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Shakira Elixir Eau De ToiletteLet your sultry side loose with the captivating aroma of Shakira Elixir. Launched in 2012, this perfume features balsamic and floral spicy accords that take hold of the senses and set hearts afire. Orange blossom and black pepper create a piquant opening to immediately grab attention, while the heart of the fragrance features the lightly peppery scent of freesia accented by fresh peony and peach. The base perhaps defines the scent best, though warm,

Let your sultry side loose with the captivating aroma of Shakira Elixir. Launched in 2012, this perfume features balsamic and floral-spicy accords that take hold of the senses and set hearts afire. Orange blossom and black pepper create a piquant opening to immediately grab attention, while the heart of the fragrance features the lightly peppery scent of freesia accented by fresh peony and peach.

The base perhaps defines the scent best, though - warm, sweet amber underscores the charm and glamour of the perfume, amplified by extracts of musk, styrix resin and white cedar. The allure of this blend of spices, flowers and amber will make you as magnetic as ever when you hit the town.

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