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Areej Le Doré · Sold as unisex
Indolis
The crisp freshness of an early morning walk through a lush garden where the scent of jasmine, lime, and ginger interweave with the subtle warmth of sandalwood and oakmoss.
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The story behind the bottle.
Indolis by Areej Le Doré is a fragrance that captures the essence of its creator, Russian Adam. Launched in 2018, it combines the brand's signature blend of traditions from around the world — the depth and intensity of Russian culture, the luxurious mystery of Arabian perfumery, and the delicate elegance of French fragrances. Indolis opens with a vibrant citrus-aromatic accord that includes Indonesian jasmine, tangerine, and lime, before evolving into a warm, green heart of gardenia, ginger, and galbanum. The base notes of oakmoss, sandalwood, and benzoin add a rich, earthy depth that makes this fragrance both complex and captivating.
Given its strong sillage and eternal longevity, one spray is often enough to make a lasting impression. The citrus top notes are bright but dissipate quickly, so wait a few minutes before layering for a more balanced scent throughout the day.
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