Ralph Lauren
Polo Sport
Polo Sport
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Product Name: Polo Sport
Brand: Ralph Lauren
Fragrance Type: Eau De Toilette
Polo Sport by Ralph Lauren was created in 1997. This women's perfume has a moderate scent with notes of aldehydes, lemon, mint and aquatic notes of melon.
The recommend time of use for this fragrance is daytime or casual.
"Spray joy and inspire confidence because beauty products are what you make them." -South Beach Perfumes
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