Sabé Masson opens in Paris

Published: 27-Apr-2015
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French fragrance brand opens debut outlet

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French fragrance brand Sabé Masson, founded last year, has opened its first retail outlet, at 4 Rue de Franche-Comté, in Paris’s Haut Marais region. It will sell the brand’s Soft Perfumes, which come in stick format and are natural formulations without alcohol or parabens.

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