Proraso Wood & Spice Cologne 100ml
VENDOR: Proraso
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Proraso Wood & Spice Cologne has an original and pleasant masculine scent. With top notes of Mediterranean citrus, Cumin and Saffron that give way to cedarwood and sandalwood. Base notes of vanilla and citrus develop and round off this long lasting cologne. The perfect cologne for those wanting a fresh and masculine scent. Imported from Italy.
Benefits
- Produced in Florence Italy
- Refreshing Wood and Spice scent
- Base notes of vanilla and citrus
- Long lasting
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