Dimple by Kimberly New York bottle
Kimberly New York

Dimple

3.9/5 · 14 votes Feminine 2016
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Character

Longevity1.5/5
Sillage3.3/5
Day80
Night60
Fall100
Winter100
Spring20
Summer20
Our take

Dimple is a fragrance for the person who wants a gourmand scent without the cloying weight of heavy syrup. It succeeds because the mint note cuts through the richness of the darker elements. Instead of a dessert that sits heavily on the skin, the crisp green edge keeps the composition bright and alert. The almond and biscuit notes provide a baked warmth, but the mint ensures the scent remains an energetic choice rather than a sleepy indulgence.

The dark chocolate base is dry and cacao-forward rather than sugary. It blends with the nutty heart to create a texture that feels like crushed cookies dusted with fresh herbs. This combination of aromatic spice and chocolate gives the fragrance a sophisticated edge that separates it from typical vanilla-heavy releases. It feels polished and intentional, suited to a wardrobe that values unique flavor pairings over safe, crowd-pleasing sweetness.

This scent fits a bright afternoon walk through a cool, crisp day. The mint feels at home in the fresh air, while the chocolate and biscuit notes offer a cozy comfort against the chill. It is a companion for a sweater and a busy schedule, providing a scent that is noticeable but not overwhelming. The green accords ensure it never feels like you are wearing a heavy blanket of scent, keeping the mood lively and spirited.

The person who enjoys a treat that still feels professional will find a favorite here. It bridges the gap between a playful gourmand and a serious aromatic profile, using the spice to ground the sweet elements. The result is a specific character that demands a specific kind of wear, thriving in the light where the mint can shine against the deep, nutty foundation.

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