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Bond No. 9 The Scent of Peace
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A distinctive line that pays homage to New York City — the founder and CEO Laurice Rahmé’s home for more than 30 years — Bond No. 9 is a celebration of, in her words, the city’s spirit of “constant renewing, fast-paced forward-motion that sparks creativity”. With a scent to honour every unique neighbourhood, you're a spritz away from 'The City That Never Sleeps'. Created in 2005 to symbolise the unity and strength of New York City, The Scent of Peace is one that Rahmé believes hovers all over the great city.
A fragrance that made Laurice Rahmé the world’s first perfumer to win the coveted United Nations’ Women for Peace Award — presented to her for campaigning for and spreading peace internationally and raising funds for the cause via the universally loved perfume — The Scent of Peace deviates from the brand's neighbourhood-inspired style, instead uniting them all under the spirit of peace.
A melange of sparkling florals and citruses, balanced by a woody-musky detente, expect notes of grapefruit, black currant, lily of the valley, hedione, cedarwood and musk. Held in the brand's instantly recognisable, star-like bottle, this unique perfume will look as perfect on your vanity as it smells on your skin.
Start by spraying it on your pulse points: behind the ears, wrists, ankles. It will rise in spirals around your body. Then spray a scent halo around your neck, head and hair.
Alcohol, Aqua/Water, Citral, Citronellol, Butylphenyl Methylpropional, Limonene, Linalool.
For the latest information, it is recommended to review the ingredient list printed on the packaging of the product prior to usage or consumption.
- Bond No. 9
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4 instalments of £78.75 with clearpay Learn more
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A distinctive line that pays homage to New York City — the founder and CEO Laurice Rahmé’s home for more than 30 years — Bond No. 9 is a celebration of, in her words, the city’s spirit of “constant renewing, fast-paced forward-motion that sparks creativity”. With a scent to honour every unique neighbourhood, you're a spritz away from 'The City That Never Sleeps'. Created in 2005 to symbolise the unity and strength of New York City, The Scent of Peace is one that Rahmé believes hovers all over the great city.
A fragrance that made Laurice Rahmé the world’s first perfumer to win the coveted United Nations’ Women for Peace Award — presented to her for campaigning for and spreading peace internationally and raising funds for the cause via the universally loved perfume — The Scent of Peace deviates from the brand's neighbourhood-inspired style, instead uniting them all under the spirit of peace.
A melange of sparkling florals and citruses, balanced by a woody-musky detente, expect notes of grapefruit, black currant, lily of the valley, hedione, cedarwood and musk. Held in the brand's instantly recognisable, star-like bottle, this unique perfume will look as perfect on your vanity as it smells on your skin.
Start by spraying it on your pulse points: behind the ears, wrists, ankles. It will rise in spirals around your body. Then spray a scent halo around your neck, head and hair.
Alcohol, Aqua/Water, Citral, Citronellol, Butylphenyl Methylpropional, Limonene, Linalool.
For the latest information, it is recommended to review the ingredient list printed on the packaging of the product prior to usage or consumption.
- Bond No. 9
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Bond No 9 Scent of Peace
One of my most favourite fragrances of all times. First bought about 15 years ago. I am always asked what I am wearing. Light fruity and long wearing .Â
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Beautiful fragrance
I have bought this fragrance for my wedding day. It is beautiful - really fresh with citrus notes, with some more complex undertones that make it worth its high price. I wouldn't usually spend this much on a perfume but I think it is worth it for a special occasion. The only negative I would say is on the couple of occasions I have worn it, it did fade during the day and I had to reapply.
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