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All the way from Australia comes a new release from Aesop, a brand commendable for not rushing to fill their catalogue with a new perfume every few months. Their latest is a hauntingly dark rose composition called Rozu, and it’s the subject of episode 95 of Love At First Scent. You can watch the video above or by clicking on this link: Aesop Rozu review.

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