No. 5 – Inspired by No. 5
No. 5 – Inspired by No. 5 EDP
No. 5 EDP Alternative in India — "A Woman's Perfume with a Woman's Scent" — Coco | Aldehydes, Ylang-Ylang, Neroli, Jasmine, Rose, Iris, Lily-of-the-Valley, Vanilla, Sandalwood & Musk | From ₹99 | For Women
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No. 5 is a timeless, powdery-floral, elegantly aldehyde feminine fragrance inspired by No. 5 EDP — the legendary 1921 creation by perfumer Ernest Beaux for Gabrielle "Coco," universally recognised as the most famous and most culturally significant fragrance in the history of perfumery. Over a century after its debut on the fifth day of the fifth month of 1921, No. 5 remains the global benchmark of feminine elegance.
Coco's brief to Ernest Beaux was singular and revolutionary: create "a woman's perfume with a woman's scent — rare and powerful." Not a rose. Not a jasmine. Not a single flower. A fragrance as complex, as multi-dimensional, and as irreducibly feminine as a woman herself. What Beaux created — with its unprecedented use of aldehydes, its abstract floral bouquet of May rose and Grasse jasmine, and its warm sandalwood and vanilla base — changed perfumery forever.
Aldehydes and ylang-ylang open with an immediately distinctive, sparkling, slightly soapy brightness that is unlike any other fragrance in the world. Jasmine, rose, iris, and lily-of-the-valley create a lush, powdery, timelessly feminine heart. And sandalwood, vanilla, musk, and patchouli anchor a warm, lingering, deeply beautiful base. WOPS customers describe it as "elegant and long lasting" and "doesn't smell cheap at all — feels like a high-end perfume."
"A woman's perfume with a woman's scent. In 1921, I asked Ernest Beaux to create something rare and powerful — and he presented me with a visionary composition that made unprecedented use of aldehydes. I chose the fifth sample. That was what I was waiting for."
— Gabrielle "Coco," on the creation of No. 5 (1921)🎨 The Perfumer — Nikhil Singhal & the Vision of No. 5
When Nikhil Singhal set out to create No. 5 for World of Perfumers, he was working with the most humbling brief in the entire collection: capture the DNA of the world's most famous fragrance — No. 5 EDP — the composition that Ernest Beaux created in 1921 in response to Coco's impossible demand for a perfume that smells like a woman, not like a flower, and that has been the global benchmark of feminine elegance for over a century.
Nikhil Singhal is the founder and master perfumer of World of Perfumers — India's finest destination for inspired luxury fragrances. His philosophy has always been clear and unwavering: that the finest fragrance compositions in history should not remain the exclusive privilege of those who can afford ₹15,000 for a 50ml bottle. That an Indian woman in Varanasi, Mysore, Bhopal, or Visakhapatnam deserves to wear the same aldehyde-jasmine-rose-sandalwood composition that Marilyn Monroe wore to bed, that has been the fragrance of generations of women who wanted to smell like the most beautiful version of themselves, and that Style Notes calls "beloved by icons from every generation" and "a revolutionary part of perfumery history." That No. 5's century of femininity should belong to every woman.
With No. 5, Nikhil faced the composition's single most technically demanding element: the aldehydes. Ernest Beaux's aldehyde complex — C-10, C-11, C-12 used in concentrations so high that the aldehyde itself became a note rather than a modifier — is the signature that made No. 5 revolutionary in 1921 and that has divided fragrance lovers ever since. Too much aldehyde and the composition becomes sharp, soapy, and unwearable; too little and No. 5 loses its defining luminosity, the sparkling brightness that lifts the jasmine-rose heart into something abstract and utterly magnificent. Nikhil calibrated the aldehyde-ylang-ylang opening against the powdery jasmine-rose-iris heart and the warm sandalwood-vanilla base with the precision that this century-old masterpiece demands — using imported fragrance oils of the quality that the world's most famous fragrance deserves.
Every bottle of No. 5 that leaves the World of Perfumers workshop carries that intention: to give every Indian woman the fragrance that Coco declared was "what I was waiting for" — from just ₹99.
No. 5 is not just an inspired fragrance. It is Nikhil Singhal's belief — made wearable — that every Indian woman deserves to smell like the most famous, most feminine, most timelessly beautiful perfume in history.
