Bouquet Ideale Cashmere and said to repel negative

and said to repel negative forces

champagne-inspired scent of Louis XV 1722 is the latest Xerjoff perfume to be transformed into a deodorant spray

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Bouquet Ideale Cashmere and said to repel negativeBouquet Ideale traces the origins of the original Casamorati perfume house, building an olfactory bridge between the past and the present. Based on a perfume originally released by Casamorati in the 19th century, Bouquet Ideale is the outcome of an ambitious challenge that Xerjoff founder Sergio Momo set himself. Upon discovering a sample of the original perfume, which had a largely floral composition, he endeavoured to recreate the scent without