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D'Orsay
Nous sommes amants. M.D. 50ml
$165
D’ORSAY creates genderless fragrances rooted in a Parisian heritage that traces back to 1830, when Alfred d’Orsay composed a scent he could share with his muse, Marguerite de Blessington. Crafted with contemporary perfumers, the maison explores modern expressions of intimacy through refined, mixed compositions. Nous Sommes Amants. M.D. is a woody, spicy Eau de Parfum inspired by skin-to-skin closeness. Built around smoky palo santo and creamy sandalwood, the fragrance is layered with aromatic spices and woods.
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Product Description
• Fragrance notes: black pepper, juniper berry, palo santo, sandalwood, cedar
• Comprised of natural ingredients
• Comprised of natural ingredients
Measurements
50ml / 1.69 fl. oz
Materials / Ingredients
Alcohol denat., Parfum (Fragrance), Aqua (Water), Limonene, Hydroxycitronellal, Citral, Linalool, Tocopherol, Eugenol, Citronellol, Anise Alcohol, Geraniol. 79,7% Vol.
Origin
Made in France
Shipping & Delivery
All U.S. orders are fulfilled during normal business hours (Monday–Friday) and generally ship within 24–48 hours of fulfillment via FedEx. Delivery typically arrives within 3–7 business days, with free ground shipping for orders over $300. Choose in-store pick-up at checkout for added convenience.
D'Orsay
Founded in Paris in 1830 by Alfred d’Orsay, D’ORSAY was born from a love story, when he created a fragrance he and his muse, Marguerite de Blessington, could share. Today, the maison continues this legacy by exploring the many facets of love through genderless, mixed compositions. Reimagined with contemporary perfumers, D’ORSAY unites nearly two centuries of heritage with modern olfactory expression.
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