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Al Absar Melted Sugar vs Oil Perfumery Oil Perfumery Impression of Estee Lauder - Tuberose Gardenia

Compare Al Absar Melted Sugar and Oil Perfumery Oil Perfumery Impression of Estee Lauder - Tuberose Gardenia side by side across notes, accords, longevity, projection, ratings, and best use cases.

Al Absar Melted Sugar

Al Absar Melted Sugar

Oil Perfumery Oil Perfumery Impression of Estee Lauder - Tuberose Gardenia

Oil Perfumery Oil Perfumery Impression of Estee Lauder - Tuberose Gardenia

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unisex
female

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Eau de Parfum
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Melted Sugar is an ambery floral fragrance opening with orange blossom and jasmine. Tuberose and tobacco introduce a rich, contrasting heart before patchouli and vetiver create a woody, earthy finish.
Tuberose and gardenia lead a densely floral heart supported by jasmine, white lily and orange flower. Neroli, lilac and rosewood offer a lighter opening, while vanilla and carnation round out the base. Its defining character is a rich blend of white flowers.

Notes

Top Notes

Orange Blossom, Jasmine
Neroli, Lilac, Rosewood

Middle Notes

Tuberose, Tobacco
Tuberose, Gardenia, Jasmine, White Lily, Orange Flower

Base Notes

Patchouli, Vetiver
Vanilla, Carnation

Main Accords

Accords

White FloralTuberoseTobaccoFloralSweetWoodyPatchouli
White FloralTuberoseFloralSweetVanillaWoody

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