Parfums de Marly Delina Body Oil Review

I recently reviewed the Delina Exclusif perfume, which left me wanting more. The fragrance has a huge place in our hearts, but after seeing more and more of my friends using scented oils, I had to try it.

The Inspiration

Dating back to the period of Louis XV, this fragrance was inspired by the “bath pavilions”. The King had made multiple luxurious bathrooms in his castle where art and well-being reigned.

From this, Parfum de Marly designed a range of body products such as oils, creams, shower gels, etc.

Delina Body Oil

• The scent: The Delina perfumes are sculpted around the majestic Damanesca rose. It is an iconic, addictive scent with fresh bursts of rose, lychee, peony and grapefruit. One of the things I adore about the oil is that you can smell the warm base of vanilla and musk being released.
• The texture: The body oil is a ” dry oil”, meaning that it has a light, non-greasy texture. Easy to work on the skin, the oil doesn't stain or stay on the skin's surface. Deeply nourishing and hydrating, using an oil regularly on the skin helps improve evenness and softness.
• How to wear: You can wear this oil with all of the fragrances from the Delina collection. For a longer-lasting scent, apply the oil and then perfume the skin.

Using the oil alone is an excellent option if you are a fan of a more intimate personage.

My Experience

I purchased the oil not so long after buying the fragrance itself. I have used it both with and without the perfume, and both approaches give off a different scent. Above all, I love to smell good from head to toe, so this was a blessing. I used it all over my body for a healthy, natural glow. Although this is not a skincare product, the oil formula helped moisturize and relieve my dry skin. If you're a lover of roses or looking for a beautiful gift to offer, this is a no-risk purchase.

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