DaliA

DaliA is a green, fruity floral from Salvador Dali, composed by Fabrice Pellegrin and released in 2014 for women. People describe it as green, woody and floral in equal measure; most also find it musky, and a minority sweet or citrusy.

The opening is crisp and slightly bitter: kumquat gives a tangy citrus note, galbanum a sharp, resinous greenness, and pomegranate and raspberry a tart fruit sweetness. Green tea runs through the heart, dry and leafy, alongside peony and orange blossom for freshness and iris for a cool, powdery softness. The base is woody and clean, with cedar and rosewood giving a dry, slightly rosy wood, and white musk a soft, laundered finish.

It is a daytime scent for spring and summer, fresh and a little tart rather than sweet, and it suits anyone who likes green florals with fruit kept firmly in check. Those who enjoy tea and iris notes with a woody frame will find it quietly elegant.

DaliA — for women fragrance by Salvador Dali (released 2014). Notes: Cedar, French Marigold, Galbanum, Green Tea, Iris, Kumquat, Marigold, Musk, Orange Blossom, Palisander Rosewood, Peony, Pomegranate, Raspberry, Syringa, Tea, White Musk, Woody Notes. — Parfica open fragrance database