Unveil an aura of masculine charm with Clinique's Happy For Men. Created in 1999, this fragrance is a harmonious blend of invigorating and woody notes that captivate the senses. It's the perfect scent for the modern man who appreciates a touch of classic elegance.
Immerse yourself in the refreshing aroma of kaffir lime and mandarin, subtly balanced with the exotic scent of kalamanzi fruit and yuzu. This vibrant citrus medley is expertly layered over a robust foundation of cedar, Mediterranean cypress, and guaiacwood, creating a fragrance that is both fresh and profound.
The fragrance is announced as luscious and sexy, opening with sparkling fruity notes connected to its ultra-feminine floral heart and the base of musk, woods and marshmallow accord.
INGREDIENTS: ALCOHOL DENAT., AQUA/WATER/EAU, PARFUM/FRAGRANCE, METHYL CYCLODEXTRIN, ETHYLHEXYL SALICYLATE, LIMONENE, BUTYL METHOXYDIBENZOYLMETHANE, LINALOOL, CITRAL, ALCOHOL, TRIS(TETRAMETHYLHYDROXYPIPERIDINOL) CITRATE, FARNESOL, TETRASODIUM GLUTAMATE DIACETATE, EXT. D&C VIOLET NO. 2 (CI 60730), FD&C BLUE NO. 1 (CI 42090), FD&C RED NO. 4 (CI 14700).
A fragrance for the true Versace woman. She’s effortlessly sexy, confident, and loves fashion, sumptuousness, and eccentricity. The fragrance is a magical perfume, sheer and sensual at the same time. A floral-oriental scent, it’s absolutely feminine, gentle, and leaves a lasting impression.
Hugo Boss Hugo Man Green 125ml is a fresh and invigorating fragrance for men. This fragrance is designed for the modern man who is confident, sophisticated, and effortlessly cool. It is a perfect blend of natural and aromatic notes, which creates a refreshing and revitalizing scent that is perfect for any occasion.
Fragrance Description: Miss Dior Rose N’Roses is a fresh, sparkling eau de toilette—a vibrant and lively perfume with rose notes exuding an irresistible scent that immediately transports us to a field of flowers. The abundance of Grasse, Damascus, and centifolia rose notes are brightened by a zest of citrus.
About the Bottle: The iconic Miss Dior bottle is inspired by men’s and women’s couture. The houndstooth motif engraved in the precious glass recalls menswear, while the signature Miss Dior bow evokes elegant femininity.
Ariana Grande Thank U Next Eau De Parfum is the ultimate fragrance for moving on and looking up. Thank U, Next bursts open with juicy notes of sparkling fruits that soften with a creamy heart. Divine velvety musk notes and macaroon infuse in the base to add playful femininity. Full of attitude, full of sweetness!
Top notes: Raspberry (white), Pear (white)
Heart notes: Rose (pink), Coconut milk
Base notes: Macaroon, Velvet musk
Family: Floral
Type: EDP, Eau De Parfum Spray
Launched: 2019
Barcode: 812256024293
Versace Dylan Blue Pour Femme Eau De Parfum is Donatella Versace's tribute to feminity. Fruity and floral notes combine in a unique blend that delivers strength and sensuality.
Top notes: Blackcurrant buds (Cassis), Clover, Apple (Granny Smith), Forget-me-not, Shiso leaves
Heart notes: Jasmine, Rose (Eglantine-wild), Peach sorbet, Petalia® Givaudan, Rosyfolia™
Base notes: Musk, Patchouli, Styrax, Wood (white)
Family: Floral
Type: EDP, Eau De Parfum Spray
Launched: 2017
Barcode: 8011003839117
A fresh fragrance that balances effervescent zesty mandarin and primofiore lemon with hints of wood and musk, and tropical fruity undertones. Dylan Turquoise is an ode to the sensuality of the Versace woman, reminiscent of warm summer days. The amphora-shaped bottle evokes Greek mythology, embellished by Medusa emblems.
Top: Mandarin essence, lemon primofiore essence, pink pepper
Heart: Blackcurrant, buds absolute, jasmine petals, freesia, guava
Base: Clearwood®, vibrant woods, musk
Olfactory family: Floral, woody, musk
This tantalizing perfume opens with top notes Granny Smith apple, shiso, clover, black currant, forget-me-not and shiso for an intriguing combination that is feminine and passionate. The fruity and floral middle notes of rose, jasmine, petalia, peach and rosyfolia fuse together for a delicate, graceful aroma.
