Name: Making sense of fragrances at Copenhagen's Fashion Week, by Jana Salama by Youth Journalism International
Duration: 3 min 55 s
Description: Offering new fragrances with stronger scents than most Europeans tend to like, entrepreneur Haisam Mohammed said he was surprised to find his friends embracing them, writes Reporter Jana Salama for Youth Journalism International.

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Offering new fragrances with stronger scents than most Europeans tend to like, entrepreneur Haisam Mohammed said he was surprised to find his friends embracing them, writes Reporter Jana Salama for Youth Journalism International.

Making sense of fragrances at Copenhagen's Fashion Week, by Jana Salama

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Making sense of fragrances at Copenhagen's Fashion Week, by Jana Salama

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