We understand that Authenticity is of the most concern when purchasing fragrances online. Perfumes Los Angeles takes pride in selling 100% Guaranteed Authentic fragrances. All our products are brand new, genuine, and original. We DO NOT carry replicas, knockoffs, or imitation perfumes.
How are you able to offer perfumes at 20-80% off department store prices?
Our margins are lower which allows us to provide deep discount on designer, brand name fragrances.
Physical Location:
We have been in business for more than 30 years and have started to sell online recently. Our Brick and Mortar store is based in Los Angeles, you can come visit our store, call us, we also have hundreds of Google and Yelp reviews.
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BONBON evokes a timeless sensation, inviting a pure and absolute pursuit of pleasure. She who wears BONBON dresses herself in perfume while creating her own story. She is empowered, beautiful, and complete.
Bonbon is a delicious fragrance created with the intent to fuel desire through a scent so irresistible that one would deem it edible. It is composed of sparkling, effervescent mandarin and orange slices crystalized into crackling pieces of caramel wrapping succulent fruits. The sweetness of paradise peach accord flirts tenderly with supple caramel notes, clinging to the roundness of peach’s fleecy surface. Sun-filled jasmine is sustained by orange blossom whose sweet flavor clings to the soft smell of caramel. The fragrance flows languidly across the skin, as caramel would generously drip over an indulgent dessert. Finally, gïaic and cedar woods blend into the base note to achieve a surprising balance between smooth, creamy, milky sandalwood notes and the upright, stronger and darker notes of woody amber. The rich brown facets of the caramel accord are tenderly overcooked.
Beauty Tip:
Layer with BONBON Shower Gel, Body Lotion, Hair Mist, Body Cream, or Body Power to enhance and prolong the experience.