🏛️ Why No. 5 EDP Is the Most Famous Perfume in History
No. 5 EDP is not merely popular — it is singular. It was the first perfume to use synthetic aldehydes as a defining note rather than as a supporting ingredient, creating a radically new type of fragrance that had never existed before 1921. It was the first fragrance to carry a designer's name rather than a poetic title. It was the first to be sold in a deliberately simple, modernist square bottle that looked unlike anything on a perfume counter. Parfumo notes: "Such a radical use of synthetic, not even remotely natural-smelling fragrances as a style-defining note was new and explains the special position of No. 5 in perfume history." And Marilyn Monroe famously wore nothing to bed but a few drops of it — the single most celebrated fragrance endorsement in history.
What Does No. 5 EDP Actually Smell Like?
No. 5 EDP opens with one of the most distinctive and most immediately recognisable impressions in the history of fragrance: the aldehyde-ylang-ylang opening. Aldehydes — the synthetic C-10/C-11/C-12 complex that Ernest Beaux used in unprecedented concentration — create a sparkling, slightly soapy, luminously clean brightness that lifts the entire fragrance and gives it its characteristic modernity. Alongside ylang-ylang's heady, slightly creamy floral richness and neroli's delicate citrus-floral quality, the opening of No. 5 is immediately, unmistakably itself.
The heart is the great floral bouquet that has made No. 5 the benchmark of feminine perfumery for over a century: Grasse jasmine, May rose, iris, orris root, and lily-of-the-valley together create a rich, powdery, deeply feminine floral harmony that is simultaneously abstract and utterly beautiful. Fragrantica's community describes the heart as having "the vanilla here woody unlike current trends — the civet note well balanced with ylang-ylang, jasmine from Grasse, and rose, with orris giving it a powdery touch."
The base is warm, deep, and enduringly beautiful: sandalwood, vanilla, amber, musk, vetiver, and patchouli together create the warm, woody, slightly sweet foundation that gives No. 5 its legendary longevity and its deeply feminine, timelessly elegant character. WOPS customers confirm: "elegant and long lasting," "doesn't smell cheap at all — feels like a high-end perfume."
Fragrance Profile — Notes & DNA
Aldehydes, Ylang-Ylang & Neroli — The opening of No. 5 is one of the most revolutionary in fragrance history and one of the most immediately recognisable. Aldehydes — the C-10/C-11/C-12 synthetic complex that Ernest Beaux used in unprecedented concentration — arrive with a sparkling, slightly soapy, luminously clean brightness that is unlike any natural ingredient. Parfumo documents that "Beaux increased the concentration to such an extent that the aldehyde complex is recognisable as a note in its own right — such a radical use of synthetic materials as a style-defining note was new and explains the special position of No. 5 in perfume history."
Ylang-ylang — the heady, slightly creamy, intensely floral note sourced from the Comoros islands — arrives alongside the aldehydes with its rich, almost tropical floral character that anchors the abstraction of the aldehydes in something genuinely, beautifully floral. Neroli — the delicate citrus-floral of bitter orange blossom — adds a subtle freshness that prevents the aldehyde opening from becoming too soapy and gives the composition its characteristic luminous airiness. Together, aldehydes, ylang-ylang, and neroli create the opening that made every woman who smelled it at Coco's 1921 dinner party lean across the table and ask what she was wearing — and has continued to do so for over a century.
Jasmine, May Rose, Iris & Lily-of-the-Valley — The heart of No. 5 is the floral bouquet that established the benchmark for feminine perfumery and has never been surpassed. Jasmine — sourced from Grasse, the most prized jasmine in the world — is rich, slightly indolic, deeply floral and warm, the foundation of the bouquet that gives No. 5 its characteristic lush opulence. May rose — the rose of Grasse, richer and more complex than Bulgarian or Turkish rose — adds a warm, velvety floral depth that anchors the jasmine with the most beloved note in all of perfumery.
Iris — with its characteristic powdery, slightly violet, almost carrot-like quality — and orris root add the powdery, refined, slightly cool dimension that gives No. 5 its characteristic elegance and its association with Parisian femininity. Lily-of-the-valley — clean, fresh, delicately green-floral — lifts the richness of the jasmine and rose with a springlike freshness. Together these five florals create what the fragrance community describes as an abstract floral harmony — not any single flower but the essence of all flowers together, filtered through the abstraction of the aldehydes into something entirely, magnificently beyond nature. As Fragrantica's reviewer puts it: "A standing ovation for this Ernest Beaux masterpiece."
