Black Opium Eau de Parfum by Yves Saint Laurent is a warm floral gourmand fragrance that combines juicy pear, sparkling pink pepper, and luminous orange blossom with dark coffee, jasmine, bitter almond, licorice, creamy vanilla, earthy patchouli, cashmere wood, and cedarwood.
Released in 2014, Black Opium transformed the idea of a coffee perfume into a glamorous modern designer fragrance. Its coffee accord provides darkness and energy, while vanilla, white flowers, pear, and smooth woods make the composition sweet, feminine, sensual, and highly approachable.
Black Opium is especially appealing to women who want a noticeable signature perfume with strong date-night appeal. It works beautifully for dinners, parties, romantic evenings, fall and winter events, concerts, holidays, celebrations, and confident everyday wear during cooler weather.
What Does Black Opium Smell Like?
Black Opium smells sweet, coffee-rich, vanilla-centered, floral, warm, softly spicy, woody, and feminine.
The fragrance opens with pear, pink pepper, and orange blossom.
Pear creates a juicy, smooth fruitiness with a lightly syrupy quality. It gives the opening sweetness and makes the fragrance immediately approachable.
The pear does not remain the dominant feature throughout the entire wear. Instead, it brightens the opening before blending into the coffee, flowers, vanilla, and woods.
Pink pepper adds a lively, sparkling spice. It does not smell aggressively hot or peppery. Instead, it gives the opening energy and helps create the fragrance’s recognizable nighttime excitement.
Orange blossom contributes a luminous white-floral quality with citrus, honeyed, and gently sweet nuances. It helps bridge the fruity opening with the richer floral heart.
As Black Opium develops, coffee becomes increasingly noticeable.
The coffee accord gives the fragrance darkness, warmth, and a slightly roasted bitterness. It does not usually smell like plain black coffee or a freshly brewed espresso by itself.
Instead, the coffee is surrounded by sweet vanilla, flowers, fruit, almond-like nuances, and woods. This creates the impression of a creamy coffee-inspired gourmand rather than a realistic unsweetened coffee fragrance.
Jasmine adds sensual white-floral depth. It provides femininity and richness while helping prevent the coffee and vanilla from becoming flat or overly edible.
Bitter almond contributes a nutty, slightly sharp, and subtly marzipan-like effect. It adds texture beneath the coffee and flowers.
Licorice provides a dark, sweet, and gently herbal nuance. It reinforces the nighttime character without making the perfume smell strongly medicinal.
The dry down combines vanilla, patchouli, cashmere wood, and cedarwood.
Vanilla is one of Black Opium’s most important notes. It creates creamy sweetness, warmth, comfort, and sensuality.
Patchouli provides earthy depth and structure. It balances the pear and vanilla while keeping the fragrance from smelling like a simple sugary body spray.
Cashmere wood adds a smooth, musky, warm, and softly woody texture. It helps the dry down feel polished and comfortable.
Cedarwood contributes dryness and structure, giving the vanilla and coffee a more refined foundation.
Overall, Black Opium smells like juicy pear and sparkling pink pepper layered over creamy white flowers and dark coffee before settling into vanilla, patchouli, cashmere wood, and cedarwood.
What Are the Notes in Black Opium?
Black Opium by Yves Saint Laurent was released in 2014.
Top Notes:
Pear, Pink Pepper, Orange Blossom
Heart Notes:
Coffee, Jasmine, Bitter Almond, Licorice
Base Notes:
Vanilla, Patchouli, Cashmere Wood, Cedarwood
Pear creates the juicy and sweet opening.
Pink pepper adds sparkling spice, while orange blossom provides luminous floral freshness.
Coffee forms the fragrance’s central identity. Jasmine adds sensual floral depth, bitter almond creates nutty texture, and licorice contributes dark sweetness.
Vanilla provides the creamy gourmand foundation. Patchouli adds earthiness, while cashmere wood and cedarwood give the dry down warmth and structure.
Yves Saint Laurent simplifies the official fragrance story around three defining elements:
- Black coffee
- White flowers
- Vanilla
The expanded note structure explains the pear, pepper, almond, licorice, patchouli, and woody nuances that appear throughout the fragrance.
Is Black Opium for Men, Women, or Unisex?
Black Opium is officially marketed as a fragrance for women.
