VERSACE DREAMER eau de toilette spray 100ml

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Versace , the creator of the Dreamer cologne, is a well-known distributor of fashionable and luxurious lifestyle products. These comprise jewelry, haute couture, timepieces, and, of course, fragrances. The Dreamer turns soft, sweeter, and floral with the drydown, but the tobacco notes remain prominent. As for the middle, rose, geranium and carnation notes usher in a refreshingly fresh heart. Named after the son of Aphrodite and the Greek God of Love, Eros draws inspiration from Greek mythology. Donatella Versace proclaimed, “Eros is truly the DNA of the house of Versace.” For those looking for a more feminine scent, the Versace Yellow Diamond Eau de Toilette is a great option. Its playful combination of pear sorbet and bergamot burst into orange blossom, freesia and mimosa notes at the heart, while the base includes a sultry amber, palo santo and musk blend.

The opening is all about a huge blast of aromatics. The first few minutes are overwhelmingly clean and sharp. At this point, there isn’t any specific note. Eventually, equal parts white florals and iris come through, lending an extremely intriguing aroma. It’s one of those scent’s you have to smell your wrist three times because it’s so interesting. and 100mL bottles. If you want the best price per mL, the 100mL is by far the better investment. Other Options:

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Short answer. Yes. Why? It’s affordable, smells great, and has decent performance. But there are always cons with the pros. The biggest con is the decisiveness. If you’re considering this for your FIRST fragrance, this might not be the best first choice. But this is an excellent buy if you’re adding another affordable option to your collection. Besuited Aroma gives Versace The Dreamer a rating of 8.4 out of 10. How Do The People Rate Versace The Dreamer

The Dreamer starts sweet and gradually dries down to a warm woody scent. Top notes include clary sage, lavender, and mandarin. The heart (which seems to be what most people object to) is a combination of geranium, rose, and tobacco. Launched in 1996 (original edition), The Dreamer by Versace was created by Jean-Pierre Bethouart. It was also the last of Gianni Versace’s signature scents. Most Versace perfumes are known to be crowd-pleasers, but this might not be the case with Dreamer by Versace. Upon encountering the scent, most people either adore it or dislike it. Versace’s The Dreamer lasts pretty much forever and has strong projections. Projection is the strongest for the first 1-2h; after that, it doesn’t project at all. It just lingers on your skin until it fades. If you’re looking for something that lasts all evening, this fragrance is a great bet. One of my favorite reasons to wear The Dreamer is to spice up my collection. The unique tobacco note I’ve been harping on the entire article is alluring if you enjoy the smell.The tobacco note is still present and will be for the rest of the wear but not to the degree of the beginning. Into the dry down, the fragrance becomes simpler and smoother. The rest of the wear is a well-rounded dose of florals, light greens, tamed tobacco, and woody depth. The Versace Dreamer smell begins sweet but gradually hits a masculine woody smell. Reformulated many times, the dreamer of today’s scent profile consists of Juniper, Tarragon, and Artemisia. Iris, Lily, and Flax make up the heart. During the winter or on colder days, we don’t recommend wearing The Dreamer since it won’t be allowed to open and dry nicely. It won’t be able to express all of its wonderful chords. Ask any scent buff for their top Versace cologne recommendation, and they’ll likely say Eros. It’s a crowd-pleaser and the safest blind buy on the list.