Light Blue Sunset in Salina Dolce&Gabbana

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Light Blue Sunset in Salina Dolce&Gabbana

Light Blue Sunset in Salina Dolce&Gabbana

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(47 customer reviews)

Light Blue Sunset in Salina Dolce&Gabbana for women of Dolce&Gabbana

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Dolce & Gabbana is launching new limited editions for Summer 2015 of their popular fragrances Light Blue from 2001 and Light Blue Pour Homme from 2007. The new releases are named Light Blue Sunset in Salina and Light Blue Pour Homme Swimming in Lipari.

Light Blue Sunset in Salina is described as a fresh floral scent; a glass of Malvasia wine to be sipped on the terrace covered with freesias while watching the sunset. It opens with fresh vine leaves and violet leaves. The heart includes yellow freesia, jasmine and orange blossom. The base notes are amber, cedar and white musk.

It is available as 25 and 50 ml Eau de Toilette.

47 reviews for Light Blue Sunset in Salina Dolce&Gabbana

  1. :

    5 out of 5

    After huge popularity of Light Blue has passed and not every sencond girl use it,I got guts to smell a flanker of it. And yet it has no citrus and plastic smell,so little let from LB, since Sunset in Salina is about flowers and softness, very feninine. Maybe nothing extraordinary, more generic one, but i guess exactly simplicity makes any sunset special – flowers, water before sun goes down. Suits for day and evenings if not fancy event. I like it.

  2. :

    5 out of 5

    First 5 minutes in front was fresh leaves. Then it became aromatic with synthetic sugary note. It’s somewhat resinous airy sweet. Most pronounced after some time is amber note, which I guess is supposed to be related to sunset feel and color. I don’t sense much cedar here, it’s very in background. Do I smell swimsuit or it’s something that reminds it? I think there also are some fruits. Lovely, but that’s about it. If it makes any sense for me this smells little bit like barbie doll if I can remember correctly that doll from my childhood.
    Doesn’t remind D&G Light Blue. LB is way more heavy, almost unisex while this is more relaxed, for somewhat doll like woman. Only when perfume is almost faded there is some resemblance with LB.

  3. :

    3 out of 5

    I found this cheap at TKMaxx, I saw it when it came out but was too expensive for such a light smell. However I put it on this morning and was surrounded by a wonderful clean fresh scent with a hint of violet this lasted for about four hours. It is very inoffensive but very much there in a good ladylike way subtle but charming.

  4. :

    4 out of 5

    Just like you all said, wayyyy too light. But my (very important, haha) mission this summer is to get my nose on all the D&G LB summer versions. This one has the familiar smell of a nice hairspray from my childhood, maybe White Rain? I was able to snag a used bottle so I got a good amount without paying too much. Not sophisticated like Escape to Panarea. Almost in the category of the Burberry Touch baby fragrances and would be good for a young teen.

  5. :

    4 out of 5

    I would say this is light blue but scent is too light. It is the watered down light blue am not picking up on the Orange. The marketing gives it sooo much potential but unfortunately it underperformed by simply duplicating the original but watering it down..,,

  6. :

    4 out of 5

    Smells ‘nice’ for about five minutes, it’s not even around long enough to decipher any notes in this. It’s there and then poof! It’s gone. Not worth spending any money on.

  7. :

    5 out of 5

    Poor longevity, poor silage, smell itself is okay but not worth the money imo.

  8. :

    4 out of 5

    To understand what Dolce & Gabbana’s Light Blue perfumes are named after, one should look no further than the colour of the Sicilian sky in the summer. Light blue, blue light.
    Having spent many a summer in all parts of Sicily and being from the South of Italy myself, I went intrepidly where countless reviewers and perfume aficionados had been and finally bought one of the many Light Blue perfumes: Sunset in Salina.
    From my holiday in the Aeolian Islands (of which Salina is one) I distinctly recall the feeling of going into the sea at twilight, or even at dusk, which is a relief and a beautiful feeling in August after the sun has filled the day with heat and warmed the sea. Your feet touch the cool sand beach, while the Mediterranean sea water is somewhat warm, having had all day in 42 degrees’ heat.
    Light Blue Sunset in Salina recalls the salty air, the mineral sand and the heated up smell of jasmines and orange blossoms which are ubiquitous in Sicily, especially in the summer: wild jasmines flower at night especially, and in the twilight they mix with the orange groves and the cooled down beaches. This sensation is all there in this perfume.
    This version is much warmer than the original Light Blue, and less sharp than Portofino. I had found both too artificial. In contrast, this is less chemical smelling and more “human”, more like a skin scent.
    For those who think of this line as a boring, too-light ozonic type of scent: this is exactly what you need in the Mediterranean, when the 40+ degrees heat doesn’t allow you to wear anything heavier. A perfume made to be worn in the height of summer. Better, a Sicilian summer.
    In a bottle.

