Doré – Floral Fruity Perfume by Lutea

Doré – Floral Fruity Perfume by Lutea

Inspired by the confident, modern sweetness of Hugo Woman by Hugo Boss

Fragrance Classification: Floral Fruity

Doré is vibrant, feminine, and effortlessly stylish. It opens with a lively blend of fruits that feel bright and optimistic, then softens into a clean floral heart with a smooth, modern finish. The scent has a confident glow that feels both casual and polished, perfect for everyday wear.

This fragrance is vegan, cruelty free, and made with clean ingredients. With an 18 percent fragrance concentration, Doré lasts with a soft, fruity warmth that never overwhelms.

If you love fragrances that feel modern, sweet, and beautifully balanced, Doré is a perfect match.

Fragrance Classification

Floral Fruity

Why You’ll Love Doré

• A lively blend of sweet fruit and soft florals
• Modern, feminine scent that feels fresh and confident
• Long-lasting fruity warmth that stays light and wearable
• Vegan, cruelty free, and made with clean ingredients
• Perfect for daily use in any season

Scent Profile

Top Notes
Boysenberry, citrus zest, red fruits

Middle Notes
Jasmine, black tea, floral notes

Base Notes
Amber, sandalwood, cedar

The final impression is sweet, fresh, and subtly warm with a polished, modern feel.

Perfect For

• Everyday wear
• Work, errands, or casual outings
• Anyone who loves modern fruity-floral scents
• All seasons, especially spring and fall
• Fans of feminine fragrances with a clean finish

Ingredients

 Clean Ingredient Blend

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Doré long lasting?
Yes. The 18 percent concentration keeps the scent bright and warm for hours.

Is it safe for sensitive skin?
We use clean ingredients, but sensitivities are different for everyone. A patch test is recommended.

What makes Doré different?
It blends fruity sweetness with a soft tea-like floral tone, creating a modern scent that feels stylish and easy to wear.

Disclaimer

Lutea Fragrances is not affiliated with the designer brands mentioned. Names are used only to describe the fragrance style.