Flowerbomb Dew Eau De Parfum by Viktor & Rolf - A Fresh Floral Experience
Flowerbomb Dew by Viktor & Rolf is an elegant and refreshing fragrance for women that evokes the feeling of a dewy morning. This exquisite Eau De Parfum opens with bright top notes of juicy pear and citrusy bergamot, creating an invigorating first impression. The heart of the fragrance reveals soft and feminine rose and iris, creating a delicate powdery floral essence that gracefully settles on the skin. Musk mallow adds a subtle sweet muskiness at the base, ensuring that the scent lingers with a smooth, comforting finish.
Scent Profile:
- Top Notes: Pear, Bergamot, Dew Drop
- Heart Notes: Rose, Iris
- Base Notes: Musk Mallow
Key Ingredients:
This fragrance blends juicy pear with refreshing bergamot and dew drop for a vibrant opening, before evolving into a powdery floral heart of rose and iris. The comforting, lingering musk mallow base provides a soft and sensual finish.
Usage & Application:
Perfect for daily wear, apply Flowerbomb Dew to your pulse points for a fresh, floral scent that will accompany you throughout the day. Whether you're at work, brunch, or out with friends, this fragrance offers an ideal balance of lightness and sophistication.
Why You’ll Love Flowerbomb Dew:
With its delicate blend of fruity, floral, and musky notes, Flowerbomb Dew is perfect for women who enjoy an airy yet feminine fragrance. It’s a versatile scent that can be worn year-round, offering both freshness and warmth. The light floral profile makes it ideal for both day and evening wear, giving you a signature scent that’s never overpowering, yet always memorable.
Best Season:
Ideal for spring and summer, this fragrance complements the season’s fresh and light atmosphere, while adding a touch of floral elegance to your wardrobe.
Occasion:
Flowerbomb Dew is perfect for casual outings, day-to-day wear, or even a light romantic evening. Its subtle yet elegant scent is ideal for a variety of occasions, making it a versatile addition to any fragrance collection.
