DKNY Golden Delicious Eau So Intense - Donna Karan

DKNY Golden Delicious Eau So Intense is a new addition to Donna Karan's famous DKNY collection of fragrances that rolled out in Summer 2012. The fragrance moves in the path of the classic Golden Delicious introduced in 2010 but this time in an intense edition.

"Tempting and seductive... Golden Delicious Eau So Intense EDP got a jolt of heightened energy: it exudes an intense scent of glistening florals and the lingering allure of delicious warmth". Quoted from www.dknyfragrances.co.uk

Main theme of this limited edition aroma is centered on the notes of orange blossom. DKNY Golden Delicious Eau So Intense opens with orange blossom, Mirabelle plum and golden apple giving way to white roses, Casablanca lily and vanilla orchid. The dry down features musk, sandalwood and teak wood.

Donna Karan's DKNY Golden Delicious Eau So Intense perfume is available in 30ml, 50ml and 100ml versions of Eau De Parfum concentration.

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