Aromatix Frostbite French Avenue for women and men
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Aromatix Frostbite by French Avenue is an aromatic and floral fragrance for women and men. Top notes are Blueberry, Mango, Apple, Bergamot and Cardamom; middle notes are Lavender, Geranium, Violet, Jasmine, Pink Pepper and Vetiver; base notes are Ambergris, Amber, Vanilla, Sandalwood, Cedarwood, Patchouli and Oakmoss.
On paper it starts with blueberry and mango, moves to lavender and geranium and dries down to ambergris and amber. The main character is aromatic with a floral side, which usually suits spring and summer, and daytime wear.
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What does French Avenue Aromatix Frostbite smell like?
It is an aromatic and floral scent. Its listed notes include blueberry, mango, apple, bergamot, cardamom, lavender.
Is French Avenue Aromatix Frostbite for men or women?
It is marketed for women and men, but anyone can wear a scent they enjoy.
When should I wear French Avenue Aromatix Frostbite?
Based on its notes it usually suits spring and summer, and daytime wear. Skin, weather and the number of sprays all change how it wears.
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