Dolce

WATER-LILY & (PEAR-)BLOSSOMS. Opens with a burst of papaya-blossom & neroli with delicate fruity, clean and floral tones. The papaya-blossom here is more forward than the notes would suggest, with neroli in the supporting role, but already you can feel the water-lily swelling through. This transitions into the water-lily heart accented by narcissus and amarylis, all resting on a floral support base of musk & cashmeran with powdery, musky & near-woody tones. Alongside there's a faint shampoo vibe in the background. Overall I get a gorgeous water-lily scent that leans to pear/pear-blossom with the other notes serving to support and enhance different facets of the water-lily, on a musky cashmere-wood base. This has a light to average performance for a fresh summer wearing experience, but performance improves with dark storage after first sprays. Overall: gorgeous, light & refreshing water-lily & (pear-)blossom scent for the summer heat. It's a love for me. Forgotten summer gem. Enjoy! Contrast to Shi Alfred Sung: These are different, but there are similarities with a water-lily fruity-floral over a musky base. Dolce has a more obvious pear note in the top, and the musky base doesn't take on lactonic tones. Roughly equivalent performance. Contrast to J'Adore Dior: These are different, but I can see why they've been compared, and there are similarities in the near pear/pear-blossom tones of Dolce. Dolce however is lighter and fresher, and doesn't go as sweet in the drydown as J'Adore, amongst other differences. Dolce would be easier to wear in the summer heat, but J'Adore could be easily worn year-round. J'Adore outperforms. Update 05/04/24: As I'm wearing this now, I get the neroli a little more than before -still delicate but adding a slight clean facet - accenting the water-lily & pear-blossom. Although it's still most appropriate for a spring-summer wearing experience, it could be worn year-round for a fresh, sweet & clean floral. Lovely. Update 07/12/24: This really shines in the summer months. Wearing it today in the summer heat the projection is great and the water-lily & papaya flower are coming through in the air. On the skin it smells closer to pear with a neroli accent and a light sting from narcissus. It's gotten sweeter over time, and the projection is excellent, but the longevity is still moderate. I'm upping my rating from 8 to 9/10 for how this is in hot weather. Still a love.

Funny story how I got this perfume. A friend of mine & I were debating over my perfume addiction. Between my two teen daughters & I, we have well over 200 perfumes. She sent me a $30 purse spray of this as a surprise. (I already owned D&G 'Shine'). Her signature scents are Dolce, CD's Miss Dior Blooming Boquete & Burberry Her Blossom. (All in the same realm of scents). Dolce is my FAVORITE after original Poison by Dior. It's a Fresh floral perfume, a romantic elegant waltz in Sicilia via the Mediterranean ports. Energizing and mood lifting. Dolce blasts you with neroli and papaya flower on initial spray, the dry down is a smooth whiff of musk and cashmere leaves which to me, screams sophistication and class. It's not loud, naughty, but if positivity were a person, Dolce by D&G would be her. D&G has been doing a Macy's promotion sending a free candle for 'The Only One INTENSE' version w/ a large bottle so I ended up buying the original gift set of "The Only One" since INTENSE has jasmine in it, (I've had way too much jasmine notes lately). This perfume was worth every penny of the $106 I paid. If you live in a hot climate like Fl, spray 1 shot behind the neck, 1 behind the knees, that's all you need, fresh out the shower. The bottle is beautiful and inspired by Sicilia. 💘💘💘 Just buy it. 🥰😍 My friend was right, this is pure happiness. 💘💘💘🕊️🕊️🕊️👏👏👏

Dolce has been on my radar for a while, no idea why I've never smelt it but I'm glad I finally did, I was watching a vlog by a British youtuber that I love and I noticed that she had a bottle of this on her chest of drawers, since I know we both share the same love for Chloe, Narciso Rodriguez For Her, Jo Malone Peony & Blush Suede and Coco Mademoiselle, I thought I'd look for a tester. Its a very plesant, fresh fragrance and it smells how the bottle looks; transparent, floral and pastel green. It is, however not a typical aquatic scent to my nose, I think because of the narcisus, it smells more like a humid aquatic, like being in a flower garden during a summer storm, the cashmere and musks give a soft, snuggly sort of feel to the overall scent. Its quite a soft skin scent but thats ok, sometimes you just want a fresh, soft scent that makes you feel fresh, and Dolce is perfect for that, longevity is good, I've managed to get 7 hours of wear out of it with feint traces still remaining after showering. I'm glad I finally got a bottle and I'll be making it part of my perminant wardrobe alongside Chloe EdT, wonderful for summer and spring, but also for daily wear/easy reach.

