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Victoria's Secret · Sold as feminine
Pink 2001
The crisp air in a bustling city park — where the sun filters through lush greenery, and each breath is filled with floral notes and a hint of musk.
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Pink 2001Budget · under $40How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2001 by Victoria's Secret, Pink 2001 was created by perfumer Annie Buzantian to capture the essence of freshness and floral femininity. The composition opens with a burst of citrus from mandarin orange and bergamot, followed by the green vibrancy of violet leaf and artemisia. The heart notes reveal a delicate bouquet of peony, freesia, lily-of-the-valley, and neroli, creating an aromatic and white floral profile. The base notes of musk, vetiver, vanilla, and sandalwood provide a warm and woody foundation that grounds the fragrance.
Apply Pink 2001 to pulse points for a lasting effect. The citrus top notes are bright but fade within an hour, so layering with the woody base can enhance its longevity throughout the day. This fragrance reads best close to skin rather than projecting into a room.
Fig. 01 — Pink 2001, Victoria's Secret
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Azniv (Annie) Buzantian
Firmenich's first woman Master PerfumerAnnie Buzantian is a Master Perfumer who has been part of Firmenich since 1972, when she joined as the company's first perfumer trainee, and has since created more than ninety fragrances.
Designer Victoria's Secret
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