The masculine fragrance Versace Dylan Blue Blue is an emblematic color for the house of Versace. It would also seem that, at the end of 2016, the house found a new olfactory way to express it. Indeed, the brand has just announced the release of a brand new masculine fragrance.
Released in 2016, the masculine Eau de Toilette Dylan Blue Versace is a fragrance that is both fresh and virile. Although the composition rests on a classic aromatic fougère, it remains complex and ultra-modern. The Versace man is elegant, charismatic and virile, yet carries a simple allure. The strength of the Versace man here comes from the sensual scents of the Mediterranean. Housed in a rectangular glass bottle, the Dylan Blue bottle is naturally tinted blue. The famous Versace logo is placed on the front, in gold, as is the cap, leaving an impression of perfect elegance.
Dylan Blue Versace, a choice of Mediterranean olfactory ingredients
For this highly masculine composition, the house of Versace chose Mediterranean ingredients. Between marine notes, bergamot, violet leaf and fig leaf, the Mediterranean is truly present throughout. The Mediterranean Sea is an almost entirely closed sea. Bordered by the coasts of Southern Europe, North Africa and Asia, from the Strait of Gibraltar in the west to the entrance of the Dardanelles and the Suez Canal in the east, the Mediterranean is a vast body of water, but one with an exceptionally rich historical past. Its history has influenced numerous cultures, including Egyptian, Mesopotamian, Persian, Phoenician, Carthaginian, Berber, Greek and Roman.
Dylan Blue Versace Homme, notes between strength and freshness
Dylan Blue Versace opens with a multifaceted freshness, namely a marine accord blended with bergamot and grapefruit, along with fig leaves, offering a highly green aspect. Originating in Antiquity, bergamot is a citrus fruit that is not eaten. Bergamot has the spherical shape of an orange and the color of a lemon. To thrive, bergamot has chiefly settled on the Ionian coast of the province of Reggio (about 120 km), and fruits there almost exclusively, since over 90% of world production is harvested there. The Nancy region has made bergamot its emblem, and bergamot-flavored candies have been famous since 1700. In perfumery, bergamot essence is obtained through cold expression of the fruit's peel. Bergamot offers floral, very fresh, lavender-like, zesty and slightly orange-tinted tones. The heart of Dylan Blue Versace is vibrant with sensation, combining fig leaves, woody notes of papyrus, ambroxan, patchouli and black pepper, which enhance the whole composition. Papyrus is an ancient plant originating from the banks of the Nile. For a very long time, papyrus was used as a raw material to make a form of paper. Papyrus served as a paper support during antiquity. In perfumery, papyrus releases distinctly Mediterranean, herbaceous and luminous tones. Finally, the base of Dylan Blue Versace is steeped in carnal sensuality thanks to the presence of musks, incense, tonka bean and saffron, leaving a highly masculine sillage.