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Eau de parfum
Dylan Jeffries Flame
Gender:
Female
Segment:
Lux perfumes
Fragrance information:
The Fragrance's Character and History
Dylan Jeffries Flame is a women's fragrance released in 2024 as an eau de parfum, created for those who love expressive, sweet and attention-grabbing compositions.
The release joined the Essence d'Élite collection by Dylan Jeffries and combines fruity, floral and gourmand facets.
The name Flame gives the fragrance the image of a bright flame: the composition feels rich, warm and confident.
It will appeal to those who want to express their individuality not with a neutral background, but with a distinctive fragrance statement.
Development and Olfactory Character
On the skin, Flame unfolds as a contrast between a fresh opening, a lush floral heart and a soft, sweet base.
Citrusy sparkle and juicy fruit gradually give way to creamy depth before settling into a cosy, enveloping trail.
The gourmand character does not come across as a simple dessert accord: coffee, cocoa and praline add density and allure, while the amber-woody base gives the fragrance a more composed character.
White-floral and floral nuances support the fragrance's feminine image while preserving its dramatic presence and character.
Sillage and Wearability
According to the description, Flame has very strong sillage, making it especially suitable for occasions when you want to stand out: an evening out, a celebration, a date or a formal event.
For everyday office wear, it may feel too intense, especially in an enclosed space.
The database does not specify the recommended amount to apply to skin or clothing.
In practice, it is sensible to begin testing such an intense eau de parfum with a small amount, assessing its development on your own skin while taking the season, temperature and type of event into account.
The Perfumer and Its Place in the Collection
The composition was created by Vincent Ricord.
His work on Flame can be understood as an exploration of contrasts: fresh and fruity nuances support the dynamic opening, floral accents shape the feminine heart, and the sweet amber base leaves a distinctive, long-lasting impression.
For Dylan Jeffries, this release showcases the Essence d'Élite direction, where richness, decorative flair and a memorable fragrance silhouette are central.
Flame may appeal to lovers of sweet white-floral and gourmand compositions with powerful projection.
Similar Fragrances
As a starting point for comparison, consider Carolina Herrera Good Girl Fantastic Pink.
Constancia Gossip Girl and Lauretta Larix Toskana are also worth exploring in this direction: try them to compare their fruity sweetness, floral nuances and overall mood.
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