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- Kylie Minogue Dazzling Darling 30ml Eau De Toilette Spray For Women
- a fragrance for women
- Woody, floral, fruity, powdery, musky
- Eau De Toilette
- 30ml
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Kylie Minogue’s deliciously light and captivating fragrance Dazzling Darling is an ode to Kylie's glowing beauty. The overall experience of subtle femininity and elated sophistication is pure Kylie. After the original Darling fragrance from 2006 and its flankers Sweet Darling from 2007 and Sexy Darling from 2008, pop singer Kylie Minogue presents the modern edition of the collection, named Dazzling Darling. Kylie Minogue’s Dazzling Darling launched in August 2011, pronounced as a feminine and attractive aroma that stresses a woman's radiance and poise, while remaining secretive and intimate. Kylie Minogue Dazzling Darling unlocks up with fresh and peppery notes of red pepper, acai berry and violet. Rose, passion flower and orris root compose the elegant core of the composition, while the base of sandalwood, cashmere and delicate musk deliver a gentle finish. Kylie Minogue Dazzling Darling as mentioned is the latest fragrance in the Kylie Darling range. Kylie Dazzling Darling was launched in 2011 and is recommended to be worn throughout the day. Perfumes have been recognised to exist in some of the earliest civilizations either through ancient texts or from archaeological digs. Modern perfumery began in the late 19th century with the viable synthesis of aroma compounds such as vanillin or coumarin, which permitted for the composition of perfumes with, smells previously unattainable solely from ordinary aromatics alone.
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After the original Darling fragrance from 2006 and its flankers Sweet Darling from 2007 and Sexy Darling from 2008, pop singer Kylie Minogue presents the latest edition of the collection, named Dazzling Darling. It is described as a feminine and captivating aroma that emphasizes woman's radiance and confidence, while remaining mysterious and intimate. Dazzling Darling opens up with fresh and spicy notes of red pepper, acai berry and violet. Rose, passion flower and orris root compose the elegant core of the composition, while the base of sandalwood, cashmere and delicate musk provide a gentle finish. Top Notes: Pink Pepper, Violet, Blueberry Middle Notes: Passion Flower, Orris Root, Rose Base Notes: Cashmere Wood, Sandalwood, Musk
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On first application the fragrance is all about the pepper, which lightly heats things up and gives the perfume a sharp, spicy bite [if this effect didn't die down almost immediately I'd be following the review opening with loads of gushing praise]. There's also a light, sweet jammy note that I'm guessing is the acai berry, but it doesn't smell like acai at all to me and it doesn't last long enough to place.
We quickly move on to the floral notes; they are at the usual Coty/Kylie Minogue standard of watery and undeveloped. I can pick up on a hint of rose, whilst everything else is lost in a undefinable mush. I like rose, but as that's the only note to stand out it falls on the dull side.
The base is the biggest letdown for me as it's once again just the standard Coty/Kylie Minogue sandalwood and a breeze of musk mix. They've flogged the whole musk/sandalwood base to death, reanimated it and then beat it down all over again. Surely it's tie to branch out a bit?
Official scent notes; Red pepper, acai berry, violet, rose, passion flower, orris root, sandalwood, cashmere and musk.
We all know what's coming next; this is a Kylie/Coty collaboration, so it's no surprise that the staying power is poor - but this is the worst one yet by far and wears as through it were a body spray. Honestly, the fragrance burns down within an hour [and don't think that I'm exaggerating]. My bottle is only a few weeks old, but is over half empty as you have to more or less bathe in it to smell anything.
I think that this is best suited to use for day wear, as it's so mild. On paper it sounds like a evening fragrance, but I want something long lasting and a bit stronger then daytime perfumes for night wear and this doesn't come close to delivering.
As this isn't overly spicy or fruity and the floral notes are mild, there isn't anything in DAZZLING DARLING to point to any particular season to wear this - although the mildness suggests spring/summer, so I don't know why it was released just before autumn.
It's only a short review as there's not much of use to say for DAZZLING DARLING - it's all over so quickly and I feel as though I'm just repeating myself when it comes to the Coty/Kylie Minogue range. Kylie's people say that this took over a year to develop, but I'm having trouble believing that, since all of her fragrance releases all seem to follow the same old blueprint: a mix of fruit, underdeveloped florals and a musk infused base and are designed to be generically pleasant, instead of anyone attempting to be different.
I think that it smells similar to Pop Pink Sparkle, but Pop Pink Sparkle is better overall - and I didn't love that release either.
I'll continue to use this bottle happily enough as it's only small and easy to cart around for touch ups, but DAZZLING DARLING is not something I'd recommend, as it is just like every other generic fragrance out there and has appalling staying power, so is not worth the RRP - I got my bottle for half price online and I still feel that I paid too much.
We quickly move on to the floral notes; they are at the usual Coty/Kylie Minogue standard of watery and undeveloped. I can pick up on a hint of rose, whilst everything else is lost in a undefinable mush. I like rose, but as that's the only note to stand out it falls on the dull side.
The base is the biggest letdown for me as it's once again just the standard Coty/Kylie Minogue sandalwood and a breeze of musk mix. They've flogged the whole musk/sandalwood base to death, reanimated it and then beat it down all over again. Surely it's tie to branch out a bit?
Official scent notes; Red pepper, acai berry, violet, rose, passion flower, orris root, sandalwood, cashmere and musk.
We all know what's coming next; this is a Kylie/Coty collaboration, so it's no surprise that the staying power is poor - but this is the worst one yet by far and wears as through it were a body spray. Honestly, the fragrance burns down within an hour [and don't think that I'm exaggerating]. My bottle is only a few weeks old, but is over half empty as you have to more or less bathe in it to smell anything.
I think that this is best suited to use for day wear, as it's so mild. On paper it sounds like a evening fragrance, but I want something long lasting and a bit stronger then daytime perfumes for night wear and this doesn't come close to delivering.
As this isn't overly spicy or fruity and the floral notes are mild, there isn't anything in DAZZLING DARLING to point to any particular season to wear this - although the mildness suggests spring/summer, so I don't know why it was released just before autumn.
It's only a short review as there's not much of use to say for DAZZLING DARLING - it's all over so quickly and I feel as though I'm just repeating myself when it comes to the Coty/Kylie Minogue range. Kylie's people say that this took over a year to develop, but I'm having trouble believing that, since all of her fragrance releases all seem to follow the same old blueprint: a mix of fruit, underdeveloped florals and a musk infused base and are designed to be generically pleasant, instead of anyone attempting to be different.
I think that it smells similar to Pop Pink Sparkle, but Pop Pink Sparkle is better overall - and I didn't love that release either.
I'll continue to use this bottle happily enough as it's only small and easy to cart around for touch ups, but DAZZLING DARLING is not something I'd recommend, as it is just like every other generic fragrance out there and has appalling staying power, so is not worth the RRP - I got my bottle for half price online and I still feel that I paid too much.
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