In Laguna by Salvador Dalí, fruity, fresh, floral, sweet and aquatic accords come together. This women's eau de toilette combines citrus and fruit with flowers, vanilla, amber, musk and sandalwood.

Fragrance and Composition

The floral-fruity composition was created by perfumer Mark Buxton. The Laguna fragrance was launched in 1991 and has an Eau de Toilette concentration.

• The top notes consist of pineapple, Moroccan lemon, grapefruit, galbanum leaf, peach, plum, mandarin and raspberry.
• The heart contains Italian iris, Brazilian rosewood, jasmine, lily of the valley and Egyptian rose.
• The base includes coconut, vanilla, Madagascar sandalwood, tonka beans, musk, patchouli, amber and cedar.

By choosing Laguna, you will receive an eau de toilette by Mark Buxton that has been on the market since 1991.

Packaging

This variant contains 50 ml of fragrance and comes as a spray with an atomiser. The softly green-coloured bottle plays with the motif of the nose and lips from Dalí's work L'Aphrodite de Cnide.

In the 50 ml variant, you will receive a spray in a bottle whose appearance references Dalí's work.

About the Brand

The first Salvador Dalí fragrance was launched in 1983 as a tribute to the artist's wife and muse, Gala. As early as 1981, Salvador Dalí sketched a bottle inspired by the lips and nose of the goddess from the painting Apparition of the Aphrodite of Knidos.

The collection includes fragrances for both women and men, and its design features the motif of Dalí's lips as well as other inspiration drawn from his work. The licence for Salvador Dalí perfumes is held by Cofinluxe, which markets the fragrance as Cofinluxe / Cofci.

Salvador Dalí perfumes are united by a recognisable inspiration drawn from the artist's work and motifs taken from his creations.