Benefit adds fragrant trio

Published: 18-Aug-2010
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Benefit has created three new scents for its Crescent Row fragrance collection. Garden of Good & Eva is a crisp citrus floral, combining top notes of pear, watermelon, muguet and ozone accords. The heart features rosebud, jasmine petals, green violet leaves and freesia, while sandalwood, cedarwood and musk create the base.

Lookin’ to Rock Rita is described as a fruity green scent. Top notes of lemon, coconut and freesia blend to a heart of juicy fig, hyacinth and violet, balanced by the dry down which features sandalwood, Brazilian rosewood and vanilla.

Finally, So Hooked on Carmella, a floral vanilla, features lemon, grapefruit and rhubarb at the top, heart notes of cyclamen, peony and tiaré flower, with vanilla, sandalwood and amber at the base.
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