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Bond No.9 Chelsea Nights - Eau de Parfum Unisex Fragrance
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BO71739
Chelsea Nights is for anyone who wants to make a statement and is looking for a good time. This bold new fragrance reflects the many aspects of its Manhattan destination with its blend of gourmand and oriental composition. And just like a decadent night out, it’s undeniably sexy. There’s spicy and warm saffron and hazelnut at the top, an extremely unique blend of rose, turmeric, and sesame at its heart, and the juice is grounded in a robust, all-star lineup of sensual, smoky notes including patchouli, myrrh, amber, and black suede, among others. This statement-making fragrance is made to last a whole night out and will get you home safely in the wee hours of the morning.
| Brand | Bond No.9 |
|---|---|
| Gender | Unisex |
| Baza (base note) | Amber, Patchouli oil, Suede, Vanilla |
| Srce (middle note) | Myrrh Resinoid, Oud Oil, Cedarwood, Tuberose |
| Glava (top note) | pepper he, Cocoa Absolute |
| Fragrance | oriental |
| Product type | Eau de Parfum |
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"In an industry that has long been dominated by men, Bond No.9 is the first New York parfumerie to be headed by a woman—the founder and CEO, Laurice Rahmé, who oversees every aspect of Bond No. 9--from creating the New York-centric concept behind their eau de parfum collection, to guiding the development of each fragrance and bottle design, to designing the interior of each Bond No. 9 boutique. Beyond a brand, Ms. Rahmé has made Bond No. 9 a singular force to be reckoned with in the world of luxury goods.
After all, while perfumery has always been about head-turning, Bond No. 9 has turned perfumes on their head. Their scent collection is the first to pay homage to a great city: New York, their beloved, always inspiring home town. And while they were at it, they gave their scents a dual mission: to restore artistry to perfumery, and to honor their bedazzlingly multifarious city by giving every New York neighborhood a scent of its own."
