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Victoria's Secret · Sold as feminine
Oh What Fun is Pink
The intimate moment when you slip into your favorite silk robe after a long day — the soft touch, the lingering scent of rose and amber.
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Oh What Fun is PinkBudget · under $40How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2011, Oh What Fun is Pink by Victoria's Secret captures the essence of feminine elegance with its Oriental Floral profile. Perfumer Gil Clavien crafted a composition that opens with fresh and floral notes, gradually deepening into an amber base with subtle animalic undertones. This fragrance balances the sweetness of rose with the warmth of musk, creating a scent that is both delicate and captivating.
Apply one or two sprays to pulse points for an immediate burst of fresh florals. The animalic notes will emerge as the fragrance settles on the skin, so avoid over-application to let each layer unfold naturally.
Fig. 01 — Oh What Fun is Pink, Victoria's Secret
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Gil Clavien
Gil Clavien Giannoni, raised near the Matterhorn in Switzerland, earned a master's in biology from the University of Geneva in 1989 before joining Firmenich as an Assistant Perfumer, working with Tony Morris and Francis Deleamont.
Designer Victoria's Secret
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