K Eau de Parfum continues the style of the original K Eau de Toilette bottle. It has a geometric design and is topped with the iconic crown cap, which is a burnished silver for this concentration. The main difference is the colour of the bottle; for the Eau de Parfum, the blue is deeper to reflect the intensity of the juice inside. The mid-drydown starts to evolve another surprising facet which I was not expecting at all. Call me crazy, but the famous Chanel patchouli-citrus accord is showing its face in a very naked, simple form. Here I thought this would smell amazing on a woman at spring-summertime. That Chanel Chance, Coco Mademoiselle kind of drydown, with a juicy mastic gum blanket over it. Anyway, summary is the drydown is perfectly unisex, almost feminine. Another fragrance I thought of, was Comme des Garçon's Concrete. People always say Concrete smells more like a sandalwoody Coca-Cola, which I agree, but I get the same galbanum-mastic gum kind of note there too. I'll compare side by side next time. This will get compliments, it’s one of those styles of scents. It’s not particularly niche and unique, but that’s not a bad thing. This sits well with the other compliment getting fragrances such as Bleu De Chanel and Dior Sauvage, but has a personality of its own. It's very much its own thing, and I'm thankful for that. Its definitely in the same vein as Bleu de Chanel, Sauvage, and Dylan Blue, but it's far smoother and cleaner than any of those.

I tried to have an open mind trying this fragrance, I’ve heard a lot of negativity from reviewers and the community and from reading the comments on here, it’s certainly got mixed reactions. It is a sophisticated and well-balanced blend of every note it touts. And that makes it winner for me. How is it the same, but different? I know what gin smells like, but I have no idea what juniper berries alone smells like, so perhaps it’s the berries that sets this one apart from the other summer fragrances?The bottle itself is quite a piece of work – a cool blue bottle but admitted, at first glance the crown cap does comes across as an over the top kind of “see me, hear me” statement in the vein of PRs 1 Million gold bar, but I find it also to be kind of tongue-in-cheek and quite fun to release a bottle like that in 2019. I personally enjoy the note of juniper berries so i really enjoy this one. THe name king doesnt really fit, although I personally like the caps. It is a nod again to those crown air fresheners that sat in many a car in the 90s. This really is meant for high heat and warm weather, as it does not last long. Women love this as well.

Overall, K begins as bitter citrus scent, and develops into an aromatic, herbaceous and musky combination. There are 3 or 4 four notes (including patchouli) that could ruin it for me, but it plays the other notes and pulls me away where it wants every time. OCCASIONS: Outdoor gatherings, office, casual, holidays, vacations. This is an office-friendly fragrance.

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Often enough, "EdP" versions deviate so far and clearly from their original DNA that even failed candidates can be given another chance after a "perfume revision". That's why, despite my skepticism, I reached for this once again hideously ugly bottle from D&G, from whose target audience I could hardly be further away by now. And once again, my instincts didn't deceive me - "K (EdP)" is miles better than its EdT and I actually really like it. Even if it seemed excessively overpriced when I tested it. Some drugs may have Authority Required (Streamlined) status which does not require an explicit approval from Medicare, instead the doctor can use the Authority code found in the published Schedule for a given drug/indication.

While I enjoy the general vibe of the current interpretation of "blue" fragrances, and I like the modernity of them, I usually find them to be too heavy, sometimes cloying, and too spicy. This isn't the case with K by Dolce & Gabbana. I got another new scent this past Christmas, and it’s K by Dolce and Gabbana which was released in the latter part of 2019. My first thought, as mentioned few times, was a bubble-gummy juicy opening over the modern aromatic fougere accord (reference point is Fierce or Legend for me so we are talking about the Dihydromyrcenol with its bergamot-lavender note, tonka-oakmoss for the classic barbershop note). I am not sure if the gummy juicy note coming from some pineapple ingredient, but I would assume so, something like Allyl Amyl Glycolate and/or Dynascone that we famously know from Aventus. There's a nice touch of sandalwood, which I stopped smelling shortly after as sandalwood ingredients tend to be hard to smell. I didn't think of any soapy vibe, but just a nice twist on the fougere and maybe de-maturized by the fruity accord. I don't believe it's a monster in projection, as it seems to develop into a skin scent after about 4-6 hours. But then again, my nose could just be going anosmic at times. Either way, that's fine, as I like my fragrances to be subtle and not screaming. Prescriptions must be written on an Authority Prescription Form, and the approval number must be noted on the prescription. Pharmacists cannot dispense the item as a pharmaceutical benefit unless it has been approved by Medicare Australia (indicated by the presence of the approval number).I wonder what the K stands for King? Maybe even emperor? The "jeweled crown" as a clasp makes a good impression at least visually and is a pleasant change from the clasp monotony in the industry.