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12/23/2023
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For the female version of a Tommy Shelby
Danger is a fragrance for the female version of a Tommy Shelby. She enters the room, looks undercooled and yet everyone looks around for her. Perhaps also for Persephone from the Matrix. After all, like Monica Bellucci, this fragrance has a lot going for it and is also quite exciting. It strikes me as mature, self-confident, sexy, dark and mysterious. A fragrance that is not easy to forget. Self-confidence to spray on with an anti-gray mouse effect.
In my head, it conjures up the image of a seductive, dangerous Russian secret agent from a James Bond film, who sends shivers down your spine just when her eyes meet yours. Sexy and with such perfect elegance that you can only be intimidated.
My first impression of Danger: the strong, gourmand tonka bean of Good Girl Carolina Herrera has been neatly surgically removed and operated into Samsara. Samsara, yes, but in a softer form with more florality and a reduced sandalwood note. All this on a soft iris-vanilla-musk base with greatly increased powderiness and a little more fruity sweetness. I find the name very fitting. It popped into my head: "This is my favorite Roja!" But does it suit me? I'll have to try it out a few more times to find out. It's already similar to Samsara. But the legendary one has too strong, almost bitter a sandalwood note for me, which I can't cope with. The Roja seems younger and more modern. As much as I love Guerlain as a brand, I have to say that Danger is more rounded than Samsara. It's as if all the protruding notes have been filed down and harmonized. This results in a fragrance impression that doesn't scream: Oh sandalwood! But rather: Oh an interesting fragrance! Overall, I would classify it as more feminine than Samsara. I base this assessment on the stronger sweet, floral and powdery notes.
It lasts for over 12 hours on my skin. Sprayed on in the afternoon, I can still smell it on my arm the next morning. You can expect this performance for the price. The sillage is present for the first 7 hours, after which it is still perceptible when embraced.
I have often fallen in love with fragrances. Only to let them gather dust on the shelf after just one month. The 2 ml sample from the trial set will soon have to be replaced by a bottling. I don't want to put my bank account under the strain of buying a whole bottle. Maybe I'll end up preferring the Elixir, 51 or Enigma after all. I find them all very beautiful. But how good that there are so many other beautiful fragrances that are nowhere near as expensive.
Conclusion:
The quality of the fragrance is outstanding for me. It has a fragrance character that you don't smell on every street corner. The DNA is already known from Samsara, but has been perfected here to my taste. Danger is definitely worth experiencing. Great cinema for the nose.
In my head, it conjures up the image of a seductive, dangerous Russian secret agent from a James Bond film, who sends shivers down your spine just when her eyes meet yours. Sexy and with such perfect elegance that you can only be intimidated.
My first impression of Danger: the strong, gourmand tonka bean of Good Girl Carolina Herrera has been neatly surgically removed and operated into Samsara. Samsara, yes, but in a softer form with more florality and a reduced sandalwood note. All this on a soft iris-vanilla-musk base with greatly increased powderiness and a little more fruity sweetness. I find the name very fitting. It popped into my head: "This is my favorite Roja!" But does it suit me? I'll have to try it out a few more times to find out. It's already similar to Samsara. But the legendary one has too strong, almost bitter a sandalwood note for me, which I can't cope with. The Roja seems younger and more modern. As much as I love Guerlain as a brand, I have to say that Danger is more rounded than Samsara. It's as if all the protruding notes have been filed down and harmonized. This results in a fragrance impression that doesn't scream: Oh sandalwood! But rather: Oh an interesting fragrance! Overall, I would classify it as more feminine than Samsara. I base this assessment on the stronger sweet, floral and powdery notes.
It lasts for over 12 hours on my skin. Sprayed on in the afternoon, I can still smell it on my arm the next morning. You can expect this performance for the price. The sillage is present for the first 7 hours, after which it is still perceptible when embraced.
I have often fallen in love with fragrances. Only to let them gather dust on the shelf after just one month. The 2 ml sample from the trial set will soon have to be replaced by a bottling. I don't want to put my bank account under the strain of buying a whole bottle. Maybe I'll end up preferring the Elixir, 51 or Enigma after all. I find them all very beautiful. But how good that there are so many other beautiful fragrances that are nowhere near as expensive.
Conclusion:
The quality of the fragrance is outstanding for me. It has a fragrance character that you don't smell on every street corner. The DNA is already known from Samsara, but has been perfected here to my taste. Danger is definitely worth experiencing. Great cinema for the nose.
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