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Oriza L. Legrand · Sold as unisex
La Fleur D'Oranger Cologne
A sunlit conservatory where the scent of orange blossom mixes with the crispness of lemon, evoking a sense of serene clarity and gentle warmth.
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La Fleur D'Oranger CologneHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 1937 by Oriza L. Legrand, La Fleur D'Oranger Cologne is a floral fragrance for both women and men that captures the essence of citrus and white florals. The composition opens with bright lemon and sweet orange, leading to a heart of jasmine before settling into a base dominated by orange blossom. This fragrance is neither heavy nor overpowering; instead, it exudes a fresh and aromatic quality that feels lasting.
Apply one or two sprays to your pulse points. The citrus notes are vibrant but short-lived, so rely on the lingering base of orange blossom for its long-lasting freshness. Best worn during cooler months when the scent can feel more comforting.
Fig. 01 — La Fleur D'Oranger Cologne, Oriza L. Legrand
Where to buy.
Wear it for a week first
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Designer Oriza L. Legrand
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