Fragrance Review: Light Blue by Dolce & Gabbana for Women Perfume

Dolce & Gabbana's Light Blue for Women debuted in 2001. This fragrance is considered a classic. Light Blue is classified as a fruity floral scent. But, most people, after smelling the fragrance, would classify it as a citrus scent. This fresh scent is best suited for casual wear in the hotter months. Light Blue for women is only available in an Eau De Toilette.

I personally love the breezy, invigorating, sparkling, mouth-watering scent of this perfume and recommend it to everyone. Light Blue is a very clean summer scent that smells like a fresh shower after a dip in the ocean. The scent is versatile daily wear; perfect for work, date night, lounging around, at the beach, anywhere.

The semi-fresh semi-tart citrus scent is long lasting; up to six hours of fragrance. So, if you're looking for a scent that will last throughout your work date, this is the one.

Dolce & Gabbana's Light Blue for Women is Amazon's #1 best seller in the Women's Eau de Toilette category. This perfume is followed by Glow by Jennifer Lopez and in third place is Versace's Bright Crystal. To shop Amazon's full list of best selling Eau de Toilette's, CLICK HERE.

Light Blue by Dolce & Gabbana is housed in a clear frosted rectangular-tiered bottle, with a silver metal accent, and light-blue cap. The packaging is light blue and made from a fuzzy material. The bottle itself is pretty basic. When it comes to women's fragrance bottles you'd expect more frills! However, the fragrance itself is so worth it if you can overlook the plain bottle.

Sizes: The bottle comes in two different sizes, including: 1.7 oz and 3.4 oz. You can also find this fragrance in a .05 oz travel size.

• Top notes include granny smith apple, sicilian cedar, and bluebells.
• Middle notes include jasmine, white rose, and bamboo.
• Base notes include cedar wood, amber, and musk.

Bamboo, which is one of the middle notes, can be attributed for the fresh scent. Although there is not a lemon note in the fragrance, some people can detect a cool and refreshing scent of citrus. The fragrance has two floral notes, but the scent is not floral at all. This fragrance is not spicy. It mostly smells of citrus and cedarwood.

• Eau de Toilette - A little bit less concentrated than Eau de Parfum. Lasts between four to six hours.
• Eau de Parfum - Longer lasting with more oil that clings to your skin. Lasts at least eight hours.

Always wait for a perfume to set before you decide if you like it or not. The reason: After you spray a perfume it will change over time on your skin according to its specific notes. Notes are just what makes the perfume what it is. They are kind of like the recipe for the composition of the scent. For example, the top notes last about ten to fifteen minutes and are what you first smell when you spray the perfume. Next, the middle notes come in and will last another thirty minutes to an hour. Finally, the base notes come in and these are the notes that will stay on your skin for the remainder of the day. So, always try to wear a perfume for a minimum of an hour, when the base notes come in, before you judge if the scent is for you or not.

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