Jo Malone London's Myrrh & Tonka

A youthful and fresh explosion

Jo Malone's is at it again, and this time it is Myrrh & Tonka, a luxurious and noble cologne that radiates pleasure, leisure, and desire.

Launched in 2016, this fragrance combines the enduring appeal of myrrh with the intoxicating allure of almond and tonka bean into a scent that traps you in an ethereal dimension of love and affection for both men and women.

Dazzling and rich, Myrrh & Tonka is the alluring scent of myrrh resin traveling on the hot air; mingling with the warm almond, sweetness of vanilla note, and tonka bean. One spritz is enough to fill the air with the intoxicating and complex scent. Leave a lasting impression on everyone in your locus as the scent has an aromatic floral scent of lavender as an opening note, as a result, an elegant classic scent is designed that encircles you with royalty and majesty. Open the cap to launch this feeling in the air around you.

Finally, if you want to experience a rich yet affordable floral, consider Fragrances Oil’s Intoxicating Beauty. Our Myrrh & Tonka creation channels the essences of myrrh, almond, and tonka bean into a fragrance that allows you to discover a unique blend. Evoke your inner beauty and vibrancy as you don this beautiful new scent that has an aromatic lavender smell as the opening notes. Intoxicating Beauty is complex and stimulating in a way that draws people of class to you. We introduce the perfume in different variations; 10 ml roll on, 150 ml body mist, and 500 ml interior perfume. Spray gently to fill your day with a rich, noble, and complex blend.

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