Its pear, orange blossom, jasmine, vanilla, glamorous presentation, and sweet gourmand character create a traditionally feminine profile.
However, fragrance does not have strict gender rules. Black Opium may also appeal to anyone who enjoys coffee, vanilla, white flowers, patchouli, almond, licorice, and warm woods.
Its coffee, patchouli, cedarwood, and licorice give it enough darkness and structure to feel less traditionally feminine than a simple fruity floral.
How Long Does Black Opium Last?
Black Opium typically lasts approximately seven to ten hours on most wearers.
Pear, pink pepper, and orange blossom are strongest during the opening.
Coffee, jasmine, bitter almond, and licorice remain noticeable through the heart.
Vanilla, patchouli, cashmere wood, and cedarwood form the longer-lasting dry down.
Some wearers may continue to detect the vanilla, coffee, patchouli, and woods on clothing beyond ten hours.
Performance can vary according to:
- Skin chemistry
- Number of sprays
- Temperature and humidity
- Skin moisture
- Application location
- Whether the fragrance is sprayed on clothing
- Individual sensitivity to vanilla and coffee
- Whether the wearer becomes accustomed to the perfume
Applying Black Opium to moisturized skin and adding one light spray to clothing may help extend its performance.
The vanilla, patchouli, and woody base often becomes more noticeable as the brighter opening fades.
How Strong Is the Projection?
Black Opium has moderate to strong projection, especially during approximately the first two to three hours.
Pear, pink pepper, orange blossom, coffee, jasmine, and vanilla create a noticeable scent bubble around the wearer.
The fragrance gradually becomes smoother and more intimate as patchouli, cashmere wood, cedarwood, and vanilla settle closer to the skin.
Black Opium is noticeable enough for dates, dinners, parties, concerts, weddings, and evening events without normally becoming an extreme room-filling perfume.
A lighter application is recommended for offices, restaurants, airplanes, medical environments, and fragrance-sensitive settings.
What Fragrance Family Is Black Opium?
Black Opium belongs primarily to the amber vanilla fragrance family.
It may also be described as a floral gourmand because it combines coffee, vanilla, almond-like sweetness, white flowers, fruit, patchouli, and warm woods.
Its primary scent qualities include:
- Coffee
- Vanilla
- Sweet
- Warm
- Floral
- Gourmand
- Fruity
- Softly spicy
- Woody
- Patchouli
- Feminine
- Sensual
Pear, pink pepper, and orange blossom create the opening. Coffee, jasmine, bitter almond, and licorice define the heart. Vanilla, patchouli, cashmere wood, and cedarwood create the warm foundation.
What Seasons Is Black Opium Best For?
Black Opium is best suited for:
Fall: Excellent
Winter: Excellent
Spring: Very good during evenings
Summer: Best for nighttime or light application
Fall is one of Black Opium’s strongest seasons because coffee, vanilla, almond, licorice, patchouli, and woods feel warm and inviting in cooler temperatures.
Winter is equally well suited to the fragrance. Its sweetness, projection, and gourmand warmth work beautifully for holidays, dinners, parties, concerts, and romantic evenings.
Spring can work well during cooler days and evenings. Pear, orange blossom, jasmine, and pink pepper provide enough brightness to balance the warmer base.
During hot or humid summer weather, use fewer sprays. Vanilla, coffee, patchouli, and cashmere wood may become considerably sweeter and heavier as temperatures rise.
Is Black Opium Better for Daytime or Nighttime?
Black Opium is most naturally suited for nighttime wear, although it can be worn during the day with moderate application.
It works during cooler daytime conditions for:
- Shopping
- Brunch
- Travel
- Lunch dates
- Weekend outings
- Fall activities
- Holiday shopping
- Professional social events
It is especially effective for:
- Dinner dates
- Cocktail events
- Parties
- Concerts
- Nights out
- Anniversary celebrations
- Holiday gatherings
- Romantic evenings
- Fall and winter events
- Special occasions
Its coffee, vanilla, white flowers, and patchouli give it a stronger nighttime personality than most fresh daytime fragrances.
What Occasions Should Black Opium Be Worn For?
