Perfume Franck Olivier Pure Femme EDP 100 ml Mujer

Descripción

Pure Femme by Franck Olivier 3.4oz Women EDP Spray -- it arrives through the nose rather than off the shelf ticket Pure Femme by Franck Olivier 3.4oz Women EDP Spray is 100 ml of Pure Femme in eau de parfum, from Franck Olivier -- a French entry-price house that carries a French-perfume perception at a very low cost. This is the best cost-to-perception ratio in the order. A French house name, a hundred millilitres and a composition that reads modern, at a cost that leaves you room to price it where a nameless generic sits and still make more. It is also still live in distribution, which separates it from the clearance references around it: you can reorder. The customer buys two because the price lets them. Authentic units, boxed as they shipped. Nothing unusual to flag. The one hygiene point is naming: the house runs several references sharing the same first word, so publish the full name and keep the barcode visible on your own listing to stop the duplicates before they start. Fragrance Composition Olfactory family: floral woody Top notes: bergamot, rhubarb Heart notes: jasmin sambac, freesia Base notes: patchouli, sandalwood On skin it reads as a tart rhubarb-and-bergamot opening over creamy white florals and soft patchouli. Commercial Details Size: 100 ml (3.4 oz) Concentration: Eau de Parfum Gender: Women Brand: Franck Olivier Presentation: Factory-sealed in its own carton Authenticity: Genuine Franck Olivier stock Case pack: Individual + case discounts starting at 12 units Terms: Flat $35 shipping on all orders, no minimums, no membership. 3% off when paying by Zelle Retailer Insights Bought by the customer who wants something that smells expensive and whose budget lets them take two. Rotates on units per basket rather than on footfall. Sells through independent perfumery, mass retail, marketplaces and online. Positioning Price it into the band just above the unbranded generics, which is the gap where this house wins outright, and face several of its references together so it reads as a house rather than as a loose bottle. Publish the full name every time: the catalogue has more than one bottle starting with the same word and your own staff will cross them otherwise.