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MARC JACOBS · 100ml · Eau de Parfum

Marc Jacobs Perfect Intense Eau de Parfum Spray 100ml

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About this product

Marc Jacobs Perfect Intense Eau de Parfum 100ml is a rich, amber floral fragrance created to celebrate individuality and self-acceptance. The scent opens with bright daffodil and night-blooming jasmine, bringing a creamy, honeyed floral impression from the very first spritz. In the heart, roasted almonds add a textured, gourmand warmth that feels both comforting and refined, while a touch of pink pepper lifts the composition with a subtle, modern edge. The fragrance settles into a smooth base of sandalwood and sesame oil, wrapping the skin in a soft, woody trail that lingers beautifully.

This eau de parfum is well suited to anyone who enjoys deeper, more enveloping florals with a hint of sweetness, and it wears particularly well from late afternoon into the evening. It makes an elegant finishing touch after your skincare and make-up or grooming routine, adding a sense of confidence and quiet luxury. Spritz onto pulse points to enjoy a long-lasting, cocooning scent that feels personal and expressive rather than overpowering.

- Blends bright daffodil and jasmine with roasted almonds for a floral-gourmand scent that feels both comforting and refined

- Develops into a smooth base of sandalwood, sesame oil and cashmeran that lingers softly on the skin

Specifications

Brand MARC JACOBS
Concentration Eau de Parfum
Size 100 ml
Category Fragrance

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