Original Fragrance Love's Baby Soft Cologne Mist

Founded in 1921, the House of Dana, a proud parfumier, was formally established in Barcelona, Spain in 1932. Founder Javier Serra was determined to compete with the best in the world by collecting the best ingredients, artists, and distributors. With great success in releasing its first-ever perfume, DANA went on to release nearly 50 original perfumes through the 1950s, including Tabu, 20 Carats, Canoe, Emir, Platine, Sirocco Donna, Voodoo, Priorite, Imposible, and the remarkably well-received Ambush perfume.

Love's Baby Soft cologne mist, housed in the original "bullet" shape pink bottle, quickly became the best-loved baby cologne worldwide. The iconic baby powder scent for teens and young women is as soft and gentle as a kiss, with delicate florals surrounded by soft powdery notes and sheer musk. It has a clean, "baby-smell" while still being mature enough to be sexy, making it a favorite among teens and women.

Love's Baby Soft fresh perfume spray for teens, known for its cool and fresh scent comparable to a gentle summer breeze, speaks in a powdery whisper. Its fragrance category is classified as floral and powdery, with top notes of lemon leaf and orange, mid notes of lily of the valley, jasmine, and rose, and base notes of sandalwood, vanilla, powdery, and creamy musk.

Love's Baby Soft, with its classic "bullet" shape pink bottle, originally made its debut in 1974 and soon became the fragrance icon of the '70s. As interest in past pop culture trends rises, new generations are rediscovering Love's Baby Soft. The scent has a timeless appeal that is as soft and gentle as a kiss, making it a beloved fragrance for many.

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