How is Light Blue Eau Intense different from the original? It keeps the same bright personality but adds weight and staying power. Perfumer Olivier Cresp created it in 2017 for people who loved Light Blue but wanted it to last into the evening.
The opening is familiar: lemon and crisp Granny Smith apple, the bite that defines the whole Light Blue family. Marigold and jasmine then add a sunny floral middle. The real change is in the base, where musk and amberwood make it fuller and warmer on the skin than the classic.
Think of a Mediterranean summer day that doesn’t end at sunset. It’s still fresh, just rounder.
The frosted bottle holds a deeper sky-blue liquid and comes in a velvety navy box. It’s an Eau de Parfum, available in 0.85 oz, 1.7 oz and 3.3 oz.
Prefer it lighter? Go back to the original Light Blue, or try Light Blue Forever. All Dolce & Gabbana perfumes are listed here.















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