The High School Women's Perfume of the 1950s

Manufactured since 1927, Blue Waltz was a popular US fragrance among young high school girls in the 1950s. Available back then for just 10 cents at the corner drugstore, the scent still evokes wonderful memories of wild dances to the jukebox and romantic moments at prom. The product is now being manufactured again. Blue Waltz is packaged, just as it was back then, in a beautiful, heart-shaped glass bottle, just 8 cm high. The perfume is honey-to-cognac in color, and one detects a romantic, light, sweet, powdery, tart, and fresh scent reminiscent of vanilla, green tea, cinnamon, anise, and somehow also Christmas spices. The scent is clear and sexy, surprisingly light and refreshing. Made in the USA

Even back then, Blue Waltz was a beautiful, fascinating, and seductive fragrance. And even today, this fragrance will elicit astonished noses and questions about what kind of fragrance it is. Incidentally, the Blue Waltz fragrance composition was copied by a very well-known US brand of charming women's lingerie and released under its own perfume label.

Application:

Put a drop of Blue Waltz on your neck and feel like you were on a magical night in 1955, when the high school band opened the high school dance with "Oh, What a Night."

The perfume is packaged in a small heart-shaped perfume bottle.

Made in the USA

Contents: 18 ml

Ingredients:

• Alcohol Denat
• Water / Aqua
• Perfume
• Benzyl Benzoate
• Benzyl Salicylates
• Citral
• Citronellol
• Coumarin
• Limonene
• Geraniol
• Hexylcinnamal
• Hydroxycitronellal
• Linalool
• Evernia Furfuracea Extract
• Silica
• CI 20170
• CI 61570