This is my absolute favourite. It's been my signature fragrance since it came out in 2014, and I have never been tired of it. It smells fresh but sweet, aquatic and musky, warm but crisp. It doesn't smell like shampoo at all, like someone said. Also I haven't smelled anything similar to it, so it's safe to say it's an original fragrance (even though I've met quite a few women who also wore it). It's gets me so many compliments! It has a great longevity on my skin, it lasts all day and my coat smells like it weeks after I've worn it. I usually don't like perfumes which don't have citruses in them, but Dolce is an exception (maybe the neroli leaves give it some citrusy freshness even if there's no fruit). For the rest, I'm a huge fan of white florals. I would totally say this is a safe choice for a gift, it is quite inoffensive and ageless. Overall, it's a likable, fresh fragrance. Absolutely in love.

Although this fragrance is called sweet ( "dolce " from italian translates as "sweet"), it is not. Dolce is soft, sensual, airy, intimate and feminine scent. Papaya flowers and neroli leafs give Dolce a light citrus and green notes. Amaryllis, narcissus and water lily - incredibly airy with a slight sweetness of the combination of notes. The base of the composition is very warm and soft - a touch of musk combined with cashmere wood (which I adore! ). This fragrant sounding is associated with me with a soft almond cream & cashmere - at the same time warm and airy. Despite its tenderness and airiness the aroma keeps very well. (4 -5 hours on skin & 6 -7 hours on tissues ). Dolce has a very soft trail that does not extend over long distances and surrounds you with a gentle aroma cloud. This fragrance does not require a luxurious outfits and jewelry. In it wants to be naturally feminine, real.

It’s been fun reading the reviews for Dolce. One reviewer called it “a mom perfume in a mom bottle”. I don’t think they meant it as an endorsement lol! But my kids would agree. My mother wore Le Air Du Temps. The bottle with the doves sat on her vanity and my love of perfume is influenced by that ‘mom-to-me’ scent. Gentle cheery lovely Dolce I love that my kids will likely remember It along with the line-sisters in their flower caps on my vanity. (Except Garden. After a couple hours that coconut does me in) I have several favorites but what out of my collection am I most likely to have on? Dolce Edit: I am surprised to see so many people compliment Dolce’s longevity. It goes to show how different people’s chemistry is I guess because I have to use my expensive! Dolce like a body spray and re-up at 5. I don’t mind because I love this cashmere heaven scent so much

subtle, and elegant, there's such a beautiful quality to how simple this scent is. the musk isn't really coming through enough for this to really lean masculine to me, but i do consider this as a unisex scent. the cashmere-an notes blend so well with all the white florals giving it this mature softness that feels so comforting. I recommend at least a tiny .16 oz of this scent for anyone just getting to learn more about fragrances since the notes aren't overwhelming or excessive. When I smell something new i try to imagine how the notes would translate to an advert or something, and with this I can visualize a person in their mid-late twenties wrapped in a clean, warm blanket with their lover while it storms outside..house plants gently dancing around them. so pretty, so recommend.

A really pretty fresh summery scent. For me it has a bit of an aquatic vibe to it. Perfect for when you want to wear a light scent that doesn’t smother anyone. It would also be a good “out of the shower” scent. I think that even people who usually don’t like florals would like this. Yes, it isn’t the most unique perfume out there, but it’s still beautiful and feminine. The only downside is the lasting power and poor sillage. 3 hours into it, I can smell it only faintly on my skin. It almost doesn’t have a sillage, it’s noticeable only if someone hugs me during the first few hours of wearing it. If someone gifted this to me, I would be happy. I wouldn’t buy the full bottle for myself though, as I just couldn’t justify it because of the poor sillage and lasting power.

Dolce takes discernment. It is layered, but not in a loud or brash way. It is subtle, soft, and intentioned without overwhelming. The floral opening is sweet with an undercurrent of the aquatic arising almost immediately. The softest of musk comes in later. The scent stays close to the skin, but it stays well on me. On my clothes, it seems just a slight bit more aquatic. It is lovely, like a warm morning mist in late spring, in the garden, before the real heat of summer comes on. I would wear this at any time, for any occasion. It captivates with a kind of subtly and calm - there is nothing loud or audacious in this scent. It is lovely from beginning to end.

