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[productsample] I’m not going to lie – when this arrived I thought it was going to be violet from the colour and packaging, so to discover that it’s peony was a bit of a disappointment. Peony is about the last floral fragrance I’d ever pick for myself.
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However, Dolce & Gabbana Peony Fragrance has made me look a bit differently at this particular flower – this is a perfume that is full of personality, more intense on the dominant note than most and surrounded by other accents that raise it up. There’s a fresh and fruity aspect that I like a lot as well as a touch of rose but I think it’s the plum nectar that seals the deal.
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In Asian nations, the peony carries far more symbolism than it does here but I’m not going to turn my back on luck, health and wealth! Peony is absolutely worth a second look even if you feel vanilla about the single scent, like I do. It’s the wrapping accords that make all the difference and build a perfume that’s noteworthy. I don’t have a launch date for this, but it has to be any moment now and it’s £66 for 50ml.
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