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Papier d'Arménie
Papier d'Arménie
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French Papier d'Armenie for Subtle Oriental Fragrance
Originating in Armenia, Papier d'Armenie is a delicate perfume for the home. With its sweet, vanilla and balsamic notes reminiscent of the scents of the Orient, burning Papier d'Armenie clarifies and brings a little magic to your indoor environment.
How to use
Remove a strip, fold it in form of accordion, place it on the edge on a heat-resistant support, light it then blow on the flame to avoid igniting it because it must burn slowly.
Armenian Paper can also be used without being consumed. Tear off whole sheets and place them in your dressers, walk-in closets, wardrobes, books, etc. It will imbue them with its subtle and pleasant fragrance.
Made in France.
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