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Daliflor (2000)
by Salvador Dali

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75 reviews

To me it was like a very watered-down version of Rosa Flamenca, seemed to be a sheer & watery rose/orange blossom blend. sweet, pink & light.. not me!
07 August 2008


102 reviews

Sweet. EDT smells like grape juice + flowers of vine + vanilla oil + soap. Its drydown is very interesting on my skin - a "buttery", soft, velvety, honey-ish sandalwood. Nice, innocent, clean and voluptuous (yes!).
10 July 2007


315 reviews

Even though this one comes on EDP, the sillage and longevity leave a lot to be desired. The scent is very nice, light, soft, light flowers on water and "young". It has greens on the top notes wich help to make it feel very fresh. The drydown comes fast and the soft flowers appear yet again and becomes a nice comforting scent, it's very affordable too! Not groudbreaking, nor very original, but nice nonetheless.
02 August 2006

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