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Arbor
Very helpful Review
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Cherry on the label, cherry you get
About the scent:
DUA claims to have been (euphemistically speaking) "inspired" by Lost Cherry and Naxos. For me, it initially dominates with cherry, cherry, cherry. You should like cherry as a scent component; otherwise, you won't have any fun. The fragrance is quite overpoweringly sweet and rather one-dimensional at the beginning. At this point, I see it as a feminine scent.
For me, the fragrance only starts to get really good a few hours later. Then Naxos comes in. The cherry is still there, but it no longer overshadows everything; more spice comes into play. A bit of honey-vanilla-cinnamon. From now on, it is unisex for me and simply delicious in the dry down.
Typically for DUA, the progression is otherwise not marked by significant change. For me, it has these two phases.
By the way, I find that it layers well with DUA's King of Judea if you want it to be spicier and more masculine from the start. In my opinion, the two are good friends.
Performance:
Outstanding. Longevity on the skin is definitely 10 hours, on clothing until the next wash (even if the sweater is left lying around for a few days). It also projects quite well. With just two sprays, you leave a scent trail behind you. I wouldn't recommend more than two sprays and generally not for small spaces if you don't want to stick to your companions' noses in a penetrating way.
Conclusion:
You get what it says on the label. For me, it's a fantastic scent if you let it sit on your clothing a bit. And once settled, it stays there.
DUA claims to have been (euphemistically speaking) "inspired" by Lost Cherry and Naxos. For me, it initially dominates with cherry, cherry, cherry. You should like cherry as a scent component; otherwise, you won't have any fun. The fragrance is quite overpoweringly sweet and rather one-dimensional at the beginning. At this point, I see it as a feminine scent.
For me, the fragrance only starts to get really good a few hours later. Then Naxos comes in. The cherry is still there, but it no longer overshadows everything; more spice comes into play. A bit of honey-vanilla-cinnamon. From now on, it is unisex for me and simply delicious in the dry down.
Typically for DUA, the progression is otherwise not marked by significant change. For me, it has these two phases.
By the way, I find that it layers well with DUA's King of Judea if you want it to be spicier and more masculine from the start. In my opinion, the two are good friends.
Performance:
Outstanding. Longevity on the skin is definitely 10 hours, on clothing until the next wash (even if the sweater is left lying around for a few days). It also projects quite well. With just two sprays, you leave a scent trail behind you. I wouldn't recommend more than two sprays and generally not for small spaces if you don't want to stick to your companions' noses in a penetrating way.
Conclusion:
You get what it says on the label. For me, it's a fantastic scent if you let it sit on your clothing a bit. And once settled, it stays there.
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