Carnation Eau de Parfum
If the Color Pink Had a Scent, It Would Be Carnation Perfume
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Carnation Eau de Parfum
If the Color Pink Had a Scent, It Would Be Carnation Perfume
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The sweet, simple essence of pink carnations—with a spicy undertone suggesting clove—was introduced in 1942 by Mary Chess. This American perfumer became renowned for her line of floral fragrances packaged in bottles shaped like chess pieces, which were favored by Britain's Queen Mother. 0.33 oz. spray.
- A floral-spicy fragrance
- Favorite of the British Crown
- 0.33 oz. spray
Carnation, a royal favorite, was introduced in 1942 by American perfumer Mary Chess.
Carnation Eau de Parfum
Safety Warnings
Ingredients
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Origin
Danger: Flammable until dry, discontinue use if any irritation develops. Do not spray near eyes or open flame. For external use only.
SDA, Aqua, and Fragrance
Shelf Life: 5 Years
Manufactured In: USA
Material - Country Of Origin: USA
Carnation Eau de Parfum
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Where is the clove?
I love the fragrance of carnations -- so much that I asked for this for my birthday. Upon receiving it, I eagerly applied it to my wrist. I was sorely disappointed to smell only a "powdery," almost musty smell, not the clove that I had been expecting and that is the very essence of carnation.
April 3, 2013
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