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Dsquared2 Red Wood EDT is a bold and passionate fragrance designed for the modern woman. This fragrance combines the pleasantness of fresh fruitiness and deep woods, offering confidence for every day. Ideal for day or evening wear.
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Dsquared2 Red Wood is designed to emphasize femininity and strength. Its fragrance bouquet opens with fresh pink berries and ground pink pepper, blending seamlessly with soft magnolia and floral notes. Cedarwood and ambergris dominate the base note, giving the fragrance depth and persistence. The fragrance is ideal for a woman who loves to take centre stage and is bold and decisive in her style.
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| Weight | 0.05 kg |
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