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What is a Gift Sets?
Gift sets are packages which include the fragrance along with additional bonus items, which may be a shower gel, after shave, bag, etc. They are perfect to give as gifts due to their lavish presentation and bonus accessories.
What is Boxed Variants?
These are simply the boxed variant of the fragrance, which means they are exactly the same packaging as you would find at the department store. Boxed variants are always sealed with cello (plastic wrap) unless specified, or if the manufacturer by default does not produce it.
What is a Tester?
The tester comes without the fancy packaging (usually in a plain white box) and often without a cap (unless mentioned otherwise). For personal use, testers are a fantastic cost-saving alternative over the boxed goods, which are in contrast sealed and more presentable as gifts. The testers are unused and their concentrations are exactly the same as the sealed box variant.
A perfume decant is a smaller sized vial of fragrance that is perfect for trying out a fragrance before committing to a full bottle. Decants are independently rebottled by a trusted third party based on the interest level for any fragrance.
Etat Libre D'Orange Exit The King
Etat Libre D'Orange Exit The King
by Etat libre d'orange
SKU:
SKU:ETATETKEDPM-50B
Exit The King by Etat Libre d'Orange is a Chypre Floral fragrance, a unique creation for both women and men. Launched in 2020, this scent is a powerful symbol of the fall of patriarchal power, a theme that resonates through its woody and floral notes. Conceived by perfumers Cecile Matton and Ralf Schwieger, it opens with an effusive blend of soap, subtly salty, citrusy Timur spice, aldehydes, pink pepper, and sheer musk. The heart notes carry the floral essence of rose, jasmine, and lily-of-the-valley, while the base notes feature moss, patchouli, sandalwood, and Ambroxan. This fragrance, with its above-average longevity, marries fresh, synthetic, spicy, and earthy elements, presenting a complex olfactory experience that boldly declares: nothing can rule us.