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Comparison Extrait, edt & edp
It's time once again to compare different fragrance concentrations, this time with my absolute Chanel favorite, CDR :-D
Extrait with vintage 2022
Edt with vintage 2010
Edp with vintage 2023
Please note that this comparison only reflects my personal opinion, which I am very happy to share with you :)
The extrait starts off wonderfully creamy and delicately leathery, accompanied by a hint of aldehydic freshness and a gentle spiciness...
This is followed later by very delicate floral vibes that gently envelop the leather...
However, the delicate, creamy leather vibes dominate and gently push all other notes into the background...
On me, the extrait remains creamy and leathery with subtle floral hints and lasts very well and for a long time, even if it is rather skin-deep later on...
The Vintage edt begins softly floral with jasmine and ylang - as well as a hint of aldehydic freshness...
Then the wonderfully creamy leather notes become more and more apparent - but always accompanied by the aforementioned floral notes of jasmine and ylang - but now still accompanied by an equally delicate rose...
Over the course of the day, the edt changes again and again from predominantly floral-leathery to creamy-leathery, which I find enormously exciting and attractive...
The edt is magical and for me an absolute treasure that I wouldn't want to be without...
The edp inspires with a leathery-aldehydic - almost alcoholic start... very intense and lulling...
There are far fewer floral notes here than in the edt or the extrait...
The edp lies on me like a second skin and envelops me for hours...
I don't recognize a big development here like with the extrait or the edt, it remains linear, creamy, leathery and for me: beautiful...
Conclusion of the 3 fragrance concentrations:
Extrait: wonderfully creamy and leathery with great longevity
EDT: floral-leathery quick-change artist with equally great longevity
EDP: powerful creamy leather with equally great longevity
For me, every fragrance concentration has its rightful existence and I wouldn't want to miss any of them :-)
I hope I was able to infect one or the other with my love for CDR... ;-)
Extrait with vintage 2022
Edt with vintage 2010
Edp with vintage 2023
Please note that this comparison only reflects my personal opinion, which I am very happy to share with you :)
The extrait starts off wonderfully creamy and delicately leathery, accompanied by a hint of aldehydic freshness and a gentle spiciness...
This is followed later by very delicate floral vibes that gently envelop the leather...
However, the delicate, creamy leather vibes dominate and gently push all other notes into the background...
On me, the extrait remains creamy and leathery with subtle floral hints and lasts very well and for a long time, even if it is rather skin-deep later on...
The Vintage edt begins softly floral with jasmine and ylang - as well as a hint of aldehydic freshness...
Then the wonderfully creamy leather notes become more and more apparent - but always accompanied by the aforementioned floral notes of jasmine and ylang - but now still accompanied by an equally delicate rose...
Over the course of the day, the edt changes again and again from predominantly floral-leathery to creamy-leathery, which I find enormously exciting and attractive...
The edt is magical and for me an absolute treasure that I wouldn't want to be without...
The edp inspires with a leathery-aldehydic - almost alcoholic start... very intense and lulling...
There are far fewer floral notes here than in the edt or the extrait...
The edp lies on me like a second skin and envelops me for hours...
I don't recognize a big development here like with the extrait or the edt, it remains linear, creamy, leathery and for me: beautiful...
Conclusion of the 3 fragrance concentrations:
Extrait: wonderfully creamy and leathery with great longevity
EDT: floral-leathery quick-change artist with equally great longevity
EDP: powerful creamy leather with equally great longevity
For me, every fragrance concentration has its rightful existence and I wouldn't want to miss any of them :-)
I hope I was able to infect one or the other with my love for CDR... ;-)
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