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London - Arab Today
Juniper & Ginger is the latest scent from home fragrance brand Cochine Saigon. Designed as an eau de parfum for the home, the scent combines juniper and ginger, along with eucalyptus, clove, bergamot and patchouli. The exclusive fragrance will be available in stores and online from 1 November to 31 December in two seasonally packaged products for the home: a scented candle, £45, and a reed diffuser, £49. The candle comes in a limited edition silver-lined green glass and both products come with a removable seasonal sleeve. The brand's stockists include Selfridges, Fenwick of Bond Street, Fortnum & Mason, John Lewis stores nationwide, selected Peter Jones, Feather & Black, Handpicked Collection and Occa-home, while online delivery is available via the website.
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