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Feierabend
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The modern man
First of all a warning: If you are looking for a freshie here, mMn is out of place. I think Prada has created a powdery, flowery and through its not to be underestimated sweetness an almost turgid scent.
So I see the fragrance more in spring and autumn than in summer. It has for me also only by the discreet rose accord (citronellol) a certain juiciness / freshness. Otherwise, light woods are added, which are admittedly difficult for me to identify.
It is a fragrance for a man who is always one step ahead of others. He doesn't attach great importance to foreign opinions and masculinity ideals, he just does his thing - and very well too! A man who is more of a gentleman than a macho, who values his appearance, is sometimes interested in fashion and always goes down well.
Chapeau Prada!
So I see the fragrance more in spring and autumn than in summer. It has for me also only by the discreet rose accord (citronellol) a certain juiciness / freshness. Otherwise, light woods are added, which are admittedly difficult for me to identify.
It is a fragrance for a man who is always one step ahead of others. He doesn't attach great importance to foreign opinions and masculinity ideals, he just does his thing - and very well too! A man who is more of a gentleman than a macho, who values his appearance, is sometimes interested in fashion and always goes down well.
Chapeau Prada!
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The winged horse
Hello dear perfume reader, welcome to my first review on this platform. I have tested many fragrances in the past, but somehow I have never got around to writing a comment.
What's today about? I compare the original on my left hand with the exclusive version on my right. I want to keep it short and crisp...
First impression: The Exclusif starts much fresher, more citric and with more cardamom than its predecessor, although the latter does not seem as dense or somehow more transparent. Thereby the Pegasus E. has the same "dirty" chord as the Layton Exclusif before. It somehow feels as if it was simply taken over 1:1. This changes the whole character of the original, which itself came out very clean with its jasmine note. But both lavender are cheerful, and the PdM-typical amber pudding vanilla base is very similar. Would have expected more creativity here.
To the many criticisms I can only say that the fragrance is actually not so synthetic. It does use a lot of acetates and Iso-E Super, but otherwise I smell clearly natural ingredients.
Conclusion: If the original is too friendly and simple for you, here is a more adult and spicy alternative. If I had to make a decision, I would also rather opt for the Exclusif.
What's today about? I compare the original on my left hand with the exclusive version on my right. I want to keep it short and crisp...
First impression: The Exclusif starts much fresher, more citric and with more cardamom than its predecessor, although the latter does not seem as dense or somehow more transparent. Thereby the Pegasus E. has the same "dirty" chord as the Layton Exclusif before. It somehow feels as if it was simply taken over 1:1. This changes the whole character of the original, which itself came out very clean with its jasmine note. But both lavender are cheerful, and the PdM-typical amber pudding vanilla base is very similar. Would have expected more creativity here.
To the many criticisms I can only say that the fragrance is actually not so synthetic. It does use a lot of acetates and Iso-E Super, but otherwise I smell clearly natural ingredients.
Conclusion: If the original is too friendly and simple for you, here is a more adult and spicy alternative. If I had to make a decision, I would also rather opt for the Exclusif.
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