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Nateeva
Aruba

Eau de Parfum, Female, $125 Retail value
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Nateeva - Aruba

The stunning brightness of Aruba’s native Wanglo flower arises from a floral infusion of natural neroli and bergamot, freesia, and rose touched with Persian lime. The smoothly sensual dry down of sheer musk, bleached cedar, and amber droplets polishes off this effortlessly gorgeous blend.
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Neroli
Fragrance family
Floral Fruity Green
Natural, energetic, and fresh - fragrances in the Floral Fruity Green family leave an impression of freshly-picked flowers. Reminiscent of Springtime, these fragrances showcase notes of dew-kissed petals, watery fruits and crisp green leaves.
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  • Fresh27%
  • Light17%
  • Strong16%
  • Warm13%
  • Sweet13%
  • Powdery11%
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Nateeva is a US fragrance brand founded by Jay McSherry and Hope Freeman in 2015. "Nateeva is a collection of fragrance products designed to let your senses take you on an exotic journey to places you’ve visited—or have wished to travel to. When you dream of these destinations, euphoric and fragrant, the feeling of contentment that envelops you can be enthralling. Each Nateeva fragrance is inspired by the native flowers of exotic locations." – a note from the brand.
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