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Fragrance List [Pdf] WOMEN Designer WOMEN Designer WOMEN Designer WOMEN Designer WOMEN Designer Top Fragrances NEW: (**) 1000 Wishes ** BBW Casmir Chopard Dream Angels Heavenly Victoria's Secret Issey Summer Issey Miyake 1. Taj Sunset Escada Alien Thierry Mugler Chance Chanel Ellie Saab Ellie Saab Italica ** Xerjoff 2. Flowerbomb Viktor & Rolf Alien Fusion Thierry Mugler Chance Eau Fraiche Chanel Escada Escada J Lo Glow J Lo 3. J'Adore Christian Dior Amarige Givenchy Chance Vive Chanel Eternity Calvin Klein J'Adore Absolute Christian Dior 4. Bright Crystal Versace Amazing Grace Philosophy Chanel 5 L'Eau Chanel Euphoria Calvin Klein J'Adore Edt ** Christian Dior 5. Good Girl Gone Bad ** By Kilian Amo Ferragamo Ferragamo Chanel #19 Chanel Fantasy Britney Spears Jap Cherry Blossom BBW 6. Michael Kors Michael Kors Angel Croisiere Thierry Mugler Chanel Paris Riviera ** Chanel Fiesta Carioca Escada Jasmin Rouge Tom Ford 7. Baccarat Rouge 540 Maison F Kurkdjian Ango Ou Demon Givenchy Cherry In The Air Escada Fleur Musc Narciso Rodriguez Jean Paul Gaultier Jean Paul Gaultier 8. Scandal ** Jean Paul Gaultier Aqua Celestia Forte Maison F Kurkdjian Chloe Chloe Flor Del Sol Escada Jessica McClintock Jessica McClintock 9. Idole Lancome Aqua Universalis ** Maison F Kurkdjian Chloe By Chloe Chloe Floralie Creed Jimmy Choo Jimmy Choo 10.Coco Mademoiselle Chanel Aqua Vitae ** Maison F Kurkdjian Ciara Revlon Fougere D'Argent Tom Ford Joy Jean Patou 11. I Want Choo ** Jimmy Choo Ari Ariana Grande Citron Noir ** Hermes Freedom Tommy Hilfiger Juicy Couture Juicy Couture 12.Flowerbomb Midnight Viktor & Rolf Aromatics Elixir Clinique CK 1 Calvin Klein F*cking Fabulous Tom Ford L'Air Du Temps Nina Ricci 13.Gucci Bloom Gucci Back To Black By Kilian Coach Poppy Coach Gabrielle Chanel L'Eau A La Rose ** Maison F Kurkdjian 14.Chance Eau Tendre Chanel Baiser Vole Cartier Coco Chanel Chanel Gentle Fluidity Gold Maison F Kurkdjian L'Interdit Givenchy 15.Chanel 5 Chanel Bal A Versailles Jean Desprez Coco Mademoiselle Intense Chanel Glam Jasmine Michael Kors La Vie Est Belle Lancome 16.Dolce Gabbana Light Blue Dolce&Gabbana Be Delicious DKNY Contre Moi ** Louis Vuitton Goldea The Roman Night Bvlgari Layton Exclusif ** By Kilian 17.Sugarful Michel Germain Beach Bobbi Brown Cool Water Davidoff Good Girl Carolina Herrera Libre ** YSL 18.Black Opium YSL Beautiful Estee Lauder Costa Azzurra Acqua Tom Ford Greenwich Village Bond #9 Lolita Lempicka Lolita Lempicka 19.Gorgeous ** Michael Kors Bel Azur Tory Burch Crystal Noir Versace Gucci Bamboo Gucci Lost Cherry Tom Ford 20. Acqua Di Gioia Giorgio Armani Bella Vince Camuto Dahlia Divin Givenchy Gucci Guilty Gucci Love Victoria's Secret 21.Candy Love ** Escada Black Cashmere DKNY Dahlia Noir Givenchy Gucci Rush Gucci Love Don’t Be Shy By Kilian 22.Angel Thierry Mugler Black Orchid Tom Ford Daisy Marc Jacobs Guilty Oud Gucci Love In White Creed 23.Voca Viva ** Valentino Black Phantom Memento Moi ** By Kilian Daisy Eau So Fresh Sunshine Marc Jacobs Hanae Mori Hanae Mori Madison Square Park Bond #9 24.Ocean Di Gioia ** Giorgio Armani Bombshell Victoria's Secret Daisy Love Marc Jacobs Happy Clinique Mandarino Di Amalfi Tom Ford 