Spring Dance

Spring Dance captures beautifully the essence of the season! Such a fresh, zesty, zingy, sweet white floral scent with a more green, aromatic opening! This is everything that I want in a floral fragrance! To my nose, it has two distinct phases: a citrusy, zesty, aromatic opening with a smooth mix of grapefruit and rosemary and a second phase where the honeysuckle and jasmine are taking front stage and run the show. This scent evokes exquisitely the natural smell of honeysuckle flowers. I had the pleasure of smelling countless times honeysuckle flowers in full bloom during my trips to Greece and South of Italy and I feel that Spring Dance embodies the essence of this gorgeous flower perfectly! A warm, amber, vanilla combination creates the perfect base for the white flowers to shine bright. No joke, Spring Dance has phenomenal bridal scent potential! It’s so beautiful, feminine, elegant, pretty, elevated smelling that I would consider this for my wedding day, if I were to do it again! Wow, wow, wow! This scent is as beautiful as the music that inspired it is, Antonio Vivaldi’s Spring! I want Spring Dance in my collection!

Really lovely fresh, green, watery white floral scent. It’s jasmine dominant; I swear I can smell gardenia too, although it’s not listed. There’s a green note in the opening that smells a bit like flower stems and a slight citrus twist. It’s not groundbreaking but if you like fresh aquatic florals it’s a winner.

As someone else mentioned, this is a Neroli bomb, but why isn't it listed? If you are into strong florals, this has amazing high quality. Of course, D. Ropion is a highly gifted perfumer. I'm really loving this house's offerings. ✨️

Out of my over 200 perfumes this is the one that gets most compliments, That said, this is a pretty fresh clean honeysuckle jasmine. Great projection for the first 2-3 hours, no need to over spray

The opening is very strong with the rosemary but it mellows out into a very soapy jasmine. I can see why someone else said neroli. This just feels like something grandma would wear. As I keep sniffing it also reminds me of fruit loops, that artificial slight lemony sweetness. So, fruit loops with grandma’s garden variety floral soap. Update: further down the line the soapiness really mellows and it’s a strong photorealistic honeysuckle. Quite nice, actually, and interesting journey it took to get here. Will have to test again another day.