Black Opium works especially well for:
- Date nights
- Romantic dinners
- Cocktail parties
- Concerts
- Birthdays
- Holiday celebrations
- Nights out
- Anniversary occasions
- Weddings
- Formal dinners
- Fall gatherings
- Winter events
- Evening social occasions
- Confident signature-fragrance wear
- Gift giving
Its sweet and seductive personality is particularly effective when the wearer wants to make a noticeable and memorable impression.
What Age Range Is Black Opium Best Suited For?
Black Opium is especially well suited for women approximately 20 to 45, although fragrance has no true age restriction.
Younger women may enjoy its sweet vanilla, coffee accord, modern branding, strong performance, and glamorous bottle.
Women in their late twenties, thirties, forties, and beyond may appreciate its jasmine, patchouli, almond-like nuances, woods, and dependable evening versatility.
It feels youthful and modern without smelling like a basic body spray. Coffee, patchouli, and cedarwood give it more depth than a simple sweet fruity fragrance.
Is Black Opium Office Appropriate?
Yes. Black Opium can be office appropriate when applied lightly, although it is more naturally suited to evening wear.
Its coffee, vanilla, jasmine, pear, and patchouli can become noticeable in enclosed spaces.
For office wear, use approximately one to three sprays:
- One spray on the chest
- One spray on the back of the neck
- One optional light spray on clothing
It is most suitable for:
- Business-casual offices
- Creative workplaces
- Individual offices
- Cooler-weather workdays
- Professional dinners
- Corporate social events
Use fewer sprays in:
- Medical environments
- Airplanes
- Small meeting rooms
- Shared offices
- Fragrance-sensitive workplaces
- Close customer interactions
Is Black Opium Good for Dates?
Yes. Black Opium is an excellent perfume for dates and romantic evening occasions.
Pear and pink pepper create a sweet and energetic opening.
Orange blossom and jasmine add femininity, while coffee introduces darkness and intrigue.
Vanilla creates warmth and comfort, while patchouli and woods give the fragrance confidence and sensuality.
Black Opium works especially well for:
- Dinner dates
- Cocktail outings
- Movie dates
- Anniversary celebrations
- Concert dates
- Fall and winter dates
- Holiday occasions
- Parties
- Romantic travel
- Upscale casual restaurants
Black Opium creates an impression that feels:
- Feminine
- Sweet
- Confident
- Sensual
- Warm
- Glamorous
- Flirtatious
- Memorable
Three to five sprays are generally sufficient for a date.
Is Black Opium a Safe Blind Buy?
Black Opium is a relatively safe blind buy for women who enjoy sweet coffee-and-vanilla fragrances.
It may be a good blind buy if you enjoy:
- Coffee
- Vanilla
- Pear
- Pink pepper
- Orange blossom
- Jasmine
- Bitter almond
- Licorice
- Patchouli
- Cashmere wood
- Sweet gourmand perfumes
- Stronger evening fragrances
It may be less suitable as a blind buy if you dislike:
- Coffee notes
- Vanilla
- Sweet perfumes
- Patchouli
- White flowers
- Almond-like accords
- Licorice
- Noticeable projection
- Warm gourmand fragrances
- Popular mainstream perfumes
Someone expecting a realistic bitter espresso fragrance may find Black Opium sweeter, more floral, and more vanilla-centered than anticipated.
Someone who prefers citrus, aquatic, green, herbal, minimalist, or very dry fragrances may find it too sweet or warm.
Does Black Opium Smell Strongly Like Coffee?
Black Opium has a noticeable coffee accord, but it does not smell like plain black coffee throughout its entire wear.
The coffee is blended with:
- Pear
- Pink pepper
- Orange blossom
- Jasmine
- Bitter almond
- Vanilla
- Patchouli
- Woods
The result is a sweet and floral coffee fragrance rather than a photorealistic espresso scent.
Some wearers notice the coffee strongly during the middle stage, while others experience more vanilla, pear, jasmine, or patchouli.
Skin chemistry and individual sensitivity to coffee accords can significantly affect how prominent the note appears.
Is Black Opium Sweet?
Yes. Black Opium is a sweet fragrance.
Its sweetness comes primarily from:
- Pear
- Vanilla
- Orange blossom
- Jasmine
- Bitter almond
- Licorice
- Warm woody accords
The coffee and patchouli provide contrast, preventing the fragrance from smelling like plain sugar or vanilla frosting.
