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Code Femme
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Code Femme

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Armani Code Femme is the eau de parfum Carlos Benaïm, Dominique Ropion and Olivier Polge composed for Giorgio Armani in 2006, the feminine counterpart to Armani Code. The house classifies it as a floral amber: orange blossom lifted by fresh ginger, sambac jasmine, a base of honey, sandalwood and vanilla, in a bottle designed like a dress.

The house classifies Code Femme among the floral ambers, the floral orientals. It describes orange blossom lifted by accents of fresh ginger, a sambac jasmine and a slow caress of honey and sandalwood.

Orange and ginger

Now Smell This lists orange, orange blossom, ginger, a pear sorbet, jasmine, vanilla, woods and lavender honey. Robin first smells a fresh opening of orange and ginger.

Orange blossom

Orange blossom leads the heart, with the sambac jasmine the house names. For Robin, the opening soon gives way to a soft, muted floral resting on a vanilla base.

Honey and sandalwood

The base brings together honey, sandalwood and vanilla; Now Smell This specifies a lavender honey and woody notes. The house speaks of a slow caress, that of honey and sandalwood, which brings the fragrance to a gentle close.

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