Kenneth
Ruocco
Kenneth Ruocco is a perfumer who worked for Firmenich and created Tuscany Per Donna (1992), an amber floral fragrance originally released by Aramis and later folded into the House of Estée Lauder's core collection.
- Earliest in our catalog
- Tuscany Per Donna, 1992
- In our catalog
- 2 fragrances · 2 houses
Tuscany Per Donna2 houses, one hand
Fragrances credited to Kenneth in our catalog, by house.
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