25.Vanille Love ** Jimmy Choo BonBon Viktor & Rolf Decadence Marc Jacobs Hypnotic Poison Christian Dior Miami Blossom Escada 26.Perfect ** Marc Jacobs Boucheron Boucheron Design Paul Sebastian Illicit Jimmy Choo Michael Kors White Michael Kor 27.The Scent Of Peace Bond #9 Bronze Goddess ** Estee Lauder Dior Joy Christian Dior Illusione For Her ** Bottega Veneta Midnight Fantasy Britney Spears 28.Prada Candy Prada Burberry Burberry Dolce Garden Dolce&Gabbana Infusion D'Iris Prada Midnight Shimmer Michael Kors 29.Pink Sugar Aquolina Burberry Body Burberry DGLB Sun ** Dolce&Gabbana Issey Miyake Issey Miyake Miss Dior (Cherie) Christian Dior 30.Burberry Her ** Burberry Cashmere Mist DKNY Donna Born In Roma ** Valentino Issey Pure Issey Miyake MissBloomingBouquet Christian Dior All FAMILIAR NAMES and DESIGNERS of perfume or cologne products are considered fragrance types. WOMEN Designer WOMEN Designer WOMEN Designer WOMEN Designer WOMEN Designer Modern Muse Estee Lauder Red Door Elizabeth Arden Womanity Thierry Mugler Daisy Sunshine Marc Jacobs Realities Liz Claiborne Mon Paris YSL Rive D'Ambre Tom Ford Wonderlust Sublime ** Michael Kors Dolce Vita Christian Dior Red Giorgio Beverly Hills Mon Paris Couture YSL Rockin' Rio Escada Yellow Diamond Versace Eau Des Merveilles Elixir Hermes Royal Service Creed Moon Sparkle Escada Romance Ralph Lauren Youth Dew Estee Lauder Escape Calvin Klein Sahara Noir Tom Ford My Way ** Giorgio Armani Rose 31 Le Labo Ysatis Givenchy Eternity Purple Orchid Calvin Klein Samsara Guerlain Narciso Rodriguez Narciso Rodriguez Santal 33 Le Labo Discontinuing Fragrances Exotic Blossom Michael Kors Santal Blush Tom Ford Nectarine Honey Jo Malone Sexy Amber Michael Kors Agua Del Sol Escada Fleur De Portofino Tom Ford (S.L.T.) Noir Tease Victoria's Secret Obsession Calvin Klein Sexy Ruby Michael Kors Amber Absolute Tom Ford Forever Krystle Carington Sexy Graffiti Escada Omnia Bvlgari Scandalous Victoria's Secret Amber Musc Narciso Rodriguez Fougere Platine Tom Ford Spring Flowers Creed Omnia Crystalline Bvlgari Sexy Sunset Michael Kors Angel Suiss. Ocean D Argent Thierry Mugler French Lime Blossom Jo Malone Starlight Shimmer Michael Kors Omnia Indian Garnet Bvlgari Shalimar Guerlain Aqva Divina Bvlgari Ibiza Hippie Escada Trouble In Heaven Christian Louboutin Omnia Paraiba Bvlgari Si Giorgio Armani Beauty Calvin Klein Into The Blue Escada Twilight Shimmer Michael Kors Ombre Leather Tom Ford Si Fiori Giorgio Armani BLV Bvlgari Joop! Joop! Twilight Woods BBW Ombre Nomade ** Louis Vuitton Soleil Blanc Tom Ford Blackberry Bay Jo Malone Jour D'Hermes Hermes Vanille 44 Le Labo Opium YSL Sun Di Gioia Giorgio Armani Blue Agava Cacao Jo Malone Just In Heaven Tory Burch Vanille Narcisse L'Occitane En Provence Orange Blossom Jo Malone Tam Dao Dipytique Born In Paradise Escada Knowing Estee Lauder Very Irresistible Givenchy Organza Givenchy Tease Flower Victoria's Secret Burberry Weekend Burberry L'Eau De Chloe Chloe Vince Camuto Vince Camuto Oscar Oscar De La Renta Tom Ford Noir Tom Ford Bvlgari Au The Blanc Bvlgari Liz Claiborne Liz Claiborne White Patchouli Tom Ford Oud Cashmere Mood ** Maison F Kurkdjian Tory Burch Tory Burch Bvlgari Au The Rouge Bvlgari Lola Marc Jacobs