  9. :

    5 out of 5

    Ahhh… Such a beautiful fragrance… So fresh and light. Its a little leafy green sharp like the scent of crushed leaves when you smell it up close and later develops into something flowery and fresh… I am not a big fan of very floral perfumes but this ons is very fresh, almost as if I am walking in a garden of jasmine and freesia. I can see myself wearing this everyday.

  10. :

    3 out of 5

    don’t judge it in the first half hour. the drydown is impressive, although it starts sharp and tingy.
    the warmness comes softly, giving a peaceful feeling.
    there it is, what i knew i liked about it.
    again, the opening is a bit deceiving.

  11. :

    4 out of 5

    I hate the original. IMO, LB is quite sour and will choke you out with it’s “etherealness”.
    That being said, I think Sunset in Salina is lovely! The freesia adds a nice sweet note, and the vine a lush wet greenness I can appreciate. This isn’t one for burying your nose in because it is sharp up close, especially right after application, but this creates the feeling of freshness that will stick with you throughout the day. Easily one of my fave summer time scents when my Aqua Di Gio feels too dated and everything else feels too fussy.

  12. :

    4 out of 5

    The scent is both warm and a fresh like the other perfumes from the D&G Light Blue collection. This one is my absolute favorite, and I can´t believe I´ve not been introduced to “Sunset in Salina” before..
    The scent never gets old. And it´s not at all overpowering “taking over the room kind of scent”. It´s just sensual and sophisticated. White wine, green leaf, white florals and citrussy.

  13. :

    5 out of 5

    I have recently discovered Light Blue and loved it (I saw Vicky, one of the Real Housewives of Orange County spray it) and now I really like this one.

  14. :

    4 out of 5

    Sharp citrus scent with hint of spice or pepper. Interesting scent. This is my first time I had this kind of scent in my collection.

  15. :

    3 out of 5

    If AMBER is what attracts you to the original Light Blue, this is the scent for you! Here, amber is the queen, ruthlessly ruling the territory. Everything else stays way in the background, if noticeable at all… However, if you’re looking for the common citrussy freshness of the original, you’re in the wrong place. Freshness doesn’t live here. Only amber… and amber… and some vague flowers… and amber… Amber… AMBERRRRR!!!!!

  16. :

    4 out of 5

    strong orange blossom, musky and sour. similar to love story by chloe. opens with a lot of leafy notes, sour leaves. In the heart, other leaves can be smelt, less sour, more sweet green. Same strong sour character as original Light Blue. it’s a nice scent, but it’s not the kind of scent that leaves much to say about it – it doesn’t spark much feeling in me, i’m afraid. although i am getting a tinge at the end that is reminiscent of shalimar…but it more just makes me wish i had the real shalimar, the citrus with a twist that is far more interesting than this fragrance.
    i will say, it lasts a long time for an eau de toilette! impressive.

  17. :

    5 out of 5

    I have wanted to purchase this fragrance since its release, it has been on my mind all this time, but did not want to pay for a full 1.6 oz. Finally found one on ebay (WIN!) since this limited edition was not made available in travel size. Lovely orange version of ‘Light Blue’, not heavy or too busy, just a wonderful warm summer breeze. My kids love to wear it, too.

  18. :

    5 out of 5

    I’ve been wearing this scent for 2 days and trying to figure out what other fragrance it reminds me of and I finally realized…it is a dead ringer for Acqua di Gioia. It may be a little softer, but it’s essentially the same scent.

  19. :

    5 out of 5

    I’m just loving this perfume!! <3
    Sunset in Salina is very warm, really gives that feeling of sunset. It’s easy going and won’t offend anybody around you.
    I sense it like a mix of the original (fresh citrus) and Escape to Panarea (fresh and sweet) BUUUT without the prominent citrus note. The color of the juicy is also very appealing. D&G did not disappointed me 🙂

  20. :

    3 out of 5

    Smells delicious on a paper slip, almost as if you’re on a little seaside trail with a garden just around the corner, tickling your nose. Mmmm…
    However, on me, the story was a little different. It smells just like on paper at first, but within an hour, the scent makes a sharp turn towards salty and even overly metallic. Yuck! When I returned home, my sister smelled the metallic scent immediately, even at about five feet away from me.
    I had to take a shower to scrub it out.
    TL;DR, I wanted to love this scent but it simply did not sit right with my natural skin composition. I’m sure this is a scent that would work sublimely on someone else, though, because on paper it is impeccable!

