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Depende Del Azul Del Cielo by Antonio Puig

Women 2001

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Depende Del Azul Del Cielo by Antonio Puig is a floral green fragrance for women. Launched in 2001, this olfactive composition stands out for its fresh and natural character. The olfactive pyramid is structured with top notes of bergamot and lemon, which give way to a heart of jasmine and valley lily. The base rests on oakmoss and musk, closing…

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When to wear it (votes)

  • Winter 10%
  • Spring 37%
  • Summer 47%
  • Autumn 6.7%
  • Day 87%
  • Night 13%

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31 votes

  • Positive 87%
  • Negative 6.5%
  • Neutral 6.5%
positive reviews 31 community votes
LongevitySoft SillageIntimate Best momentSummer CharacterFeminine

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Leading answer I owned it

109 votes

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Leading answer Summer

30 votes

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Leading answer Day

15 votes

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About Depende Del Azul Del Cielo

Main accord fresh Year 2001 Gender Women

Depende Del Azul Del Cielo by Antonio Puig is a floral green fragrance for women. Launched in 2001, this olfactive composition stands out for its fresh and natural character. The olfactive pyramid is structured with top notes of bergamot and lemon, which give way to a heart of jasmine and valley lily. The base rests on oakmoss and musk, closing the interpretation with a green and persistent elegance.

Green, herbal and fougère Flowers Woods and mosses

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Longevity

Leading answer Soft

16 votes

Sillage

Leading answer Intimate

18 votes

Character

Leading answer Traditionally feminine

10 votes

Value perception

Leading answer Excellent value

9 votes

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  1. PauPauPon

    I got this as a kid; super fresh and great for hot weather. I still have my bottle, but the scent changed over time, and it’s no longer available in Mexico.

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  2. PauPauPon

    My mom gave me this perfume when I was a girl. It’s very fresh and rich, perfect for hot weather. I still have my bottle, but the scent has changed over time, and I can’t find it in Mexico anymore.

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  3. daymizuleka@gmail.com

    The best summer cologne I ever had, never seen it again. They should relaunch it and make it easier and cheaper to buy.

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  4. daymizuleka@gmail.com

    The best summer cologne I’ve ever owned; I’ve never been able to find it again. They should re-release it and make it easier and more accessible to buy.

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  5. I used to wear this a lot and loved it… I still have some left, though I don’t use it much lately. It smelled fresh and was cheap. Perfect for spring and summer for me. I used to find the big bottle on sale for the price of a small one or something like that. It’s a shame they discontinued it; I would have loved to try the green and pink versions too.

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  6. I used to wear this a lot and loved it… I still have some left, though I don’t use it much lately. It smelled fresh and was cheap. Perfect for spring/summer. I used to find the big bottle on sale for the price of a small one. What a shame they discontinued it; I would have loved to try the green and pink versions too.

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  7. Ohhh, what memories! Summer, rich, fresh… I had this years ago, I’d buy it again, it’s a lovely fragrance.

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  8. I loved it! It’s not sold in Chile anymore: does anyone know a perfume similar to ‘Depende del azul del cielo’? Please recommend something alike!

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