Jessica McClintock Dancing Perfume

Jessica McClintock has launched Dancing perfume, a new fragrance for women suitable for the season of spring.

Captivating the senses, tempting the soul, creating the moment Dancing by Jessica McClintock opens with the luminous notes of fresh Bergamot, bright Lemon and crisp Apple, while a Violet nuance evokes a classically refined mood. The heart of the fragrance is composed of an exquisitely rendered floral bouquet: redolent Gardenia intertwined with creamy Jasmine. These two textured florals are supported by decadent Iris and accented by tart Black Currant. Soft sandalwood marries to Cedar and Amber for the elegant dry down.

This new release is presented in a beautiful electric neon swiss blue topaz bottle with a wonderful stopper resembling a flower in a character of our digital world, a dance between classic quality matching the speed and rhythm of modern taste.

Dancing by Jessica McClintock is already available from online stores in 50ml and 100ml versions of Eau de Parfum concentration.

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