Sandalwood, Vanilla, Musk, Amber, Vetiver & Patchouli — The base of No. 5 is where the sparkling abstraction of the aldehydes and the lush opulence of the floral heart resolve into something warm, deeply personal, and enduringly beautiful. Sandalwood — the classic warm, creamy, slightly milky woody note — is the foundation that the entire floral bouquet rests upon, providing the skin-close warmth that makes No. 5 feel genuinely, intimately feminine. Vanilla adds its characteristic balsamic sweetness, but as Fragrantica notes, "the vanilla here is woody unlike current trends that lean towards vanilla's sweet facet" — it is a deeper, more complex vanilla that adds warmth without sweetness.
Musk — the clean, skin-like, intimate base note — is what creates the famous No. 5 sillage: the warm trail that lingers in a room, on clothing, and on skin for hours after the wearer has left. Amber adds its golden, balsamic warmth. Patchouli provides earthy depth. Vetiver adds a dry, slightly smoky woody quality. Together, the base creates the drydown that WOPS customers confirm with: "great projection and longevity" and "elegant and long lasting."
The Scent Journey — Hour by Hour
✨ First 15 Minutes
Aldehydes arrive first — sparkling, clean, slightly soapy, and unmistakably No. 5. Ylang-ylang adds its heady tropical floral richness. Neroli lifts with its delicate citrus brightness. The opening of No. 5 is one of the most instantly recognisable in all of perfumery — the moment that made Marilyn Monroe reach for it every night, the moment that has made women stop in perfume stores and department stores for over a century. Apply 2–3 sprays to pulse points — wrists, neck, and behind the ears — for all-day presence.
🌹 30 Min – 2 Hours
Jasmine and rose bloom into the heart — lush, powdery, deeply feminine. Iris adds its powdery, refined elegance. Lily-of-the-valley brings a springlike freshness. The aldehydes lift the entire floral bouquet into something abstract and luminous. This is the heart that made No. 5 the benchmark of feminine perfumery — the combination that WOPS customers recognise when Nikhil Saxena describes it as "very well blended — doesn't smell cheap at all — feels like a high-end perfume." Arjun Malhotra: "Fresh, clean and classy — suitable for all age groups."
🪵 2 – 5 Hours
Sandalwood rises — warm, creamy, skin-close. Vanilla adds its woody, balsamic sweetness. The powdery floral heart softens into the woody base with the effortless elegance that defines No. 5's drydown. This is the phase that makes experienced fragrance lovers reach for the word "timeless" — the phase where No. 5 stops being a fragrance you're wearing and becomes something more intimate: a warmth that feels entirely, personally your own. Ananya Arora: "I've tried many perfumes but this one stands out — elegant and long lasting."
🌿 5–8+ Hours
Musk, amber, and the lingering warmth of sandalwood and vanilla create a warm, skin-close trail that persists through the entire day and into the evening. On clothing, No. 5's DNA is detectable for 24 hours. Kavya Mishra confirms: "Great projection and longevity — totally worth it." The final impression is warm, powdery, slightly sweet, and unmistakably, timelessly feminine — the drydown that has made No. 5 a bottle sold every 30 seconds worldwide, over a century after its creation.
Compliment Factor
🌸 Compliment Score: 9.0/10 — "Elegant and Long Lasting" — A Century of Compliments, Now from ₹99
No. 5 EDP has been generating compliments since Coco sprayed it around her dinner table in 1921 and was asked about it by every guest. Style Notes documents it as "beloved by icons of the 20th and 21st centuries from Marilyn Monroe to Marion Cotillard." WOPS India's customers confirm the same timeless compliment-generating character: Nikhil Saxena calls it "well blended — feels like a high-end perfume," Ananya Arora finds it "elegant and long lasting," and Kavya Mishra confirms "great projection and longevity." The powdery-floral aldehyde character of No. 5 is the kind of fragrance that makes people say: I don't know what that is, but it is beautiful.
