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Wholly Kaw

London

London by Wholly Kaw opens with ambergris, jasmine and saffron, leading to a base of ethyl maltol and strawberry, with an amber accord alongside. Part of the Floral family, the scent is dry, floral and sweet, with warm and woody facets. London comes as a shaving soap and an aftershave splash.

Floral 6 recorded notes · 2 products Products with this scent

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Amber Accord

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Products with this scent

Sizes of a product count once
Products sharing the scent London
ProductSizes Base
Shaving soap
Not documented
Aftershave splash
Alcohol Aftershave Splash

Similar scents

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  • Noble Otter Floral
    Similarity: similar

    Shared: saffron and jasmine · fresher: geranium

    shaving soap · aftershave splash · eau de parfum

  • Alvarez Gomez Floral
    Similarity: related

    Shared: jasmine and amber accord · sweeter overall

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  • Carbon Shaving Co. Floral
    Similarity: related

    Shared: saffron · plus tobacco and rose

    shaving soap · aftershave splash

  • Bullfrog Leather / Tobacco / Smoky
    Similarity: related

    Shared: saffron and amber accord · warmer: leather

    eau de parfum

  • Løthur Grooming Fruity
    Similarity: related

    Shared: ethyl maltol · fresher: fig leaf and mint

    shaving soap · aftershave splash

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