Baruti Perfumes Eau de Parfum Oh My Deer!
A bottle of "Oh My Deer!" perfume by Baruti sits on a white surface, bathed in warm, golden light. The bottle is a simple, rectangular design with a black cap. The label is white and features the perfume's name in a bold, sans-serif font. The image captures the essence of luxury and sophistication, with a focus on the product itself. The soft lighting and minimalist background create a sense of calm and elegance.
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Country of Origin : Netherlands
Parent Company: NA
Baruti Perfumes Eau de Parfum Oh My Deer!
An alluring chaos, enticing, passionate, and slightly adventurous. It's said that a playful mind brings endless delight! As Lucky Jim's song "The Honeymooners" suggests, "Let my body be your canvas, and your efforts be my pleasure," or to put it simply, you must endure to enjoy!
Notes: Black pepper, Sichuan pepper, aldehydes, metallic hints, Lily of the Valley, incense, amber, vanilla, a soft barnyard essence, and an abundance of musk.
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Baruti Perfumes is a cruelty-free brand according to EU standards.
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Baruti Perfumes uses various starting materials such as petrochemicals (waste material from the purification of gas oil), wood pulp (paper industry waste material), and/or citrus-derived materials (food and beverage waste material). Baruti Perfumes aims to have a fair price. They have even released a perfume called NOOUD to mock the greed of many niche brands. The brand only buys from renowned suppliers, and whenever possible, directly from the producers. Of course, all ingredients used are considered safe by local and international authorities, and Baruti Perfumes follows the legislation of the EU, IFRA, FDA, and Prop 65.
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Baruti perfumes use recyclable materials. They have abolished the use of cellophane to reduce plastic waste, and deliberately aim to keep packaging as light as possible.
They are the first brand to collaborate with the Red List project, and donate every year! -
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