bread," a reference to the family's distribution of bread in time of famine. The perfume is a formidable but soft floral that recalls the tradition of leather tanning for the preparation and eventual perfuming of gloves for nobles. Stored in cool dark space in pet free smoke free home.