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Spicy notes quickly give way to a light and refreshing base in Mandragore, a perfume from Annick Goutal. Released in 2005, this casual women's perfume has a top note of black pepper that smells rich and spicy, while base notes of ginger and boxwood add a deeper tone to the fragrance. The addition of bergamot and mint adds a light note that keeps the other scents from overpowering your senses. Apply a dab to your wrists before heading to the office or while doing errands around town.

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My daughter calls this 'gypsy perfume'. It is really very unusal. Quite spicey and potent when you first spray it but very quickly softens to a light fragrance. I'd buy this for someone who is a bit of a hippy - even if they don't wear perfume, it'll look good on their shelf.

Written by Jacquie on November 16, 2011

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I love Petite Cherie and have worn it for about 10 years, but this I love even more! Best fragrance ever.

Written by LMK on December 06, 2010

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Smells clean not overpowering love this for daytime use.

Written by Jamie on July 19, 2010

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Love it.

Written by Anonymous on June 07, 2010

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'Mandragore.' Even the name is mysterious. This is from a Himalayan flower, kind of a mandarin orange base; light, clean, different, casual, dries fast. I collect Vetivers; I don't particularly like Annick Ghoutal's vetiver, but his (her?) Mandragore is deeeee-lish. Beautiful bottle.

Written by Elegant Gent on April 21, 2010

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