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Navitus Parfums · Sold as unisex
Divine Aphrodisiac
The aroma of freshly baked almond pastries in a cozy bakery, where nuttiness and sweetness blend with warm spices and earthy undertones.
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Divine AphrodisiacHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2022, Divine Aphrodisiac by Navitus Parfums is an intricate blend of nutty and warm spicy accords that evoke a sense of indulgence and warmth. The fragrance opens with sesame and bitter almond, creating a nuanced contrast between nuttiness and sweetness. This leads into a heart of Ceylon cinnamon and peanut, which adds depth and complexity, while praline brings a touch of gourmand richness to the composition. Orris root and iris lend an earthy yet floral undertone, grounding the scent with a subtle sophistication.
Apply two sprays to the pulse points for a lasting effect. The fragrance blooms within an hour, so it's best to wear it close to your skin rather than layering heavily in one go.
Fig. 01 — Divine Aphrodisiac, Navitus Parfums
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