Versace Dylan Blue Vial Pour Femme 0.03 oz EDP for Women
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Versace Dylan Blue Vial Pour Femme 0.03 oz EDP for Women
- Top: Blackcurrant, granny smith, clover accord, forget-me-not accord, shisolia
- Heart: Eglantine Rose, ptalia, rosyfolia, jasmine, icy infusion of peach
- Base: Styrax, white smooth, woods, musk, patchouli coeur
- Olfactory family: Floral, fruity, woody
Fragrance Family: Floral Scent Type: Fruity Florals Key Notes: Blackcurrant, Rosyfolia, Patchouli About: An alchemy of irresistible notes that dance, arouse, come together, and embrace, this fragrance is a refreshing blackcurrant sorbet with Granny Smith apple and a contemporary floral bouquet. Woody base notes playfully mix together to create a unique, captivating, sensuous, and vibrant movement.What else you need to know:"Dylan Blue pour Femme is a tribute to femininity.
Frequently Asked Questions
What size is this Versace Dylan Blue vial?
This is a 0.03 oz vial, which is a small sample or travel size. It's ideal for trying the fragrance or taking on trips.
What does Versace Dylan Blue Pour Femme smell like?
It opens with blackcurrant and Granny Smith apple, transitions into a floral heart with rose and jasmine, and settles into a woody base with patchouli and musk. The overall effect is a refreshing, fruity floral with woody undertones.
Is this an eau de parfum (EDP)?
Yes, this is an EDP (Eau de Parfum), which has a higher fragrance concentration than eau de toilette, so it typically lasts longer on the skin.
What fragrance family is this?
Dylan Blue Pour Femme is classified as a fruity floral with woody base notes. It's designed as a feminine fragrance that balances sweet fruit and fresh florals with warm woody elements.
Can I wear this as a full-size perfume, or is it just a sample?
At 0.03 oz, this vial is a sample or travel size. It's not intended as a full-size bottle and won't last for regular daily wear over an extended period.
