₦376,921.88
Boadicea the Victorious Seductive is a strikingly physical fragrance where sensuous seduction is alive and well. Never overpowering, it indulges the senses in a fantasia of fragrant captivation. This 100ml EDP delivers 6-10 hours of longevity with moderate projection. Available in Lagos and across Nigeria.
Boadicea the Victorious Seductive for women and men sensuous seduction is alive and well in the shape of this strikingly physical fragrance. Never overpowering, it indulges the senses in a fantasia of fragrant captivation. This is a fragrance that whispers rather than shouts—drawing others close with an irresistible pull that remains mysterious and beguiling.
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Longevity: 6-10 hours
Projection: Moderate
Concentration: Eau de Parfum
Seductive is crafted for intimate moments and close encounters—date nights, private gatherings, or any occasion where you want to create an aura of irresistibility without overwhelming the space. The moderate projection makes it perfect for those who appreciate subtlety—a scent discovered rather than announced.
Boadicea the Victorious is a distinguished UK niche fragrance house founded in 2008, named in honor of the legendary Iceni warrior queen Boadicea. Every bottle is crafted in the United Kingdom by seasoned artisans using globally sourced ingredients—including rare oud from Southeast Asia and sambac jasmine from Bhutan. The brand launched exclusively at Harrods and has since expanded to approximately 40 countries. Signature bottles feature intricate Celtic-inspired shields, reflecting the brand’s warrior heritage and uncompromising standards.
Authentic Boadicea the Victorious fragrances, sourced directly and delivered across West Africa. Shop the full Boadicea the Victorious collection at Scentified.
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