Black Opium is sweeter than a fresh floral or aromatic perfume but is generally less dessert-like than perfumes built around caramel, marshmallow, praline, or chocolate.
What Fragrances Smell Similar to Black Opium?
No fragrance smells exactly like Black Opium, but these three fragrances from the South Beach Perfumes catalog share important parts of its coffee, vanilla, flowers, almond, patchouli, tonka bean, or seductive evening character.
Good Girl by Carolina Herrera
Good Girl is one of the closest alternatives for someone who enjoys Black Opium’s coffee, white flowers, vanilla, and nighttime personality.
Good Girl combines almond, coffee, bergamot, lemon, tuberose, jasmine, orange blossom, rose, orris, tonka bean, cocoa, vanilla, praline, sandalwood, musk, amber, patchouli, cinnamon, and cedarwood.
Both fragrances are sweet, floral, warm, glamorous, and well suited to dates, parties, fall, and winter.
Good Girl is creamier, nuttier, more floral, and more complex. Tuberose, almond, cocoa, praline, tonka bean, and sandalwood give it a richer gourmand character.
Black Opium is more coffee-centered, smoother, fruitier, and more strongly focused on pear, vanilla, jasmine, and patchouli.
Choose Good Girl for almond, tuberose, cocoa, and praline. Choose Black Opium for coffee, pear, vanilla, and a smoother floral-gourmand style.
Jimmy Choo Fever
Jimmy Choo Fever shares Black Opium’s coffee, vanilla, jasmine, orange blossom, tonka-like warmth, dark fruit, and evening appeal.
Fever combines black plum, lychee, grapefruit, heliotrope, vanilla orchid, jasmine, orange blossom, tonka bean, vanilla, benzoin, coffee, hazelnut, and sandalwood.
Jimmy Choo Fever is fruitier, powderier, nuttier, and more strongly centered on plum, heliotrope, hazelnut, and tonka bean.
Black Opium is brighter, more floral, more coffee-forward, and more strongly structured by pear, pink pepper, patchouli, and cedarwood.
Choose Fever for plum, coffee, hazelnut, and powdery gourmand warmth. Choose Black Opium for pear, jasmine, coffee, vanilla, and patchouli.
La Vie Est Belle by Lancôme
La Vie Est Belle shares Black Opium’s pear, jasmine, orange blossom, vanilla, patchouli, sweet gourmand character, and strong feminine presence.
La Vie Est Belle combines black currant, pear, iris, jasmine, orange blossom, praline, vanilla, patchouli, and tonka bean.
Both fragrances are sweet, floral, long lasting, and particularly effective for dates, celebrations, fall, and winter.
La Vie Est Belle is richer, powderier, more gourmand, and more strongly focused on iris, praline, and tonka bean.
Black Opium is darker, coffee-centered, slightly spicier, and more naturally suited to nightlife.
Choose La Vie Est Belle for praline, iris, vanilla, and radiant sweetness. Choose Black Opium for coffee, pink pepper, jasmine, and a darker evening style.
What Is the Difference Between the Black Opium Fragrances?
The Black Opium collection includes several separate interpretations. These are different formulas rather than identical fragrances offered only at different strengths.
Black Opium Eau de Parfum
The original Black Opium features:
- Pear
- Pink Pepper
- Orange Blossom
- Coffee
- Jasmine
- Bitter Almond
- Licorice
- Vanilla
- Patchouli
- Cashmere Wood
- Cedarwood
It is sweet, coffee-rich, floral, vanilla-centered, warm, and woody.
Black Opium Eau de Toilette
Black Opium Eau de Toilette is a lighter and fresher interpretation.
Depending on the production period, it emphasizes citrus, pear, black currant, coffee, jasmine, tea-like or floral notes, white woods, and musk.
The Eau de Toilette is generally brighter, less sweet, and more suitable for daytime and warmer weather.
The Eau de Parfum is warmer, richer, more vanilla-centered, and generally longer lasting.
Black Opium Eau de Parfum Intense
Black Opium Intense is a darker interpretation featuring absinthe, boysenberry, jasmine, orange blossom, coffee, licorice, vanilla, sandalwood, and additional warm woods.
It is darker, fruitier, more aromatic, and more mysterious than the original.
The original is smoother, sweeter, more recognizable, and easier to wear.
Black Opium Le Parfum
Black Opium Le Parfum is the warmest and most vanilla-focused interpretation.