Wonderstruck Taylor Swift Oud Minerale Tom Ford Tresor Lancome Bvlgari Au The Vert Bvlgari Lovely Sarah Jessica Parker PURE PERFUME OILS Oud Satin Mood ** Maison F Kurkdjian Turquoise Summer Escada Caesar's Woman Caesars Marine Groove Escada Paloma Picasso Paloma Picasso Tuxedo ** YSL Café Rose Tom Ford Miss Dior Abs. Blooming Christian Dior BOOTH: G - 41 Paris Victoria's Secret Virgin Island Water Creed Celebrate N.O.W. Escada Musk Pure Tom Ford Peony Blush Suede Jo Malone Viva La Juicy Juicy Couture Chergui Serge Lutens My Burberry Black Burberry (702) 338-7526 Pleasures Estee Lauder Vodka On The Rocks By Kilian Chic Carolina Herrera Narciso Essence Narciso Rodriguez Plum Japonais Tom Ford White Diamonds Elizabeth Taylor Chloe See Chloe New West Aramis www.pureperfumeoils.com Poeme Lancome White Flowers Creed Chocolovers Aquolina Obsession Night Calvin Klein Poison Girl Christian Dior White Linen Estee Lauder Comme Des Garcons II Comme Des Garcons Oud Fleur Tom Ford [email protected] Prada Prada White Suede Tom Ford Couture Couture Juicy Couture Passport Toyko Paris Hilton Prada Candy Night Prada Woman Ralph Lauren Curve Liz Claiborne Peony Moss Jo Malone www.facebook.com/pureperfumeoils PureDKNY DKNY Woman Intense Ralph Lauren Daisy Sorbert Marc Jacobs Play For Her Givenchy All FAMILIAR NAMES and DESIGNERS of perfume or cologne products are considered fragrance types. MEN Designer MEN Designer MEN Designer MEN Designer MEN Designer Top Fragrances NEW: (**) Designer Fragrances Chrome Azzaro Gucci Guilty Black Gucci Ombre Nomade ** Louis Vuitton 1. Invictus Paco Rabanne 1 Million Prive ** Paco Rabanne Citron Noir ** Hermes Gucci Guilty Oud Gucci Opium YSL 2. Uomo Ferragamo ** Ferragamo A*Men (Angel) Thierry Mugler CK 1 Calvin Klein Herrera Carolina Herrera Original Santal Creed 3. Aventus Creed A*Men Pure Tonka Thierry Mugler Colonia Oud Acqua Di Parma Himalaya Creed OudCashmereMood ** Maison F Kurkdjian 4. Layton Exclusif ** Parfums De Marly Acqua Di Gio Absolu Instinct Giorgio Armani Cool Water Davidoff Hot Water Davidoff Oud Minerale Tom Ford 5. Gucci Guilty Gucci Acqua Di Gio Blue Giorgio Armani Costa Azzurra Acqua Tom Ford Hugo Reversed Hugo Boss Oud Satin Mood ** Maison F Kurkdjian 6. Dior Sauvage Christian Dior Acqua Di Gio Profumo Giorgio Armani Cuir Cavalier ** MDCI I Am King Sean John P/S Paul Sebastian Paul Sebastian 7. Tuxedo ** YSL Allure Chanel Curve Liz Claiborne Icon Dunhill Paco Paco Rabanne 8. Bleu De Chanel Chanel Allure Sport Chanel Desire Dunhill Illusione For Him ** Bottega Veneta Pi Givenchy 9. Elysium Roja Dove Anucci Anucci Dolce Gabbana Dolce&Gabbana Intense Vetiver ** Terre D'Hermes Play Givenchy 10.Jimmy Choo Blue Jimmy Choo Aqua Celestia Forte Maison F Kurkdjian Dolce Gabbana "K" Dolce&Gabbana Invictus Aqua Paco Rabanne Polo Ralph Lauren 11.Acqua Di Gio Profondo ** Giorgio Armani Aqua Universalis ** Maison F Kurkdjian Dolce Gabbana Light Blue Dolce&Gabbana Italica ** Xerjoff Polo Black Ralph Lauren 12.Jean Paul Gaultier Jean Paul Gaultier Aqua Vitae ** Maison F Kurkdjian DGLB Living Stromboli Dolce&Gabbana James Bond 007 EON Productions Polo Blue Ralph Lauren 13.Vodka On The Rocks By Kilian Aqva Atlantiqve
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