Performance
When & Where to Wear No. 5
Who Should Wear No. 5
Why You'll Love No. 5
- ✨ Aldehyde opening — the sparkling, luminous, slightly soapy brightness that Ernest Beaux used in unprecedented concentration in 1921, creating the most distinctive and most revolutionary opening in fragrance history
- 🌺 Ylang-ylang — heady, creamy, intensely floral — the note that grounds the abstraction of the aldehydes in something genuinely, beautifully natural and feminine
- 🍊 Neroli — delicate citrus-floral — the note that gives the opening its characteristic luminous airiness and prevents the aldehydes from becoming too soapy
- 🌸 Grasse jasmine — the world's finest jasmine — rich, slightly indolic, deeply floral — the heart note that anchors the No. 5 bouquet in genuine, lush opulence
- 🌹 May rose — the rose of Grasse — warm, velvety, complex — the queen of all floral notes, at the very heart of the world's greatest floral fragrance
- 🌷 Iris & orris root — powdery, slightly violet, refined — the notes that give No. 5 its characteristic Parisian elegance and its timelessly beautiful powdery character
- 🌼 Lily-of-the-valley — clean, fresh, delicately green-floral — the note that lifts the richness of the heart with a springlike freshness
- 🪵 Sandalwood — warm, creamy, skin-close — the base note foundation that makes No. 5 feel deeply intimate and deeply feminine
- 🍦 Woody vanilla — balsamic, complex, warm — the base vanilla that adds depth without sweetness, giving No. 5 its characteristic long-lasting warmth
- ⏱️ 6–8+ hours longevity on skin — confirmed by WOPS India customers — "great projection and longevity" — the sandalwood-musk-amber base is naturally tenacious
- 🌍 The world's most famous fragrance — over a century of cultural significance, worn by everyone from Marilyn Monroe to modern icons — now from ₹99 in India
💡 Why No. 5 EDP Is Still the Most Famous Perfume in the World — Over 100 Years Later: Most fragrances are of their time. They capture a moment, a mood, a decade — and then they belong to that moment. No. 5 is different. It was revolutionary in 1921 because it was unlike anything that had come before: abstract rather than literal, synthetic rather than purely natural, complex rather than simple. But those same qualities are what make it timeless rather than dated.
The aldehyde-floral combination that Coco chose from Ernest Beaux's samples is, as Parfumo notes, "essentially modern" even after a century — because it was never designed to smell like any specific flower or any specific moment, but like femininity itself, in all its complexity. The jasmine, rose, iris, and lily-of-the-valley heart is beautiful not because any one of those flowers dominates, but because they balance each other into something greater than any of them alone.
That century-old, revolutionary, timelessly feminine DNA is now available in India from ₹99 at World of Perfumers.
What the World Says About No. 5 EDP
"I rediscovered No. 5 two years into my perfume journey. The parfum smells really premium and classy — I understand now why it's considered a legend. The vanilla here is woody unlike current trends. The civet note is inoffensive and well balanced with the ylang-ylang, jasmine from Grasse, and rose. The orris gives it a powdery touch. And of course you have the signature aldehydes that lift, enliven, and add sparkle to the composition. A standing ovation for this Ernest Beaux masterpiece!"
— Fragrantica Community
"It's hard to believe that something so essentially modern is also a century old. No. 5 EDP is beloved by icons of the 20th and 21st centuries from Marilyn Monroe to Marion Cotillard. The backbone of a great fashion empire since 1921 — a revolutionary part of perfumery history that continues to capture the world's gaze. Whether it is the modernist square bottle, its celebrity ambassadors, or its timeless floral composition with unprecedented use of aldehydes, No. 5 will continue to be beloved for the next 100 years."
— Style Notes (Wanted Magazine)
"Coco challenged Ernest Beaux to create a perfume that smells like a woman, and not like a rose. The No. 5 name came from Coco's time at the orphanage — the number five had strong associations for her. The formula she picked debuted in 1921 and was composed of May rose, jasmine, ylang-ylang, vanilla, sandalwood, and the infamous aldehydes which gave it that clean odour profile. She declared: 'I show my collections on the fifth of May — this number will bring it good luck.'"
