Dorall Collection 24 Pure Eau De Toilette For Men
Dorall Collection 24 Pure Eau De Toilette For Men
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Description
24 Pure, by Dorall Collection, is a fresh and sensual blend of notes with a glittery shine of gold. The top note contains fresh fruity flavors of aldehydic, bergamot, green, cypress, grapefruit, lemon, mandarin, apple, and mint. The heart note contains floral flavors such as pink pepper, cardamom, cinnamon, jasmin, cumin, red fruits, lilies, and nutmeg. The base note contains nice creamy and woody flavors such as amber, musk, sandalwood, coumarin, and vanilla.
Fragrance Notes:
- Top Notes: Aldehydic, Bergamot, Green, Cypress, Grapefruit, Lemon, Mandarin, Apple, Mint
- Heart Notes: Pink Pepper, Cardamom, Cinnamon, Jasmine, Cumin, Red Fruits, Lily, Nutmeg
- Base Notes: Amber, Musk, Sandalwood, Coumarin, Vanilla
Fragrance Family: Floral
About the Brand: From the International Couture Fragrance House Scion International, founded in 1974, Dorall Collection brings forth its Fragrance Brand, a premier masstige line of French-inspired fragrances that has circled the globe for the past 40 years. The in-house master perfumers and experts spend days scouring the world for the best fragrances on the market, utilizing their deep knowledge to craft the finest fragrance blends for the masstige fragrance market. The focus is on providing customers with a luxury, long-lasting, and diverse fragrance experience, all housed in distinctive packaging that sets them apart from the rest.
How to use
Target pulse points: Apply on pulse points like collarbones, knees, and necklines where blood vessels are close to the skin.
Precise sprays: Direct sprays precisely at pulse points instead of walking through a mist cloud for better effectiveness.
Dab for non-sprays: For non-spray perfumes, shake a bit onto your hand and dab onto pulse points.
Natural drying: Let the perfume air-dry on pulse points without rubbing. Keep the area uncovered for at least ten minutes.
Moderation is key: Use sparingly; it's better to apply too little than too much. You can add more later if needed.