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Tussy Perfumes
Tussy of New York, Paris & Bloomfield, NJ.
The perfumes of Tussy:
- 1935 Rouge et Noir
- 1937 Safari (mysterious, exciting)
- 1937 Tussy Eau de Cologne
- 1938 Tussy Floral Cologne
- 1938 Verbena Rose Geranium
- 1939 Tropical Spice
- 1939 Remember Me
- 1941 Pinafore (frankly young and gay)
- 1942 Ginger Spice (a delicate, spicy perfume)
- 1942 Spice Cologne
- 1942 Natural Cologne
- 1942 Iris Cologne
- 1942 Mountain Laurel (a breath of cool freshness)
- 1942 Early Iris
- 1943 Be Mine Cologne
- 1944 Estrellita
- 1947 Terpsichore
- 1948 Tahmina/Tamina
- 1949 Optimiste (a floral perfume)
- 1950 Midnight (a warm and woodsy oriental perfume)
- 1951 Charme Rose (a floral perfume)
- 1953 Tussy Summer Cologne
- 1954 Bright Secret (an aldehydic chypre, spicy, jasmine, musk)
- 1954 Contraband (tempting and luscious)
- 1955 Charme Rose
- 1960 Enchante (flowers, spices, sandalwood)
- 1960 Tres Jolie (romantic, light floral)
- 1968 Surfside (young and sunny)
- 1968 Flamingo (exotic and dazzling)
- 1968 Paradise Cove (breezy yet romantic)
- 1972 Patchouli
- 1972 Elation
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