Christian Dior Dune Eau De Toilette Spray for Her 30ml

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REMARQUABLE ENSEMBLE DES PRESTATIONS1 ) objet parfaitement décrit 2 ) photos en total accord avec la réalité de l'objet3 ) envoi extrêmement rapide4 ) empaquetage ultra soigné pour protéger de la pluie et des chocs5 ) rapport qualité prix très bon6 ) en prime : 4 échantillons de parfum de grandes marques ! Since they can no longer produce the original formulation, it’s better to just let it go than do it half way. I smell wood, dry herbs and flowers which are not listed btw (bay leave, rosemary, lavender, geranium, roses), peony and wallflower. It is quite powerful and full of floral spicy undertones, but like most fragrances, it is simply a love it or hate thing. The opening is woody, citrusy, but even slightly sweet and maybe not that appealing at first - I mean, to my nose.

In the heart of the fragrance we find a floral bouquet composed of lily, jasmine, ylang-ylang, rose and small doses of wallflower that awaken the romantic and feminine side of the perfume. It had been snowing the week before my wedding and whilst bitterly cold on the we had bright sunshine. This is superb in terms of scent, performance, longevity, compliment getter and everything else one looks for in a perfume. But after this weird smell it grows on skin and becomes something wonderful, cozy floral and elegant without being too much. Makes me feel like I am on a milky beach lined by gently swaying white barked trees at early evening.I first met Dune via my mother's vintage bottle, now we treasure this juice and use the bottle from 00s. Luckily I have the vintage version, the recent one is a shame, the real Dune talks about the beach at sunset, the fresh aldehydes in this case almost give a salty sensation at the opening, of sand at sunset when the sultriness slowly gives way to coolness, the sea whispers in the distance, its amber soul slowly makes its way, the heat and cool of Dune follow one another in a kaleidoscopic vortex of primordial dances, top, it's a shame that so much skill is no longer used for a commercial perfume, I have the impression that now there are so many creations all similar to each other. I did like the floral notes in the heart though and the lily and jasmine are what I smelt the most of, followed by the rose. A big, spicy-woody dry oriental that feels original, Dune is an aptly-named moody take on a beachy scent. This does remind me of the warm, spice bombs of the 90s and it's definitely unisex, leaning masculine and a bit too musty patchouli heavy for me.

Unlike most gourmand scents in market, this feminine scent is a sea breeziness with sweet, floral, amber, dry, resin, woody, fruity, musk and aldehydes note that all are so well blended that it makes every minute of wearing it beautiful and unpredictable. She possesses a stunningly balanced use of fragrant woods; sturdy, yet softened somehow; edges rounded like driftwood. I was terrified I could not get it off me and she would find out I put it on, even though I only used a tiny amount.And then, it becomes a heavenly peony scent, honeyed and wonderful with patchouli starring until the end. These notes happen to be among my very favourite of all notes, ever, so of course I adore this perfume.