  21. :

    5 out of 5

    Very nice, the top notes smell great, it is fresh, summery. Issue is it disappears fast, too fast for me to want to own it..nonetheless I enjoyed my sample, better than Light Blue which is too citrusy on me,Salina is a happy scent, well balanced, and for those who want a rather light fresh scent, this smells very nice!!

  22. :

    3 out of 5

    This is better than the original, which is too sharp and citrusy for me. On my skin the scent opens with orange blossom, freesia, cedar and violet leaves. Nice fragrance, full of energy.

  23. :

    5 out of 5

    This is basically the original scent but with a tad bit more emphasis on orange blossom (hence the orange liquid). Perhaps they could of thrown in some orange coloured citruses or fruit to justify the drastic change in colour of the juice/bottle but they had no imagination when it came to the scent!

  24. :

    3 out of 5

    I’m so sad. I didn’t even have enough time to give it a proper test, because it was gone from my skin before I noticed. It lasted for an hour and after that I could find only a shadow of it when I pressed my nose into my skin.
    Initially it smelled like syntethic citrus, you know the kind they put in room sprays. I don’t know how as it’s not even a listed note. Orange blossom is a listed one, but the orange blossoms I know don’t (and shouldn’t) smell like that. When that inital blast calmed down, I was able to detect jasmine and some freesia. Aaand this is my complete impression as by this time the scent faded so quickly it was impossible to pick up on anything else.
    Very sad, because the original Light Blue is one of my favourites. I guess this one just isn’t compatible with my skin. I wish you better luck with it!

  25. :

    3 out of 5

    Completely bummed that I have to give this a negative review. I was a huge fan of the original Light Blue, but as much as this one sounds delightful, it is a complete disappointment. I sprayed this an hour ago and I can barely pick up the scent anymore. Sillage is next to nonexistent and it appears longevity will be lacking as well. Was really expecting more from a bottle signed by D&G. Sadly won’t be picking this one up in the foreseeable future.

  26. :

    5 out of 5

    This is a typical summer fragrance – fresh, light and floral. Sillage and lasting-power are poor on me and there is nothing about this fragrance that stands out from any of the others on the market. It’s not that I dislike it as such, it’s pleasant enough, but I just find it quite boring. Personally I liked Escape to Panarea more and wouldn’t buy this one.

  27. :

    5 out of 5

    I love ♥ this perfume, I sampled it and fell in love, surprisingly it lasts quite a while on my skin and cloths. Beautiful fregrence 🙂

  28. :

    5 out of 5

    I sense mostly green notes and floral notes. I sense violet leaf quite strongly. It’s not the nicest note and it bothers me a little.
    Still, the whole thing is nice and wearable, I guess, I just liked the previous versions of Light Blue much more.
    It’s nice, but that’s it.

  29. :

    3 out of 5

    It is very like on me I smell mostly jasmine and orange blossom with the freesia adding a sweetness to it. I think it is really a summer fragrance very well suited to the hot weather. I wouldn’t buy it since the silage is low and the depth is just not there.

  30. :

    4 out of 5

    I am a little underwhelmed at the bottle. It looks like something you see at a Big Lots or other close-out store.
    Then I tried it and really who gives a rat’s butt when you experience this beautiful scent?
    It has the most unusual combination of flowers and the beach. Not kind of beach smell coming from a beached ten day fish. I mean the kind of fresh beach smell.
    I am a bit disappointed about the longevity.

  31. :

    4 out of 5

    @HOT TAMLIE, aww you didn’t like it? well at least u tried! :))

  32. :

    3 out of 5

    Its the jasmine, bergmont, neroli and freesia..the 2 scents share.

  33. :

    5 out of 5

    It dawned on me what this is very close to…. P Calux perfume from yrs back, in a good modern way…the drydown is very close..but still different. My dads exwife wore that scent….but its good memories to my nose…it was so pretty n fresh when she walked by me.

