Moniga

The scent DNA is very similar to that of the predecessor. For me, Flame is a bit more discreet and dignified than its predecessor, which is mainly due to the woody notes. When I smell Versace Eros Flame, I think of a young man with a casual dress style, but wrapped in a dashing jacket. An Italian gentleman on his party prowls, looking for himself and a girl who can stand up to his temperament.
Successful flanker to the Versace Eros, which for me fits more to the casual look. The synthetic, but in my nose not unpleasant fragrance DNA is almost identical, which is why I would not necessarily advise Versace Eros owners to buy it. But if you are looking for a more discreet, quieter Eros, you will find it here.

Due to the quite positive valuations and the low price I came across this sweet-spicy treasure. The scent character has already been described very aptly. The scent reminds me a little of my childhood, of Em-Eukal lollipop candies of the Waldkirsche variety, whereby I can also understand the chocolate association with coarser ones. For me, this extremely long-lasting fragrance is by no means an all-rounder. Due to the spicy, a little bit stinging peppery sweetness, it fits perfectly into the winter season for me. He smells very sporty despite his sweetness and heaviness.
I fell in love with the scent at an apres-ski party among all the party-happy ski instructors. The alcohol flowed in streams and "Scandal around Rosi" banged out of the loudspeakers. Sporty, cute, with rough edges! This is where he's at home