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Victoria's Secret · Sold as feminine
So In Love
The quiet intimacy of a candlelit dinner where the scent of honeyed roses fills the room, creating a cocoon of comfort and affection.
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Launched in 2005 by Victoria's Secret and crafted by perfumer Annie Buzantian, So In Love is a floral fragrance that captures the essence of romance and warmth. It opens with an ozonic freshness that quickly gives way to a heart of rose and yellow florals, creating a bright yet intimate atmosphere. The base notes of honey and warm spices add depth and sweetness, making it feel like an embrace of comfort and affection.
This fragrance blooms best with two sprays — the ozonic top notes are fleeting but set off the floral heart beautifully. The warm base notes take an hour to fully settle in, so it's perfect for evening wear.
Fig. 01 — So In Love, 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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