Dalal for Unisex - 1.65 oz EDP Spray

Beautiful perfume, smells very feminine! Dalal is one of my very favorites from this brand, the impressive performance and longevity, great value for the price. It might be used by itself or layered with other perfumes, it works fantastic.

Smell good but not long lasting

Huele muy rico

Huele Rico pero no dura nada

Crown perfumes are quickly becoming my favorites. I started with Soft, and have now tried Dalal. Dalal is by far my favorite of the two. It is warm and sweet, but while it is very sweet, I don't think it is too sweet. One of my favorite fragrance review sites says the notes are caramel, vanilla, orange, and sandalwood. I should probably say that I had a virus that destroyed my sense of smell and sense of taste for over a year and those have only come back about 75 percent. I detect the lovely sandalwood and vanilla. Either orange just does not translate well in fragrance (other than an opening note) or my nose just cannot detect it. The caramel may be responsible for the very sweet note. Speaking of notes, I should say I prefer notes that are based in natural fruits, spices and florals. Caramel is ok with me, but I do not go for things like 'cotton candy' or some made up 'accord' that is wholly created in a lab, i.e. 'mysterious moment accord.' No. The natural world is wonderful enough for me, thank you. If I had to liken this to something else it would be Beautiful by Estée Lauder, Fire and Ice by Revlon, Diamonds and Emeralds by Elizabeth Taylor and also perhaps Navy or Incognito by Dana; these came out in mid-1980s to mid-1990s. I don't need the latest and greatest, and in fact love many fragrances that are from the 1920s, 30s, 40s up through the mid-1990s. This fragrance should be attractive to many older women and the men who love them and I can see it being a great fragrance for the confident, sensuous younger woman who wants a somewhat sultry scent that is not too strong. This is so subtle it almost disappears after a few moments; you have to be really close to still smell it. The bottle is small enough to carry with you and if it is layered over the matching perfume oil, you should achieve more longevity. Keep in mind that because my sense of smell isn't on point like it used to be, my impression may be somewhat general, although I stand by my saying that I have always had trouble detecting any orange in fragrances other than the initial burst that many have. I include the excellent though likely inadvertent message on the label stuck to the carton; I'll let the observant find it plus a photo that shows the lovely bottle in my hand.