kvepalubaras.lt
Lithuanian-language online perfume shop where fragrances can be browsed by scent family, such as citrus, woody or oriental
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About kvepalubaras.lt
Kvepalų Baras sells perfumes through its website, which organises fragrances into scent families: fruity, floral, incense, sweet, oriental, spicy, woody, citrus, fern, leather and green.
The homepage features the perfume houses Strangers Parfumerie and P. Frapin Perfume House. The site is published in Lithuanian and sells to consumers.
Product: Online perfume and fragrance retail, with browsing by scent family.
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