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Opulent Pumpkin

Opulent Pumpkin by Van Yulay is built around pumpkin, caramel and cinnamon, joined by whiskey, coffee, patchouli and an amber accord. Bergamot, blackberry, oak, musk and vanilla complete the composition. Part of the Gourmand family, the scent comes as a shaving soap. The American brand was founded in 1999.

Gourmand 12 recorded notes · 1 product Products with this scent

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Products sharing the scent Opulent Pumpkin
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Tallow & Emu Oil Soft Shaving Soap (with Stearic Acid)

Similar scents

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  • Van Yulay Gourmand
    Similarity: very similar

    Shared: whiskey, caramel and coffee · plus anise and smoke

    shaving soap

  • HAGS Gourmand
    Similarity: similar

    Shared: coffee, cinnamon and pumpkin · plus rum and oud

    shaving soap · aftershave splash

  • Hanami Soaps Gourmand
    Similarity: similar

    Shared: whiskey, caramel and amber accord · warmer: coconut and almond

    shaving soap · aftershave splash

  • MMGP Gourmand
    Similarity: similar

    Shared: whiskey, coffee and vanilla · sweeter overall

    shaving soap · aftershave splash

  • Hoffman's Amber / Resinous
    Similarity: similar

    Shared: whiskey, caramel and patchouli · plus jasmine and violet

    shaving soap · eau de parfum

  • Van Yulay Gourmand
    Similarity: similar

    Shared: pumpkin, caramel and cinnamon · spicier: clove and allspice

    shaving soap

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