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Modernised, but not the same
This one starts super spicy. If the EDP was similar to Spicebomb Extreme, this one is even closer to it during the first hour.
Compared to the original, I'd say this one is spicier, less Iris and something that feels to me like a... resinous vanilla or cinnamon at the base? Forget about the leather, the tobacco, and the rum, It's no longer here.
Definitely feels like someone in Bvlgari went through all the "This feels like an ashtray" type of comments of the EDP, and decided to remake the original fragrance for today's market.
If you want more sillage (1-2h, then stays close), compliments, and duration... get this one. I don't want to say the other one is obsolete, but, I find it hard to see people going for the EDP when this one is next to it unless they love the tobacco note or they want a more mature scent.
I find the OG a more interesting pick, but, this one will work better on the market and for the average buyer.
Compared to the original, I'd say this one is spicier, less Iris and something that feels to me like a... resinous vanilla or cinnamon at the base? Forget about the leather, the tobacco, and the rum, It's no longer here.
Definitely feels like someone in Bvlgari went through all the "This feels like an ashtray" type of comments of the EDP, and decided to remake the original fragrance for today's market.
If you want more sillage (1-2h, then stays close), compliments, and duration... get this one. I don't want to say the other one is obsolete, but, I find it hard to see people going for the EDP when this one is next to it unless they love the tobacco note or they want a more mature scent.
I find the OG a more interesting pick, but, this one will work better on the market and for the average buyer.
Djigoio
