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Dolce Blue Jasmine Alcohol Free Perfume Gel Dolce&Gabbana for women

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Dolce Blue Jasmine Alcohol Free Perfume Gel by Dolce&Gabbana is a Floral Fruity fragrance for women. It opens with the lush sweetness of ripe fig — green, milky, and subtly honeyed, evoking sun-warmed orchards and Mediterranean breezes.

Scent

white floral · fruity · woody

Top notes

Fig, Green Leaves, Watery Notes

Heart notes

Jasmine Sambac, Fig

Base notes

Cedarwood

Source details

Description

Dolce Blue Jasmine Alcohol Free Perfume Gel by Dolce&Gabbana is a Floral Fruity fragrance for women. This is a new fragrance. Dolce Blue Jasmine Alcohol Free Perfume Gel was launched in 2026. Top notes are Fig, Green Leaves and Watery Notes; middle notes are Jasmine Sambac and Fig; base note is Cedarwood. A sophisticated blend where creamy fruit meets luminous florals and grounded woods. It opens with the lush sweetness of ripe fig — green, milky, and subtly honeyed, evoking sun-warmed orchards and Mediterranean breezes. At the heart, Arabian jasmine blooms with intoxicating richness, its velvety petals adding sensual depth and floral radiance. As the fragrance settles, cedarwood emerges in the base — smooth, dry, and quietly powerful — anchoring the composition with a refined, woody elegance. The result is a beautifully balanced scent: fresh yet warm, soft yet structured. Effortlessly modern and undeniably captivating, it lingers with a confident, understated allure. TOP The fragrance opens with the milky nuances of Sicilian blue Fig, characterized by its unique watery features and green undertones reminiscent of leaves. HEART In the heart of Dolce&Gabbana's Dolce Blue Jasmine, accents of Sicilian blue Fig harmonize with the precious blossoms of Jasmine sambac. BASE The enchanting bouquet is sealed with the captivating effect of Cedarwood notes at the base.

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sweet · green · floral

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Source: Fragrantica