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Divine opens with fresh peach, gently spiced with coriander. The heart of the perfume blooms with sensual gardenia, tuberose and May rose. The base is warm and spiced: oakmoss, musk, vanilla and other spices.
The designers are Richard Ibanez of Robertet and Yann Vasnier of Givaudan, USA. Divine was launched in 1986.
Difficult to find more sensual and classy for a woman. Extraordinary refined sillage.
A very good confidential parfume.
Lightly powdery iris, honey, orange blossom blend with a masculine herbiness. Spicy middle notes. A very pretty scent, mysteriously sweet and sensual. This scent makes me think of a traveler, an actress.
Fine silage and longevity of 4/5. Lovely perfume.
I will probably be the only reviewer to be disappointed by divine. I got complimented with it but honestly it's nothing special on me. Longevity it's also minimal. Anyway I have to say it seemed a classy, expensive frag till it lasted. But without personality. I didn't like the chemical opening while appreciated the natural smell that followed.
If I smell this on a woman, beyond the unequivocal and overwhelming expression of femininity, the bearer of this fragrance could forward another message equally deadly: "I will make you scream of pleasure, you'll be surprised at yourself." Sensual but not brash or vulgar, following the aphorism of perfection(I do not-remember-the autor), who said :to get the best of men must meet them in their worst sides (ahahah!.) Suitable for a quick and unconditional capitulation. (If you want to grant the "honor of arms "are made on your own)
Sorry,I do this review for Divine L'Eternel Feminin,the extrait variant who,actually,smell a bit different!
what a distinct scent!
I had a sample and happily used it for a few days. I really liked it, but I never purchased because... I don't know.
Maybe it is too big and aldehydic for me. It is made according a typical classical French parfumery conception with modern twist. It's a big floral with lot of aldehydes or aldehydes-like notes and a beautiful fragrant woody base that lingers on skin in a very smooth and classical way.
It smells like typical elegant mom's French perfume from the '70.
It also has a hint of vanillic sweetness that may appeal more modern tastes, but all in all it remains a big floral for an assertive yet soft mannered lady.
what year was it launched? pleas. and how the box package looks like? I think it looks familiar,but anyone remindes me more???
Candy, tart floral but also dressed up and classic. A bit sweet on dry down, like just-on-the-edge flowers. It is divine in it's way, but it's also very expensive. Worth a try for anyone who loves elegant, layered florals.
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