Timeless beauty Naomi Campbell recently re-launched her own eponymous fragrance called Eternal Beauty.
The new limited edition perfume is an interpretation of her original 1999 scent, "Because a woman never gets enough gold, gloss and glitter."
The fragrance notes include apple, star anise, bergamot, chili, jasmine, magnolia, orchid, cinnamon, vanilla, sandalwood and cedar.
"The strength and sweet of apple, the intensity of star anise and the luxury of jasmine, some few drops of it on the skin are sufficient for being in order to give to a woman the feeling, beautiful and desired."
Eternal Beauty is available in 15 and 30 ml Eau de Toilette and in matching Shower Gel & Body Lotion, this Winter season exclusively.
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Naomi Campbell's Eternal Beauty
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