DUNE by Dior (1991 Vintage Formulation)

Dune is a legendary amber-woody fragrance from the 1990's.
DUNE was reformulated by Dior under LVMH circa 2001, and has lost some of its original allure. 30 years later, older bottles are becoming increasingly scarce.
DUNE - Christian Dior (1991)
TOP NOTES:
Brazilian Rosewood (Palisander)
Aldehydes
Mandarin Orange
Bergamot
Peony
HEART NOTES:
Lily
Ylang-Ylang
Spanish Broom (sometimes listed as "Wallflower")
Jasmine
Rose
BASE NOTES:
Sandalwood
Amber
Benzoin
Oakmoss
Vanilla
Patchouli
Musk
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- Chapters -
0:00 Intro
3:32 notes
4:30 review
7:52 performance and longevity
9:35 final thoughts

[@n_a_phillips]

Great review! Dune really does smells like a "sad beach," and that's why I love it! A very underrated fragrance.

[@zambowman797]

absolutely - remarkable, considering there are 0 aquatic or marine notes listed.

[@ryszardperfumy3791]

which were the first printed or engraved batch code on the box vintage how to look? Wish to find the oldest one

[@renataree6454]

Can you tell the batch code on the box, please? I saw your first video about this perfume( unboxing)

[@scp5577]

Does it smell very oakmossy? I read on a Fragrantica comment that the vintage smells very oakmossy...

[@borealmat1889]

That one your own is the femme version. Dune pour homme came out in 1997 and it's says pour homme on the bottle

[@n_a_phillips]

Like any other fragrance, both versions of Dune can be worn by anyone, of any gender!