— Scent Grail
"Such a radical use of synthetic, not even remotely natural-smelling fragrances as a style-defining note was new and explains the special position of No. 5 in perfume history. Beaux increased the aldehyde concentration to such an extent that the complex is recognisable as a note in its own right. In 1986, Jacques Polge reinterpreted his predecessor's composition to create the Eau de Parfum — top notes include neroli, ylang-ylang, bergamot and aldehydes; base notes deep sandalwood, vetiver, patchouli and Bourbon vanilla."
— Parfumo / Fragrantica
No. 5 EDP vs No. 5 — World of Perfumers
| Feature | No. 5 EDP (Original) | No. 5 – WOPS |
|---|---|---|
| Price (50ml) | ₹15,000+ (India retail) · Paris Couture | ₹99 onwards |
| Key Notes | Aldehydes, Ylang-Ylang, Neroli, Jasmine, Rose, Iris, Lily-of-the-Valley, Sandalwood, Vanilla, Musk, Patchouli, Vetiver | Aldehydes, Ylang-Ylang, Neroli, Jasmine, Rose, Iris, Lily-of-the-Valley, Sandalwood, Vanilla, Musk |
| Longevity | 6–8+ hrs on skin · 24hrs on clothing | 6–8+ hrs on skin |
| Gender | For Women — Floral Aldehyde | For Women — Floral Aldehyde |
| Scent Family | Floral Aldehyde · Powdery Floral | Floral Aldehyde · Powdery Floral |
| Best Season | All Year · Evenings · Formal Occasions | All Year · Evenings · Formal Occasions ⭐ |
| Legacy | World's most famous perfume · Sold every 30 seconds worldwide · Ernest Beaux, 1921 | Same century-old iconic DNA |
| Perfumer | Ernest Beaux (1921 original) · Jacques Polge (1986 EDP reinterpretation) | Inspired by Ernest Beaux's legendary creation |
| Made In | France (Paris Couture House) | India (Imported Oils) |
How No. 5 Compares to Other Indian Brands
| Brand | Performance | Value |
|---|---|---|
| World of Perfumers – No. 5 | High | ⭐ Best Value |
| EM5 | Moderate | Premium Pricing |
| Bella Vita | Moderate | Mid Value |
No. 5 — Perfect for Every Grand Indian Occasion
💍 Indian Weddings — The Fragrance of the Most Beautiful Day
No. 5 has been the fragrance of weddings, engagements, and the most important ceremonies in women's lives for over a century. The powdery-floral aldehyde character — the jasmine and rose heart, the warm sandalwood and vanilla base — is as appropriate and as timelessly beautiful at an Indian wedding as it is at any ceremony in the world. For the Indian bride, for the mother of the bride, for every woman who wants to smell like the most beautiful version of herself on the most important day — No. 5 from ₹99 is the answer that a century of women have already confirmed.
🎉 Indian Festive Season & Celebrations
The warm floral richness of No. 5 — jasmine, rose, iris, and the warm sandalwood-vanilla base — makes it one of the most naturally appropriate fragrances for Indian festive occasions. The aldehydes add a luminous sparkle to the opening that feels genuinely celebratory. The powdery-floral heart is simultaneously elegant and joyful. For Diwali, Navratri, Durga Puja, and every Indian celebration where a woman wants to smell genuinely, timelessly beautiful — No. 5 from ₹99 is the most iconic choice available.
💼 Indian Office & Professional
No. 5's clean, powdery, aldehyde character makes it one of the most appropriate fragrances for professional settings. The aldehydes create a clean, slightly soapy brightness that reads as impeccably groomed. The floral heart projects with refinement rather than sweetness. Multiple WOPS customers confirm it works across ages and settings: Arjun Malhotra and Suresh Iyer both describe it as "fresh, clean and classy — suitable for all age groups." For the Indian professional woman who wants a fragrance that communicates quiet authority and timeless taste — No. 5 is the answer.
🎁 The Most Iconic Women's Fragrance Gift
No. 5 EDP is universally recognised as the most aspirational and most desired women's fragrance gift in the world. Every woman who loves perfume knows it. Every woman who has ever received it as a gift remembers the moment. From ₹99 at WOPS, No. 5 is the most iconic, most prestigious, and most emotionally resonant women's fragrance gift available in India — for birthdays, Mother's Day, Diwali, anniversaries, and every occasion where the woman receiving it deserves to feel like the most elegant woman in the world.
