Fragrance Description:

Frances Denney Interlude Cologne, is a spicy oriental scent. It opens with heavy musk's  and spices mixed with a burst of citrus notes like bergamot, lemon, and orange flower. This energetic opening quickly transitions into a lush, prominent floral heart featuring rose and jasmine. The scent ultimately dries down into a deep, warm, and resinous base composed of patchouli, myrrh, musk, and vetiver, giving it an intensely spicy, powdery, and enduring character. If your a fan of scent's like Opium for Women, you'll love Interlude.

• Type: Spicy, Oriental

• Introduced in: 1965

• This bottle's Batch Code & Year Made: N/A = 1990's

• Season: Fall, Winter

• Occasion: Evening

• Longevity: Seven Hours

• Projection: Moderate

• Gender: Feminine marketed but I would consider it unisex.

• Scent Era: Classic

• Identifying An Early Version: The frosted glass bottles I think are the first editions? But I would generally say the formulation stayed close to the same until it's discontinuation.

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