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@luisasoaress11: IRRESISTÍVEL ❤️‍🔥 Malek da Mawwal Arabia é da família olfativa Aromático Amadeirado. Suas notas de topo são: noz-moscada, canela, cardamomo e toranja. Uma nota de coração é: lavanda. As notas de fundo são: alcaçuz, sândalo, âmbar, patchouli e vetiver do Haiti. PERFEITO!!! 🤌🏼 deixa rastro por onde passa!!

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