Diesel Loverdose, Eau de Parfum Spray, Floral Fragrance, Perfume For Women, 50ml

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Diesel Lovedose Redkiss Perfume is a heady blend of sweet vanilla, caramel and soft white florals, a vibrant contrast between a sensual orange blossom and an ambery addictive hazelnut.In some cases, it may be necessary for Diesel Affiliate to become aware of some information concerning you, to process specific requests you may have.

Try this if you like: Sweet fragrances with an edge, such as Yves Saint Laurent Black Opium, Thierry Mugler Angel, or Rihanna Rebelle. Diesel Loverdose Redkiss Eau de Parfum is a richly addictive, almost edible vanilla based Oriental with sensual white floral accents. Loverdose Red Kiss: Diesel promises this perfume to be a 'dangerous aphrodisiac', which combines a 'vibrant contrast between sensual orange blossom and addictive amber'.Diesel Affiliate may need to process your Biographical Data, Contact Data and certain Sales Data (tax code and/or VAT number, passport number and Global Blue card number) to manage your purchase when concluded by phone or other methods provided for by Diesel Affiliate to issue an invoice, should you request it. If participation in the contest requires further information, these will be requested to you upon release of a specific privacy policy. This isn’t a bad thing in itself, after all there is nothing wrong with decent smelling mainstream fragrances, but as perfumistas we expect more, don’t we?