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Charles Blair by Charles Blair is a Woody Mossy fragrance possibly first launched in 1934-5. It became popular with American tourists to France in the 1950s, and was released in America in 1962. Charles Blair was offered in a perfume and bath essence oil, and in 1979 a version called Le Parfum was issued in eau de toilette and eau de parfum.
Notes
Woods, Mosses, East Indian Sandalwood
From an October 1962 article from the New York Times: "...Another French perfume that is making its American debut is Charles Blair, an exotic blend of woody-mossy tones and East Indian sandalwood. This fragrance, which has been discovered by American tourists abroad, first came into being in 1934."
Article from the Vintage Perfume Vault perfume blog:
blog:https://thevintageperfumevault.blogspot.com/2009/06/charles-blair-perfume.html
Note: Small samples are sold by the 0.25ml. That is one-quarter of a milliliter, which is 1/120th of an ounce, or one quarter of a small glass vial.
Charles Blair CHARLES BLAIR bath essence oil