Christian Dior Dune Eau De Toilette Spray for Her 30ml

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Soddy humidity is released from the earth with each strike of heel, while trampling a way back to shelter. For the 15ml, 30ml and 60ml Extract Spray: In 2021, the market trend has changed and PP are keeping with that trend. For the 3ml, 6ml, 10ml, 12ml, 24ml, 36ml and 50ml bottles : You will receive a high quality perfume oil filled in a roll on/dip stick bottle of your choice.

I loved this in the late 90s, it was one of my favourite scents, and I just had to get a bottle now to refresh my memory as I really prefer different perfumes now compared to a 20 y. The peonies here are portrayed as if they are wild peonies, grown near a beach, and have some sort of saltiness.This perfume is created by Nejla Barbir and its top note includes bergamot, mandarin, palisander, aldehyde, peony and broom followed by heart note composed of jasmine, rose, ylang-ylang, lily, wallflower, lichen. At first sniff, over my hand (a small test of just one drop) I know I have smelled this for sure long ago. There's something exciting and unique in Dune, something like crystalised marigold or sunflowers, though sunflowers do not have any scent, just the feeling. With opening notes of benzoin and aldehydes, one can almost sense saline waves breaking into a mist against musky, sun-worn skin.

Dune symbolizes escape into the world of dreams where only peace resides; it’s a place where sun kisses the sea, rays of light gently caresses the skin and twinkle in the warm sand while the tinkling ocean breeze brings flowery wafts peony and lily. The masculine woody aftershavey effect of both is like the scent that lingers from his Old Spice hugs. It's such a familiar scent but I can't think of anyone close to me who uses or has used Dune at any point in their life. Alas, DUNE as I knew it is gone, but, what with the changes made in fine perfumery in the Millennium, perhaps I shouldn't be surprised. Unfortunately, deteriorates into an albeit still-good, but overtly feminine, powdery perfume which maintains some of its opening attributes.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. I bought this as a teen with babysitting earnings, it was mid-90s, Dune was being advertised in all the magazines and that's probably what got me - but I also loved the fresh-yet-warm-and-silky smell, and wore it a lot. My creepy goblin heart is dreadfully influenced by this sort of hyperbole and after reading that over a decade ago… I had purchased a bottle within milliseconds.