Hypnotic Heart 100ml Perfume | 03005788344 Lahore, Karachi, Islamabad, Bahawalpur, Multan, Rawalpindi Shop Online via Whatsapp or Pay Online via Direct Checkout Online at - Martshop.pk
Product Name : Long Lasting Fragrance Women's Perfume - Pnotic Heart, 100 Ml
Product Description : Long Lasting Sweat-resistant Women's Perfume
Product Details:fragrance Name: Pnotic Heart
Gender Type: Women
Quantity: 100 Ml
Product Features: Long Lasting, Smell Luxury Brand 1.1 Eau De Toilette Fresh Florals Fragrance Notes. Evokes Confidence and Composure
Package Includes 1 X Perfume
Disclaimer: Before Using a New Cosmetic Product, Try a Test on a Small Area of Your Skin. If You Have a Specific Allergy or
Sensitivity, Check the Ingredients to Avoid a Reaction. Always Read Warning Labels and Directions on the Package for Using Any Cosmetics
Hypnotic Poison Perfume by Christian Dior, Hinting at Seduction, Hypnotic Poison is an Oriental Vanilla Perfume That Sets an Enticing Mood for an Evening Spent With That Special Someone. Launched in 1998, This Mesmerizingly Rich and Dark Fragrance Was Crafted by Perfumer Annick Menardo. The Top Notes Are a Delectable Blend of Fuzzy and Soft Apricot, Lush Plum and Tropical Coconut. The Heart of the Fragrance Enjoys a Floral Freshness From Creamy Tuberose, Green and Airy Jasmine, Clean and Bright Lily-of-the-valley, Romantic Rose, Fragrant Brazilian Rosewood and Lightly Spiced Caraway. The Scent Gains Its Nuance of Mystery From Warm Base Notes of Soft and Milky Sandalwood, Gourmand Almond, Cozy and Familiar Vanilla and Sensual Musk. Christian Dior, a Prominent French Fashion Designer, Proved to Be an Expert at Creating Mesmerizing Clothing That Perfectly Accentuated the Curves of the Female Form. His Creation of the “new Look” in 1947 Turned the Fashion Industry on Its Head and Re-cemented Paris as the Fashion Capitol of the World. Although the Designer Passed Away in 1957, the Brands Bearing His Name Live on. All Products Are Original, Authentic Name Brands. We Do Not Sell Knockoffs or Imitations.