FAQs — No. 5 Perfume
Yes — No. 5 by World of Perfumers is directly inspired by No. 5 EDP, the legendary 1921 creation by perfumer Ernest Beaux for Gabrielle "Coco." It captures the same aldehyde-ylang-ylang opening, jasmine-rose-iris-lily-of-the-valley floral heart, and sandalwood-vanilla-musk base DNA that has made No. 5 EDP the most famous and most culturally significant fragrance in the history of perfumery — at a fraction of the ₹15,000+ India retail price. Made in India with imported fragrance oils.
No. 5 opens with aldehydes (sparkling, slightly soapy, luminously clean), ylang-ylang (heady, creamy, tropical floral), and neroli (delicate citrus-floral) — the most instantly recognisable opening in fragrance history. The heart blooms into jasmine (rich, indolic, lush), May rose (warm, velvety), iris (powdery, refined), and lily-of-the-valley (clean, springlike). The base settles into sandalwood (warm, creamy), vanilla (woody, balsamic), musk (clean, skin-close), and patchouli. Overall: sparkling aldehyde opening, rich powdery-floral heart, warm woody-vanilla drydown. For women. Timeless.
No. 5 is one of the most versatile fragrances in the WOPS collection — WOPS positions it for "formal events, evening wear, weddings, celebrations and elegant special occasions" year-round. The powdery-floral aldehyde character works beautifully in Indian winter and cool-season evenings when the sandalwood and vanilla base deepens magnificently. In Indian summer heat, the aldehydes can project powerfully — apply 2 sprays maximum and preferably in the evening or in air-conditioned environments. The rose-jasmine heart is particularly beautiful in Indian winter and spring, deepening and enriching in cool temperatures.
This is the most discussed characteristic of No. 5 EDP in the fragrance community — and it is entirely intentional. The aldehydes that Ernest Beaux used in unprecedented concentration in 1921 do have a clean, slightly soapy quality that was, in 1921, genuinely revolutionary. Most perfumes of the era smelled of flowers or animalic materials; No. 5 was the first to smell clean — and that cleanliness, according to History.com, reminded Coco of her mother's laundry, a powerful emotional memory. The "soap" quality is the aldehydes — and over time, as your nose adjusts to the composition, that quality resolves into something far more complex, beautiful, and recognisably timeless.
No. 5 is one of the most widely documented bridal fragrances in the world — women have worn No. 5 EDP on their wedding days for over a century. The powdery-floral aldehyde character is simultaneously celebratory and timeless, perfectly appropriate for the most important day of a woman's life. The jasmine and rose heart has deep resonance in Indian floral tradition. The warm sandalwood-vanilla base provides the lasting, intimate warmth that a bride wants to carry through a long wedding day. WOPS positions No. 5 specifically for "weddings, formal events and celebrations" — and a century of brides have confirmed that positioning.
No. 5 lasts 6–8+ hours on skin, with excellent performance on clothing throughout the day. The sandalwood, musk, amber, and vetiver base notes are naturally tenacious materials that provide exceptional longevity. WOPS India customers confirm: Kavya Mishra notes "great projection and longevity." Apply 2–3 sprays to pulse points — wrists, neck, behind the ears — for all-day and evening presence. The aldehyde opening is most pronounced in the first 30 minutes; the warm sandalwood-vanilla-musk drydown is what persists through the full day.
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Timeless. Luminous. Powdery. Irreducibly, magnificently feminine.
No. 5 captures the DNA of No. 5 EDP — the fragrance that Ernest Beaux created on the fifth day of the fifth month of 1921 in response to Coco's impossible brief: a woman's perfume with a woman's scent. Aldehydes, ylang-ylang, neroli, jasmine, rose, iris, lily-of-the-valley, sandalwood, vanilla, musk — the combination that changed perfumery forever, that made Marilyn Monroe say she wore it to bed, that Style Notes calls "beloved by icons from every generation," and that Parfumo describes as "essentially modern even after a century."
Whether it is an Indian wedding, a Diwali celebration, a quiet Tuesday in the office, a gift for a mother, or any moment where the only appropriate fragrance is the most beautiful and most iconic one ever created —
No. 5 makes every woman who wears it exactly what Coco intended: rare, powerful, and unmistakably, timelessly herself.
No. 5. The World's Most Famous Perfume. 🌸
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