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Synthetic bomb
For me, this has only very remotely something to do with Aventus or Virgin Island water.
Immediately when spraying comes this pungent smell in the nose. Of course you smell the coconut, lime and Annanad out......but just very synthetic. It reminds me more of a toilet cleaner in the Caribbean edition.
I would describe the opening as similarly synthetic as Armaf Club de nuit intense.
I understand that many can live with it at a certain price....but in the price range of Dua is already outrageous. I would definitely not buy this fragrance again.
Immediately when spraying comes this pungent smell in the nose. Of course you smell the coconut, lime and Annanad out......but just very synthetic. It reminds me more of a toilet cleaner in the Caribbean edition.
I would describe the opening as similarly synthetic as Armaf Club de nuit intense.
I understand that many can live with it at a certain price....but in the price range of Dua is already outrageous. I would definitely not buy this fragrance again.
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HerakObama 3 months ago
I've found with virtually every Dua that you need to shelf them for 60-90 days minimum post-purchase or else they all smell terrible. Give them time to macerate and most turn out pretty solid.
NightyPbjm 4 years ago
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I had a bottling in my selfmade calendar. I can agree with you 100%.