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Navy is a perfume originally created by CoverGirl and later owned by Dana Classic Fragrances.
It was released as a women's fragrance in 1990 [1] and a later version was released for men in 1995 [2] (FragranceX however places the release in 1996 [3] ). In '26, Navy For Women continued to be sold on the Dana Classics website. [4]
The women's fragrance is considered oriental floral [5] and contains a blend of peach, orange blossom, jasmine, ylang-ylang, rose, amber, musk, vanilla, coriander and cinnamon.
The men's fragrance contains juniper berry, leather, tangerine, nutmeg, geranium, sage, water lily, water mint, lavender, siam wood, balsam fir and musk. [6] [7] [8]
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