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What is Guy Laroche Drakkar Bleu EDP spray 100ml?

Guy Laroche Drakkar Bleu Eau De Parfum is an enticing aromatic fragrance that embodies the raw power and untamed energy of the ocean, designed for the modern man.

Enriched with fresh bergamot, cool mint, crisp apple, and a heart of woody patchouli, this scent is an embodiment of versatile class and sophistication.

What are the key features?

A fine blend of oceanic notes and fruity undertones.
Long-lasting scent for all-day freshness.
Produced by prestigious designer, Guy Laroche.
Perfect for the modern man manifesting strength and resilience.
An ideal companion for both day and night occasions.

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What are the active ingredients?

The active ingredients in Guy Laroche Drakkar Bleu EDP spray 100ml are Spearmint, Apple and Bergamot (Top Notes), Lavender, Violet Leaf and Sage (Heart Notes), and Patchouli, Moss and Fir (Base Notes).

What are the other Ingredients?

The other Ingredients include Alcohol denat., Aqua, Water, Eau, Parfum, Fragrance, Linalool, Ethylhexyl salicylate, Butyl methoxydibenzoylmethane, Limonene, Coumarin, Citronellol, Citral, Geraniol, Ci 61570, Green 5, Ci 60730, Ext. violet 2, And Ci 15510, Orange 4.

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How to use Guy Laroche Drakkar Bleu EDP spray 100ml

Apply perfume on well-moisturised skin after using an odourless body lotion.
Spray the fragrance from at least 15-20 centimetres away from the area of application.
Apply on pulse points for a more seductive effect and stronger diffusion.
Do not rub the skin after spraying, this will destroy the bond and can alter the scent.

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Precautions to consider before using Guy Laroche Drakkar Bleu EDP spray 100ml

Avoid contact with eyes.
Keep out of reach of children.
Do not apply to broken or irritated skin.
If sensitivity occurs, discontinue use immediately.

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Guy Laroche Drakkar Bleu EDP spray 100ml

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