  34. :

    4 out of 5

    @Hot_tamalie, thank you :)) yes, it is more floral and it is light and sometimes this type of scent comes handy when the hot summer days get really hot. Plus the sweet scents become too much when its hot. But glad you see the original notes are their, i thought i was the only one. I still really love it and escape panerea version i love the scent but on my skin it turns mans shave cream, this one has green notes which i love green scents like “chanel eau verte. Or dahlia lau noir ,very green wood floral but sweet scents i love for fall. Nice:))

  35. :

    5 out of 5

    @pretty swag great review! I purchased this yesterday from my local PX and got the 1.6oz for $62. This is truly a floral scent, great for the spring and summer. At first spray I can smell a little bit of the original light blue but when it settles on my skin and I can begin to smell a lot of green leaves and orange. I’m not crazy about it only because I am more of a sweet scent person and I wanted to switch it up a bit because I don’t have many floral scents. Don’t get me wrong though, it still smells good but I’m feeling Escape to Panera over this one and the original.
    O and I forgot to add that this one lasts on me for a about 2-3 hours with small projection. It seems that out of all the Dolce & gabbana that I have every owned The One is the only one that has the capability to last all day on me.

  36. :

    3 out of 5

    this is a winner! a summer in a bottle or spring.! its floral, fresh summer, pool aquatic clean jasmine with a hint of green apple aquatic notes from the original !

  37. :

    3 out of 5

    ok…I have finally got my bottle! I was a lil thrown off on first spray because it is a light scent…but don’t let this fool you…once I let it settle in : This is like when you smell the original light blue from the tip of the bottle or underside of the cap without spraying it, mixed with fresh summer jasmine, the citrus summer wind and I can smell a floral wine wave..and this is a scent that once on the skin..it gets better and better..if that makes sense. To some ppl this floral wave may seem boring but this is a scent that when you walk around during a hot day it lingers a beautiful summer sexy rays..this is my fav ..and on the skin you can detect a hint of the original hiding but peeking out every so often. you have to try this on the skin and let it develop first to judge it, not by putting your nose to the bottle at the store. This will be so nice in july heat. trust.

  38. :

    5 out of 5

    Best Light Blue flanker yet! This is quite nice.
    I get orange blossomy, sweet, jasmine straight off. The cedar is definitely not pronounced like the original.
    I love the orange blossom, jasmine and freesia heart of this scent. It blends very well with a more toned down cedar amber base.
    I need to give it a proper test and update this review. But I think its a very nice spring and summer scent and is so much better than the prior 2 flanker releases.

  39. :

    5 out of 5

    So has anyone tested this one yet? I enjoyed Escape to Panera from last year and I am trying to decide if I should get this new bottle of go back to Panera.

  40. :

    3 out of 5

    @dannysmom, oh and lasts years escape to panarea was ok..but it was musky manly stale aftershave and bathroom cleaner type smell..my hubby hated it on me, so this may work better.

  41. :

    4 out of 5

    And I could have sworn this page had salt notes listed. They are gone now. I definitely do not smell salt in this perfume.

  42. :

    5 out of 5

    I am happy when I try fragrances like this because it’s one I have absolutely no desire to buy (saves money). It’s not bad, just not very exciting. I actually loved and bought the version from last year (Escape). This one pales in comparison. It’s so light, I can barely smell it. I can smell the leaves in it, and that’s about it. Everything is kind of washed out and nondescript. Not offensive in the slightest, and kind of boring (in my opinon). I have absolutely no desire to purchase.

  43. :

    4 out of 5

    I havent got mine yet. But….i wanted to inform ppl that im confused: on lord and taylors site..the bottle i purchased says 50ml 3.4oz 99.00? And as of today , sephora bottle says :4.2oz for 77.00? Wtf?! I contacted both companys to get this straight, nobody got bk to me yet. What does anybody think of this? I.hope i dont get the 50ml sent for 99.00! Sephora , 4.2 oz for 77.00? Which is 125ml,yall kiddin me? This is crazy typos.

  44. :

    5 out of 5

    DarlingNikki
    Thanks for the info.
    Google Earth took me to the United States, Mexico and Africa.
    My thought was so far from Italy.
    Wow, so obvious the island of Salina be near the island of Panarea.
    I bet the next releases of Dolce & Gabbana is: Light Blue – In Search of Capri Island and Light Blue – Beautiful Sunrise in Filicudi
    Sorry, did the translation by Google translator Brazil.

  45. :

    3 out of 5

    Salina is a small island just north of Sicily with about 4,000 residents (per Wikipedia). Looks lovely in pictures and seems a tranquil place to visit.

  46. :

    4 out of 5

    Can anyone answer me?
    Salina is a country, city or island?
    Thank U.
    (Google translator Brasil)

  47. :

    5 out of 5

    Seems like salt is the new trendy note.. With this one, Reveal by Calvin Klein and Jo Malone Wood Sage & Sea Salt. Which ones am I missing?

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