It emphasizes coffee, white flowers, and several vanilla materials to create a richer and more concentrated dry down.
Le Parfum is creamier, sweeter, deeper, and more naturally suited to cold weather and nighttime.
The original Eau de Parfum is brighter, more floral, more balanced, and more versatile.
Black Opium Over Red
Black Opium Over Red adds a prominent cherry accord to the collection’s coffee, vanilla, white-floral, and patchouli identity.
It features cherry, green mandarin, jasmine, orange blossom, black tea, vanilla, coffee, and patchouli.
Over Red is fruitier, juicier, and more playful than the original.
The original is more coffee-forward, less cherry-centered, and more traditionally floral gourmand.
Black Opium Glitter
Black Opium Glitter introduces a marshmallow-musk effect alongside dark coffee, orange blossom, vanilla bourbon, pear, citrus, and patchouli.
It is fluffier, sweeter, more marshmallow-like, and more openly gourmand.
The original Eau de Parfum is darker, smoother, more floral, and less sugary.
Black Opium Illicit Green
Black Opium Illicit Green is a fresher interpretation featuring pear, fig leaf, green mandarin, fig, orange blossom, jasmine, coffee, vanilla, and patchouli.
It is greener, fruitier, and slightly fresher than the original.
The original is warmer, darker, and more vanilla-centered.
Black Opium Extreme
Black Opium Extreme intensifies the coffee, cocoa-like darkness, white flowers, vanilla, and patchouli.
It is deeper, darker, stronger, and more naturally suited to nighttime and cold weather.
The original is softer, sweeter, fruitier, and more versatile.
Different Bottle Sizes
Different bottle sizes of Black Opium Eau de Parfum contain the same fragrance concentration.
The South Beach Perfumes listing is for the 3 oz spray.
A larger bottle provides more perfume but does not contain a stronger formula.
Learn more about fragrance concentrations.
Is Black Opium Refillable?
Selected Black Opium Eau de Parfum bottles are available in refillable formats.
A compatible Eau de Parfum refill contains the same fragrance concentration as the refillable Black Opium bottle.
The refill is not a weaker or stronger version.
Always confirm that the specific bottle is labeled as refillable before attempting to use a refill.
Older bottles and certain sizes may not be refillable.
Is Black Opium Discontinued?
No. Black Opium Eau de Parfum is not discontinued.
Yves Saint Laurent continues to feature and sell the original Black Opium Eau de Parfum within its active women’s fragrance collection.
The collection has expanded with multiple interpretations, including Le Parfum, Over Red, Glitter, and other editions.
Individual sizes, gift sets, body products, limited bottles, or regional packages may become temporarily unavailable without the original Eau de Parfum being discontinued.
When Was Black Opium Released?
Black Opium by Yves Saint Laurent was released in 2014.
It was introduced as a younger, darker, sweeter, and more contemporary fragrance connected to the broader Opium name.
Rather than repeating the spicy amber character of the original Opium fragrance, Black Opium established a separate identity built around:
- Coffee
- Vanilla
- White flowers
- Pear
- Pink pepper
- Patchouli
- Smooth woods
- Nightlife energy
The fragrance concept emphasizes confidence, energy, temptation, glamour, music, and the excitement of the night.
The glittering black bottle uses the circular window and rectangular shape associated with the historic Opium bottle while creating a more modern, rock-inspired appearance.
Who Created Black Opium?
Black Opium was created by perfumers:
- Nathalie Lorson
- Marie Salamagne
- Olivier Cresp
- Honorine Blanc
The perfumers developed a modern floral gourmand built around the contrast between:
- Dark coffee
- Sweet vanilla
- Luminous white flowers
- Juicy pear
- Sparkling pink pepper
- Earthy patchouli
- Smooth woods
The coffee-and-white-flower structure became the defining signature of the Black Opium collection.
How Many Sprays of Black Opium Should Be Used?
For most situations, use approximately three to six sprays.
Office or close indoor setting: One to three sprays
Everyday cool-weather wear: Three to four sprays
Casual date: Three to five sprays
Dinner or evening event: Four to six sprays
Party or outdoor cold-weather occasion: Four to six sprays
Very hot weather: One to three sprays
A balanced application may include:
- One spray on each side of the neck
- One spray on the chest
- One spray on the back of the neck
- One optional light spray on clothing
Begin moderately because coffee, jasmine, vanilla, patchouli, and cashmere wood can become stronger as the perfume warms on the skin.