I love this fragrance. When worn, it does not shout at other people, but instead whispers to the wearer. Soft, but not ignored. Intimate, but not carnal. Floral, fresh, sweet. It is a fragrance you wear for yourself, not to grab the attention of others. The opening is strong and quickly settles down. On my skin, it fades quite away before the drydown, which is sad. This is how my skin reacts to most freshy floral green fragrances. The scent is lovely, though, and I smile with each and every spritz. While it is not a foot-stomping attention grabber, I have to wear it every few days. Isn't that the essence of elegance?

This is a unique enough fresh scent that people will recognize it on you. I wore this a lot in spring and later gifted it to a friend. She said the first time she wore it she immediately thought “this smells like Maple”. It has an almost fruity quality to it. The water lily is really dominant to my nose, which gives this a very “juicy” vibe. Makes me think of watermelon and cucumber bodylotion. Its one of those scents that makes you feel fresh, clean and well groomed. Very office appropriate as well, as it doesn’t seem to offend anyone and the silage is quite moderate.

A little note, if this can help; years ago, on perfume release occasion, somebody told me that Domenico Dolce simply called it "Dolce" as he wanted to dedicate it to the memory of his father, deciding to insert on the bottle a reproduction of his father's signature, in flashy cursive font. So "Dolce" does not indicate the adjective (doesn't want to mean sweet, here) but the surname of designer's family. Thus, Dolce which in Italian means sweet, can be misleading...

When of perfumer Sumit Bhasin who created Dolce was asked : "So what did Domenico Dolce & Stefano Gabbana tells you? " He answered : "It was a touching and rich of emotions story of boundless love for Sicily. I woven a fragrance from their secret signs and their dear details. " A flourish of ink on a Dolce perfume -bottle represents a copy of the signature of father Domenico Dolce from a sewing atelier in the little town of Polizzi Generosa near Palermo.

A watery, soapy floral, "just out of the shower" fragrance. Makes me feel clean! :) I sometimes spray this before going to the gym or dance class. Very pleasant, modest, and classy. I think I overdosed on the scent however since one of my current body washes smells almost just the same (although not as nice). Probably will not repurchase, but am enjoying my bottle all the same :) Thumbs up from me!

This one is all about the dry down for me. Initial hit is white floral. Heavy white floral. Within about 5 minutes, I start to notice this juice settling into a cozy, powdery warm floral. Really nice once I'm past that initial blast and when becomes a lovely, settled and unique fragrance! For someone who typically loves gourmand, warmer skin scents, I'm pleasantly surprised!

This perfume wants to be J'Adore by Dior. It's almost as if this is J'Adore's knock-off. Seriously, I love Dolce & Gabbana as a brand, but some of their perfumes are anything but original. "Dolce"is basically a try-hard, wannabe version of J'Adore. But if you want something that has a better projection, and lasts longer, buy J'Adore. Don't waste your time with this one.

I’ve loved this scent since it came out, it’s one of the ones I can’t stop smelling. I think the musk and cashmeran give the florals a depth that I really enjoy. It’s an inoffensive scent that I think would work well for every day, in an office, or even a day date. Unfortunately it’s not very long lasting and by midday I definitely need to reapply.

There is not much to say about this perfume at this time, there are already many reviews about the notes, so mine will just be to say that this is my happy scent. Unpretentious, it evokes happy memories. I suffer from migraines and it doesn't cause me any problems, so it's a win-win for me. I love this.

For some reason, this works really well with my chemistry. It's fresh, somewhat sexy and has that musk that I like. That said, I'm not a fan of overtly sweet perfumes such as My Way. This smells really good layered with "In the Stars" by Bath and Body. Its a nice daytime/office scent on its own.

This is a lovely fragrance but I have other fragrances of this type I like to wear. I'm not getting much use out of my bottle. I have a 90% full, full size bottle for swap if anyone wants it. I was thinking of just keeping it cause it's so pretty but that's not a good enough reason.

Crisp clean and fresh was an obsession of mine when I couldn’t afford bottles of perfume. I would love hunting this down in ultra and Sephora for a spray. After owning it I will say it doesn’t last long at all but the smell is vibrant and alive it’s crisp and pleasant.

This fragrance just does it for me, period. The bottle (in its elegant simplicity) oozes sophistication and character, alluring me to get my hands on it. It's gentle, feminine and fresh to wear, suitable for any occasion both formal and informal. Classy yet lovely.

