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Showing posts with label Secret de Venus by Weil c1933. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Secret de Venus by Weil c1933. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 6, 2022

Secret de Venus by Weil c1933

Parfums Weil originally launched Secret de Venus in 1933 as a parfum, and again in 1941/1942 in the USA as a bath oil (huile pour le bain et douche) or Bath and Body Perfume Oil. The bath oil version was an instant success and American women love it. Secret de Venus was launched later in France in 1947 but never really took off like it did in America.


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