Avoid excessive application in offices, airplanes, restaurants, medical environments, or other fragrance-sensitive settings.
Is Black Opium Authentic?
Yes. The Black Opium offered by South Beach Perfumes is an authentic Yves Saint Laurent fragrance.
South Beach Perfumes sells authentic, original brand-name perfumes and colognes sourced through established fragrance distribution channels.
Authentic Black Opium bottles may display differences based on:
- Production year
- Bottle size
- Refillable or non-refillable format
- Packaging redesigns
- Regional distribution
- Batch-code placement
- Label formatting
- Country-specific packaging
- Gift-set presentation
- Retail, tester, or unboxed format
- Limited-edition bottle decoration
These normal production and packaging differences do not automatically indicate that a fragrance is counterfeit.
Learn more about our product guarantee policy.
Who Should Buy Black Opium?
Black Opium is an excellent choice for someone who:
- Enjoys coffee fragrances
- Likes vanilla
- Appreciates pear
- Enjoys pink pepper
- Loves orange blossom and jasmine
- Likes bitter almond
- Enjoys patchouli
- Prefers cashmere wood
- Wants a date-night perfume
- Needs a fall or winter fragrance
- Prefers dependable longevity
- Enjoys noticeable projection
- Wants a sweet signature fragrance
- Likes floral gourmand perfumes
- Wants a recognizable designer fragrance
It is especially suitable for someone seeking a warm coffee-and-vanilla perfume with white flowers, fruit, patchouli, and polished woods.
Who May Not Like Black Opium?
Black Opium may not be the best choice for someone who:
- Dislikes coffee
- Avoids vanilla
- Does not enjoy sweet fragrances
- Dislikes patchouli
- Prefers aquatic perfumes
- Wants a dry citrus fragrance
- Avoids white flowers
- Dislikes popular mainstream perfumes
- Prefers extremely soft projection
- Wants a green herbal perfume
- Dislikes almond or licorice nuances
- Wants a realistic unsweetened coffee scent
- Prefers hot-weather fragrances
- Avoids warm gourmand perfumes
- Does not want a fragrance that lingers
Its coffee, vanilla, jasmine, patchouli, and sweet pear character may feel too rich for someone who primarily enjoys crisp, clean, watery, dry, or minimalist fragrances.
Final South Beach Perfumes Expert Review
Black Opium Eau de Parfum by Yves Saint Laurent is one of the most recognizable modern coffee-and-vanilla fragrances for women.
The opening combines pear, pink pepper, and orange blossom. Pear creates immediate sweetness, pink pepper adds sparkle, and orange blossom provides luminous floral warmth.
The heart introduces the fragrance’s signature coffee accord. Coffee gives Black Opium darkness and energy, while jasmine creates sensual floral depth.
Bitter almond and licorice add subtle nutty and dark sweet nuances, making the heart more complex than a simple coffee-and-vanilla combination.
The dry down is warm, smooth, and highly wearable. Vanilla creates creamy sweetness, patchouli provides earthy structure, cashmere wood adds softness, and cedarwood gives the base a polished finish.
Its greatest strength is broad appeal. Black Opium feels sweet and comforting while maintaining enough coffee, patchouli, spice, and woods to remain interesting.
It works beautifully for dates, dinners, concerts, parties, holidays, fall evenings, winter events, romantic travel, and confident signature-fragrance wear.
Performance is another strength. Most wearers should expect dependable longevity and noticeable projection, although careful application is recommended in enclosed environments.
Its primary limitation is popularity. Black Opium is widely worn and may not satisfy someone seeking a rare or unusual signature fragrance.
The coffee accord can also disappoint someone expecting a realistic espresso fragrance. Black Opium is ultimately a sweet floral vanilla perfume with coffee rather than a dry coffee fragrance.
For women who enjoy pear, pink pepper, orange blossom, coffee, jasmine, bitter almond, vanilla, patchouli, cashmere wood, and cedarwood, Black Opium remains one of Yves Saint Laurent’s most successful and wearable modern fragrances.
South Beach Perfumes Expert Rating: 9.5 out of 10
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