Dune by Dior Review
Description
Dune is not your typical women’s fragrance even with the abundance of floral notes. Instead, it is a sobering combination of flowers and woodsy accords that is supposed to counter the cloying juices of its day. It is clean, dry and musky, the strength of the last giving it an impression of being a bordering masculine scent. If the Dune feels like it's up your alley, then it is good news that you will be able to enjoy it for the rest of its day because of its great performance.
Sillage
Longevity
Positives
A few sprays will get you through the day
The fragrance has a calming effect
Clean, owing to the musk
Negatives
A bit dry in the opening
Feels outdated and unfashionable
4.2
Ratings
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Dune is now a classic that first found its way to people’s collections in 1991. A product of perfumer Nejla Barbir and Jean-Louis Sieuzac’s partnership, the Dune is a FiFi Award winner, emerging victorious in 1993 for the category Women’s Fragrance of the Year. The perfume remains in production until today, catering to women who like the quiet elegance of the fragrance. The Dune’s accords are listed as peony, vanilla, mandarin, bergamot, aldehyde, rose, ylang ylang, lichen, vanilla, benzoin, amber, sandalwood and musk.
