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Showing posts with label Fleur de Fleurs by Nina Ricci c1982. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fleur de Fleurs by Nina Ricci c1982. Show all posts

Friday, March 20, 2015

Fleur de Fleurs by Nina Ricci c1980

Fleur de Fleurs by Nina Ricci: launched in 1980, created by Betty Busse. The fragrance was marketed as "Eau de Fleurs" in Europe. In 1981, Jean-Louis Rici explained "Americans don't like the French word eau (water in English). They like everything strong, highly concentrated, sickening sweet. So we changed the name. The French tend to like the opposite."





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