Dolce & Gabbana Light Blue Eau De Toilette 100ml Spray
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Gaultier Divine Elixir is a fragrance for women from Jean Paul Gaultier, composed by Quentin Bisch and launched in 2025.
Salt, sea notes and lemon peel give a bright, marine opening. Tuberose, ylang-ylang and jasmine sambac form a lush white-floral heart, which turns sweet and gourmand with vanilla, tonka bean, meringue and patchouli.
Sweet and salty, it is made for autumn and winter evenings.
Every fragrance is genuine, brand-original stock in the manufacturer’s sealed retail box, supplied through our UK distributor — never testers or decants.
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Keep the bottle upright in its box, away from direct sunlight, radiators and bathroom humidity — heat and light break down the top notes first.
After opening, follow the period-after-opening symbol and storage instructions on your bottle.
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Gaultier Divine Elixir · 2025
PerfumerQuentin Bisch
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