L'homme Eau De Toilette Spray
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About this fragrance
L'Homme Lacoste Eau de Toilette by Lacoste (launched in 2017, created by Michel Girard) is a fresh fruity citrus fragrance for men with mandarin, rhubarb, ginger and vanilla.
How it feels
Bright and smooth: mandarin, rhubarb, sweet orange and quince first, then ginger, almond, black pepper and jasmine, settling into vanilla, cedar, musk and amber.
You'll love it if you like
Fresh citrus colognes with a sweet, spicy twist and easy everyday scents.
- Fragrance family: Citrus · Fruity · Fresh Spicy
- Top notes: Mandarin Orange, Rhubarb, Sweet Orange, Quince
- Heart notes: Ginger, Almond, Black Pepper, Jasmine
- Base notes: Vanilla, Woody Notes, Cedar, Musk, Amber
- Best for: Daytime, office, year-round
100% authentic Lacoste fragrance, shipped from the USA.
- Brand
- Lacoste
- Fragrance type
- Eau de Toilette
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