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@xallxthingsxbeaut: Fayora by Paris Corner @Aroma Concepts UK Size : 100ml Fragrance Notes : Top : Passion fruit, Rose Middle : Orris, Jasmine, Lily of the valley, Violet Base : Sandalwood, Cedar, Vanilla, Musk This fruity/floral perfume smells luxurious and rich. It is lasting and it makes me feel confident. I feel it's more of an evening out scent for me. I really like it. And as all the other Paris Corner perfumes, the packaging is so lush 🩷 🛍️Use code upfl10-MIRKA for 10% OFF Shop here 👇 https://www.aromaconcepts.co.uk/discount/upfl10-MIRKA #ad #gifted #aromaconcepts #aromaconceptsuk #pariscornerperfumes #fragrancelover #fragrance #perfume #fayorapariscorner #perfumelovers❤️

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so dreamy 😍😍😍
2025-08-05 22:54:03
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hometester89
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How pretty is this bottle 😍
2025-08-07 20:37:30
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How beautiful is this!!! Would make such a lovely Christmas present
2025-08-06 10:06:39
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