I bought Dolce because of the waterlily being the prominent note. I really love this scent! The musk does a great job grounding floral notes for hours. This scent is a really fun and lighthearted approach to a perfume. I can see me wearing this into the summer!

This is so beautiful! It's fresh, clean and feminine. It's starts off soapy, like you just came out of the shower, then it softens and the florals and musks come out. Nothing harsh or scratchy. Very well made but but best of all, it's so easy to wear.

This is me. I won't have even need any necessary time to know it well, to love Dolce. It's all about musk and narcissus, and that's good enough for me. My bottle of Dolce Garden is about to end, it's a good chance to grab Dolce instead.

A very classic and feminine floral, and a safe blind buy. Classic as in, it's not a unique fragrance choice, rather it is very comfortable and wearable for every day and maintains a lovely fresh lightness to it.

I love the classic Dolce. It is the best of them all for me. The other versions have a bit too much of something or other. The classic Dolce is just perfect for a light floral scent.

This scent is gorgeous, how would I discribe it? A rainy soapy white floral :) this one reminds me going outside in the morning while its cloudy after it rained all night

Smells delectable lovely floral gentle fragrance. I’ve had my bottle sitting in my perfume closet waiting to be used. Glad I have it smells very feminine and alluring.

one of my favorite clean florals. great for spring and summer but i'll wear it year round i love it so much. bummed that i'm seeing it less and less in the stores.

My absolute fav of the Dolce line. Super soft light floral wearable summer fragrance. Will always have this cute bottle in my collection.

It's a super beautiful floral Fresh and sour, so invigorating! Truly feminine! But lasting power isn't that good...

The sexiest 'floral aquatic' I own. It's not as generic as people state - its complex and intoxicating. X

Love the smell of waterlilies, amaryllises, neroli flowers and papaya flowers! Great combination!

Dolce smells like flowers in the summer rain. It has strong aquatic smell.

Anyone else get fabric softener from this?? Which is why I love it 😮💨

The best blind buy I've ever made ❤️ Lovely floral perfume 🥰

I love it so much, sad thing it doesn't last very long...

Light and breezy and perfect for hot summer days

Category: Musky (clean), floral Notes: Sprays on super fresh and bright with soapy neroli, slightly aquatic water lotus, a fresh-out-the-shower clean musk, and a bright non-descript citrus, even though the last note isn't listed in the pyramid. Perhaps the citral touch comes from the papaya flower? With time, the Narcissus emerges more and more, adding a bit of that typically heady white floral feel, without ever making the composition feel overwhelming or “too much”. Vibe: Dewdrop. Lotus flower. Lily pads. Moner paintings. Crystal chandeliers. Diamond jewelry. Sillage: 4/10. Intimate, but not quite a skin scent. This might project better if you overspray, but with a single spritz to the wrist, it's very intimate. Longevity: 4/10. Moderate longevity, I’d say, anywhere between 4-7 hours. Perfectly acceptable for the price point. Wear: Definitely a daytime fragrance. For me personally, this is a strictly spring or summer scent, but I can recognize that it does work all year round if you're the kind to always want that fresh and bright feel and don't really adjust the vibe of your fragrance according to season. Incredibly feminine and best suited for a younger wearer in my opinion, although it wouldn't raise eyebrows if worn by people outside of my idea of the perfect age range. I’d put the ideal age range between early 20s and early 30s. Overall rating: 7/10. I am inclined to agree with the other reviewers likening this to Giorgio Armani's Aqua di Gioia, as Dolce is definitely in the same family of scents. Fresh, musky, and floral with a slightly aquatic touch. Perfect for everyday use as a daytime office fragrance or just for when you want that clean, fresh-out-the-shower feeling. The composition is simple and, frankly, quite generic, but it is nevertheless a winning concept. A definite crowd pleaser, safe blind buy, and easy to wear. With this said, there isn't much to add. Nothing special, but a well-made staple. Who would wear it?: Stella in Winx.

