Luna Rossa Carbon Prada 2017

I finally got myself the red moon from Prada in the carbon version.
The associations to the bluing of Dior have driven away with me the interest in the fragrance.
You must know, The blue Dior is not one of my favorite fragrances, this is partly because it seems to me a bit synthetic but also very violent.
Luna Rossa Carbon already smells similar in the later course of the fragrance but also especially in the dry down.
But how can it be that I do not like the wild Dior but the Luna Rossa Carbon so highly rated? Quite simply.
The Luna Rosa Carbon has managed to bring the components into a good harmony. The ambroxan here is very well dosed and even works very gently. Also, Carbon is not as synthetic as Sauvage. (Now I have yet said the name, sorry.)
But now comes the best part of the fragrance. Because Prada has not only refined the DNA of the one Dior perfume, but also introduced a dark, metallic twist, which makes the whole thing seem much more noble.
For me, Prada Luna Rossa Carbon is not a cheap imitation, it is simply an improved and more elegant version. Nevertheless, it brings its own twist and is therefore also independent enough to be distinguished.