Alkotest Paris Corner Taskeen Lactea Divina EDP 100 ml is a concentrated eau de parfum presented in a 100 ml spray bottle. Designed for personal use, this fragrance offers a composed scent profile suitable for both daytime and evening wear. The 100 ml format provides a balance between longevity and portability, making it appropriate for regular use or as an addition to a personal fragrance collection. The spray delivery ensures controlled application and even distribution of the fragrance.
Advantages
This concentrated eau de parfum delivers a longer-lasting scent than lighter formulations, reducing the need for frequent reapplication. The 100 ml spray format combines convenience and economy, allowing for precise dosing and minimal waste. The neutral, structured composition is intended to work well across different occasions and wardrobes, and the bottle is sized for home storage or travel.
Suitable for
- Everyday wear at work or casual settings
- Evening outings and social events
- Gifting for fragrance collectors or personal presents
- Use as a signature scent for regular wear
Key specifications
- Fragrance type: Eau de Parfum (EDP)
- Volume: 100 ml
- Application: Spray atomizer
- Recommended wear: Day and evening use
- Concentration: Concentrated perfume formulation for extended longevity
How to use
Hold the bottle 10–20 cm from the skin and apply one to two short sprays to pulse points such as the wrists, neck, or behind the ears. Allow the fragrance to settle on the skin for a minute to reveal its top, heart and base notes. Reapply as needed throughout the day, taking into account the environment and personal preference. Store the bottle upright in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to preserve scent integrity.
Usage recommendations
For best results, apply to clean, moisturized skin to enhance longevity. Avoid rubbing wrists together after application to prevent altering the fragrance development. When gifting, consider presenting the bottle in its original packaging to preserve the product condition.