I have a small but specific perfume collection. I love florals ( rose, jasmine, tuberose) and anything orange smelling. I dislike spicy and or oriental scents. I think patchouli smells like dirty old hippy and I hate the smell of incense. The latter two dislikes may come from living in Berkeley, where both scents are definitely ubiquitous and overdone. I'm also a corporate warrior and probably old enough to be most of y'all's mama. (Late 40s). So my scent needs to be boardroom appropriate. So my everyday spray has been Chloe EDP, which is great on me and I have no serious complaints, but talk about ubiquitous. I love indolic white florals, but most of them are a little goes a long way, and not boardroom appropriate. Fast forward to this fall, when I had an appointment with a personal shopper at Nordstrom in downtown San Francisco. I was early and had some time to kill, so I checked out the Bloomingdales fragrance counter and ended up spraying both wrists with Dolce. I was a sucker for the pretty bottle and I thought the smell was inoffensive - no spice, no patch - and feminine. 30 minutes later I meet my personal shopper at Nordstrom. She shoves me into a changing room and I start trying on items she has pulled for me. In 10 minutes she comes back in and her first words are not "that looks fabulous on you!" But rather "what is that scent???" Then her assistant came in and asked the same. Then the tailor. Then the manager. Then the sales clerk. I told my personal shopper I had just tried the scent on a lark. She replied, "well if you buy nothing else for your fall wardrobe today, you must buy that scent. It is perfect on you." So there you have it. My crowd sourced fall scent. I guess there really is something to personal chemistry. Those of you who are dismissive of this simple scent may be reacting to it not working on you. Or you may not be appreciating its simple charms.

It's coming back to a hotel room after the busiest shopping spree of your girlhood. You finally figure out how to unlock the door and bam - beds are perfectly made, much unlike how you left it in the morning. You're so overwhelmed by the rush of traveling, you realize you haven't had alone time in a while, waiting for whoever is showering to finish before you go. The sun is setting outside, the view is outstanding, it's your last night out at the city and you know you'll miss it terribly. They only offer a couple of channels on the TV and you grew fond of the jewelry sales network. You're so relaxed it entertains you. You even forget what you bought earlier that day. Every bag you open is a surprise - new clothes, new shoes, new curling iron - everything summing up to equal what you wear that night for the theatre. Case closed. That's the smell of Dolce. And I'm sure I made it sound like I have a past with this fragrance, but I don't even. It's a heavily familiar scent for, I'm guessing, most people with female friends. It's such a hug. Dolce is the type of fragrance I would rather spray on my bed than on my skin. Something I want to welcome me home instead of taking it along. I strongly qualify Dolce as a sunset perfume. Something about wearing this perfume during the day makes me feel specially excited for the night. Beautiful effect.

I remember smelling this for the first time in 2014 when it first came out and being absolutely in love immediately with its bright softness. I wasn't really interested in perfume back then but still I remembered this one until today. Now six years later I stumbled over a miniature version of this and thought this was a great way to test this fragrance again. And what can I say ... This is just such a beautiful, soft, feminine scent! It just makes me feel so special and pretty. It has such a delicate brightness to it. It's airy, even a bit aquatic. Not sweet (and for me also not soapy) at all. It starts a bit greener, then becomes more musky with time and you start to really get this beautiful cashmere touch. It sits really close to the skin and doesn't leave a trail but I think the longevity is quite good. I usually reapply after about 6-7 hours. When I think of perfect occasions to wear this to, I think of a lunch date in spring and also of university/office. I think it's a beautiful daily scent for warmer months :) Also I think the bottle and advertisement are perfect for this fragrance. What you see really is what you get! A "love" from me - and I can't wait to purchase a bigger bottle of it :)

This is something I'd consider recommending to anyone who is searching for an inoffensive, obtainable, fragrance. I actually think it's slightly more interesting than many offerings currently, and it doesn't smell like a million different notes. This is quite clearly a super clean, watery fragrance. I got a sample of this and forgot what the notes were supposed to be by this time upon actually testing it. However, I immediately knew that it was a sort of lily, or some floral with aquatic notes. I re-checked on here to be sure I was correct. It's *that* strikingly watery and white floral. It has a clean musk that lasts for a decent amount of time. That's basically all though, I don't smell daffodil, or anything else distinctly. This is not weak or fleeting as many other things I've tried over the past couple of years, but it is soft and polite. I enjoy this because I don't think it's trying too hard. It's quite nice and softly elegant without being boring or too refined. I think it could make a brilliant gym fragrance, office fragrance, or visiting your picky family/in-law fragrance 🙃 So to summarize, I like this more than I expected and am reminded of early summer/late spring after a mild rain 🌧

