Giorgio Armani's Acqua Di Gio Profumo Oil (Non Alcoholic) 10ml
Poisonous Night Oil (Non Alcoholic)
Our Creation ofĀ Giorgio Armani's Acqua Di Gio Profumo
Top NotesĀ Ā Sea Notes and Bergamot
Middle NotesĀ Rosemary, Sage and Geranium
Base NotesĀ Incense and Patchouli.

Oil-based scents are much less drying to skin and hair than traditional alcohol-based perfumes. As alcohol evaporates to spread the fragrance of a traditional perfume, it takes with it your skin's natural oils, leaving your skin drier. Perfume oils are actually moisturizing, making them less irritating and more suitable for people with dry skin.
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Giorgio Armani's Acqua Di Gio Profumo Oil (Non Alcoholic) 10ml
Giorgio Armani's Acqua Di Gio Profumo Oil (Non Alcoholic) 10ml
Poisonous Night Oil (Non Alcoholic)
Our Creation ofĀ Giorgio Armani's Acqua Di Gio Profumo
Top NotesĀ Ā Sea Notes and Bergamot
Middle NotesĀ Rosemary, Sage and Geranium
Base NotesĀ Incense and Patchouli.

Oil-based scents are much less drying to skin and hair than traditional alcohol-based perfumes. As alcohol evaporates to spread the fragrance of a traditional perfume, it takes with it your skin's natural oils, leaving your skin drier. Perfume oils are actually moisturizing, making them less irritating and more suitable for people with dry skin.
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Poisonous Night Oil (Non Alcoholic)
Our Creation ofĀ Giorgio Armani's Acqua Di Gio Profumo
Top NotesĀ Ā Sea Notes and Bergamot
Middle NotesĀ Rosemary, Sage and Geranium
Base NotesĀ Incense and Patchouli.

Oil-based scents are much less drying to skin and hair than traditional alcohol-based perfumes. As alcohol evaporates to spread the fragrance of a traditional perfume, it takes with it your skin's natural oils, leaving your skin drier. Perfume oils are actually moisturizing, making them less irritating and more suitable for people with dry skin.













