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I became aware of the fragrance through the dear Leni in a YT video. He should resemble the Herod and I wanted to start a comparison. To give you an insight MY opinion, attached a few juxtapositions:
Herod: starts much more subtle but pleasant, smoother. Tobacco from the beginning to smell out, great sweetness, not too much, vanilla in the base already perceptible at the beginning.
Divine: stronger opening and more synthetic. At the beginning little similarity to Herod, you have to give it a little time. I don't smell tobacco at first, very subtle over time. He is definitely sweeter; in the background I perceive very discreetly the clary sage, spices initially rather in the background, but come with time more to the fore
In a direct comparison, the Herod is definitely the winner. He is simply much better interwoven and individual fragrance notes are better to stand out. Starts very subtle, might like a little more "scream". Towards the end, it gets intensity though. The Divine Vanilla is also very nice when you smell it alone and not in direct comparison, because there it performs worse. He is clearly more synthetic and slightly pungent in the nose, but he has more sweetness which makes him perhaps more appealing to the ladies.
However, I think both are really great fragrances & I love wearing both. :)
Herod: starts much more subtle but pleasant, smoother. Tobacco from the beginning to smell out, great sweetness, not too much, vanilla in the base already perceptible at the beginning.
Divine: stronger opening and more synthetic. At the beginning little similarity to Herod, you have to give it a little time. I don't smell tobacco at first, very subtle over time. He is definitely sweeter; in the background I perceive very discreetly the clary sage, spices initially rather in the background, but come with time more to the fore
In a direct comparison, the Herod is definitely the winner. He is simply much better interwoven and individual fragrance notes are better to stand out. Starts very subtle, might like a little more "scream". Towards the end, it gets intensity though. The Divine Vanilla is also very nice when you smell it alone and not in direct comparison, because there it performs worse. He is clearly more synthetic and slightly pungent in the nose, but he has more sweetness which makes him perhaps more appealing to the ladies.
However, I think both are really great fragrances & I love wearing both. :)
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