Dolce is the Italian word for Sweet but here “sweet” is used more in the sense of “cute”. Dolce is a cute fresh floral. I can sense some fresh pears or green apples in the start (could be the papaya blossoms, which I don’t know how they smell like). Surprisingly the neroli note is not very strong to my nose, just imparts a zesty feeling. Neither is the Narcissus strong, it does not come as waxy and old school as it can sometimes be, but rather, the whole heart notes are more or less abstract, fresh florals. They give a cute next door girl impression. Unfortunately, the base lacks any depth, (she is still young and inexperienced-your neighbor ☺️). Regarding performance, on first spraying it seems that the sillage would be promising, but unfortunately it soon reduces to a skin scent with average longevity-around 4 to 5 hours. The bottle cap is very cute paying a nod to the Italian ceramic art - Capo di Monte, but the scent itself is not necessarily very Italian or Sicilian IMHO. Dolce is a cute fresh floral in a cute bottle. It would have been a good product for Avon or Oriflame but for D&G it’s just Mediocre.

This is a unique strong floral scent. It has Mediterranean and tropical notes. I have never been to Sicily, but I would imagine lemon trees, amaryllis blooming among other fragrant bright flowers in the glorious golden light. There is a touch of watery freshness, an awareness of the sea nearby. Sitting in a lovely summer dress eating melon by the small water lily pond, half-overgrown with yellow fragrant white and yellow narcissus and wild roses. The bottle is just so adorable, that lovely porcelain like flower on top and the bottle is that gentle green- exquisite. Best in Spring and summer or maybe in winter when dreaming of sunny citrusy gardens by the seaside. The florals here have a bright, lush, intoxicating romantic quality. If there is a negative to this, it’s that it does have an aquatic quality mixed with heavy floral neroli. Sometime, the aquatic note makes this a bit too much for me. Most successfully I wore it in the summertime. Not a safe blind buy. Try a sample or try it at Sephora. Good projection and smells very feminine.

This is a super easy reach fragrance for spring and summer. I agree that it not revolutionary and entirely different from other scents on the market. That doesn’t stop me from finding it incredibly pretty! This is that workhorse fragrance that you can grab on days you can’t decide on your fragrance or in a hurry. You will always smell clean, pretty and inoffensive. It’s bright and airy and carefree. And this bottle!!! One of the prettiest bottles out there. It’s so classically feminine and would look beautiful on any fragrance tray. I would love to eventually acquire the entire line just to have a little garden blooming on my fragrance shelves. It doesn’t have a huge sillage, but I think it may bloom well in hotter weather! You really can’t go wrong with this one. If you like florals, it’s blind buy safe!

This perfume was gifted to me for my 18th birthday, 6 years ago. It was, and still is, a gorgeous floral scent, one of the prettiest and cleanest out there in my opinion. The bottle is stunning, and the softness of the fragrances makes it safe for blind buying and blind gifting (especially for floral scents lovers). However, its delicateness and freshness also make it a scent that lasts a couple hours max, and a skin scent at best: do not expect to leave a trail or to fill a room with this one, but expect someone hugging you to get a whiff of it. Not even maceration made it stronger. A very feminine scent, it's perfect as an office fragrance or as a teenager's first "serious" perfume (if said teenager isn't into gourmand scents like the rest of her peers, that is).

This is for the original formula, which I had when it first launched: This is such an easy to love perfume! Girly, fresh, clean, feminine, just beautiful. I fell in love at first sniff when it first came out. I haven't worn it in a few years, because it's a bit too simple for me these days, but I would love to have an original formula bottle for nostalgia's sake. It's definitely a no-brainer for any situation - date, office, running errands, whatever. I smelled it on someone else once during cold weather, and it seemed to be extra beautiful in the chilly crispness. But sadly, I recently smelled this at Ulta and it is dramatically different. I've learned my lesson - buy back ups when you fall in love with a perfume, because they will inevitably be reformulated.

I did not expect to like this one, as I've tested most of the Dolce line, and found almost all of them pretty lazy, 2-note, flat, over-promoted and under-delivered, synthetic, and very forgettable fragrances. I'm a big fan of quality light florals, and this one while I wouldn't call "quality', is likable and pleasant. Starts off a bit sharp, border masculine, and artificial. Later on blooms into a pleasant green, watery floral. It becomes a skin scent rather quickly but lingers a while. I feel like this is nothing groundbreaking, nothing that will rock your world, or turn heads - but it's not intended to. I have a 1.6oz bottle up for a swap if anyone's interested <3