Fabulous 2 - Dalissime
Fragrance notes
Character
The fruit opens with a juicy rush of apricot and raspberry, brightened by a soft peach that feels more like a morning market than a candy stall. Rose and jasmine rise quickly, joined by a clean lily-of-the-valley that keeps the florals from turning heavy. The scent stays present through a normal day without demanding constant attention, and it carries far enough that people notice it when you walk past. Musk and sandalwood anchor the blend, with vanilla rounding the edges into something smooth and slightly powdery. It feels composed rather than crowded, each layer clear even as they overlap.
Mark Buxton built this for Salvador Dali as a floral fruity release that leans fully into its accords without losing its balance. The sweetness is real but not loud, the wood sits quietly beneath the flowers, and the musky finish gives it a gentle, skin-like warmth. It suits someone who likes a fragrance that feels dressed but not formal, friendly without trying too hard. The powdery touch may put off those who want something sharp or modern, and the fruit could read a bit nostalgic to younger wearers. It fits spring afternoons and mild evenings, anywhere you want to smell put together without making a show of it.
There is a softness here that makes it easy to wear daily, especially if your wardrobe leans toward classic florals with a gourmand whisper. The peach and raspberry never scream, the rose never scratches, and the vanilla never tips into bakery territory. It is the kind of scent that settles into your clothes and greets you again when you move, a small reminder of the morning application that stays present through the afternoon
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