Inspired by memories of your first awkward yet exhilarating slow dance with a crush, the scent of BYREDO's Slow Dance Eau de Parfum mixes ideas of the feminine and masculine, bitter and sweet, in a rich, intoxicating distillation redolent of warm skin and breathless exchange.

Housed in the brand's instantly recognisable (and incredibly lust-have) chic and simple – yet quintessentially luxe – monochrome bottles, BYREDO's Slow Dance Eau de Parfum has quickly become a firm favourite in any respectable fragrance-ophile's collection and regular guest on their Instagram grid too. Prepare to fall for the scent's spellbinding blend of geranium, patchouli and vanilla that reflects the memories of – and multitude of thrilling emotions experienced at – your first school dance. We're sold, are you?

Start by spraying it on your pulse points: behind the ears, wrists, ankles. It will rise in spirals around your body. Then spray a scent halo around your neck, head and hair.

A firm part of the décor in any respectable fragrance-ophile’s collection, you’d be forgiven for thinking that BYREDO’s iconic perfumes have been around for decades. In reality, the evocative brand was founded in 2006, and has already captured the hearts (and noses) of beauty gourmands around the world. Cherished bottles that capture memories, feelings and emotions, each of BYREDO’s meaningful olfactory offerings is so much more than just a fragrance, with the Slow Dance Eau de Parfum paying tribute to that rite-of-passage moment shared between young adolescents which is jumbled up with feelings of exhilaration tempered by awkwardness, a heady collision of innocence and experience, not knowing and knowing, felt across countries, cultures and time.

Alcohol, parfum (fragrance), aqua (water), benzyl alcohol, cinnamyl alcohol, alpha-isomethyl ionone, coumarin, ethylhexyl methoxycinnamate, diethylamino hydroxybenzoyl hexyl benzoate, limonene, bht, citronellol, geraniol, linalool, cinnamal, eugenol, citral.

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