Description
After Dynastie, Dynastie Mademoiselle and Dynastie Vamp fragrances, Princesse Marina De Bourbon launches a new edition called Golden Dynastie.
„A fragrance evoking opulent living of a rich and prestigious dynasty, characterized by a deliciously intoxicating blend of mature notes coupled by the delicate essence of rose. A extremely refined, luxurious, sun-filled fragrance dominated by its glorious past. A opulent living fragrance fit for a Queen or Princess.”
The composition combines long lasting aromas of sparkling fruit, refined flowers and scented woods. The top accords are orange, green apple and green notes. Rose, hyacinth and violet are in the heart, while the base consists of cedar, sandalwood and white musk.
Golden Dynastie is available as 30, 50 and 100 ml Eau de Parfum.
Golden Dynastie was launched in 2012.
255 – :
Sugary sweet and simple single note. Teenage feel. Quite similar to Van Cleef Arpel First Love. Will not create an impression. But is good as a feel good perfume.
lenapopova – :
I will absolutely recommend this perfume if you’re a lover of floral scents. Golden Dynastie reminds me of the Vera Wang (same name of brand) that I had. It’s frisky feminine and sweet, noticeable but without being offensive to others. I’ve just run out of a 6ml mini and am pretty sure that I will purchase a bottle someday : )
alex4030 – :
Lightly rose floral, with green nuance. Very elegant and gently sweet and woody, after it turns smooth powdery. A very good fragrance.
Pegas1 – :
I swear I smell some coconut in this, but it’s not listed in the perfume pyramid!
Edit:
Also, it’s super sour at the beginning, or maybe it’s just my chemistry
nikiBra – :
Get the vibe of J’adore but less sparkling.
bxq465bedyWelty – :
I agree with Lulu. It is very well blended. It’s a classical composition but it’s not out of fashion. The hyacint is very natural. It is a sunny and elegant fragrance, but it can also be perfect if you wear casual clothes.
GameR444 – :
A very nice and well-balanced light floral, pretty rather than sexy. My heart sinks, normally, when I hear the words ‘fruity floral’ but this is very nicely composed and feminine without being loud or sugary or cheap. Everything about it is light, from the green opening note (‘green harmony’, according to the firm), to the very gentle rose and hyacinth and the soft musk and woods underlying it. The perfumers are minimalist Julie Massé and orientalist Mathilde Bijaoui, so it’s an interesting melange. Reminds me strongly of Fleur d’interdit by Givenchy, which I loved in its day. Very moderate sillage; staying power about 4-5 hours on me. Good for summer days in a flowery frock.