by Givenchy
Dahlia Divin Nude Eau de Parfum is a soft, delicate floral-fruity fragrance with a powdery, musky drydown. It opens with a bright, sweet apricot note blended with orange blossom, offering a light and fresh character. The heart features jasmine sambac, osmanthus, and rose, giving a tender, creamy floral quality without overwhelming sweetness. The base notes of white musk and white wood create a warm, slightly powdery, and skin-hugging finish—characteristic of its name, 'Nude.' The scent is elegant and refined, evoking a light, youthful femininity that feels like a whisper of perfume rather than a statement. It is most appreciated for its wearable, inoffensive nature, suitable for daywear at work or casual outings. However, its presence is limited—sillage is intimate to moderate, and longevity is short on most skin types, with many noting it fades within hours. While the scent is widely regarded as pleasant and charming, with a soft, ambient sweetness, it is also seen as forgettable and slightly underwhelming in projection and lasting power. This is a fragrance best suited for those seeking a quietly sweet, floral-musky scent that lingers close to the skin. It appeals to those who appreciate light, accessible perfumes with a gentle gourmand touch but not a strong presence. It is most beloved by those who enjoy the softened, refined side of floral-fruity scents, particularly in spring and autumn. However, others find it unremarkable or too thin, especially under warm conditions or if seeking a bolder statement. The combination of apricot, white floral notes, and soft musk gives it a slightly artificial, makeup-like or cosmetics-scented aspect to some.