Eau de Toilette - Azahar (Orangenblüte) - 100 ml

Eau de Toilette - Azahar (Orangenblüte) - 100 ml

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Eau de Toilette - Azahar (Orangenblüte) - 100 mlLieferzeit 3 5 Tage Das Eau de Toilette Azahar von Benditaluz besitzt einen herrlich erfrischenden Duft. Es vereint das Aroma von Neroli Blten und Jasmin mit der sanften Se von Pfirsichblttern, und kreiert so ein warmes und edles Ambiente. Wenige Sprhste reichen aus, um Ihnen eine ganz persnliche Note zu verleihen! Produktlinie: Azahar Typ: Eau de Toilette Merkmale: leuchtend, lebhaft, weich und sinnlich Hergestellt in: Sevilla, Spanien Fllmenge und

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012