Experience the art of fragrance with the Jo Malone London Peony & Blush Suede Eau de Cologne Spray. Crafted by the renowned British niche fragrance house Jo Malone London, this unisex scent brings together elegance and charm in a beautiful 3.38 oz bottle. Known for their refined and timeless creations, Jo Malone London captures the spirit of modern sophistication in every spray.
Peony & Blush Suede is a delicate yet captivating fragrance that blends the soft floral notes of blooming peonies with the luxurious touch of red apple and the sensual warmth of suede. Each spritz reveals layers of richness, making it a perfect choice for everyday elegance or special occasions. The fragrance is light and fresh, yet it lingers gently on the skin, creating a lasting impression without overpowering.
As an Eau de Cologne (EDC), this scent offers a refreshing and subtle wear, ideal for those who appreciate a graceful fragrance that’s easy to wear throughout the day. Its unisex formulation makes it a versatile addition to any fragrance wardrobe, appealing to both men and women who enjoy refined floral scents with a soft, velvety finish.
Housed in Jo Malone London’s signature minimalist bottle, the 3.38 oz size is perfectly suited for your vanity or travel bag. Whether you’re gifting a loved one or treating yourself, Peony & Blush Suede is a luxurious scent that speaks of style, beauty, and British elegance.
SKU: 690251028142 | Barcode: 0690251028142
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Top Notes Red apple
Heart Notes Peony, Rose, Jasmine, Carnation
Base Notes Suede
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