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Versace Eros in Eau De Parfum Format
I had already said a lot about the EDT. Nothing has changed. But came last year also an EDP variant of the modern treat on the market.
As everyone can see for themselves, the opinions are already like at Eros times also here again very split and partly irrläufig.
Clichés of pubescent party fragrances are still very present and spoil the one or the other mature mind the fun of this fragrance in the collection to hold. A pity in my opinion. Self-blame, who goes to the so typically situated Influencern on the glue.
Therefore, a small criticism in advance. Forget such a modern influencer junk like "panty dropper", "compliment getter", "party/disco scent", "night time only", "bedroomfragrance". Ultimately, the perfume buyer should be able and willing to decide for himself what he wants to wear and when. Some do not always succeed, however, and I still read these childish "panty dropper" comments.
Since some should rather "pullen" the long-legged "panty" over the own "head". There we are also safer in the future.
I'm sorry. I just had to get that off my chest.
Now then, the EDP. What is there because compared to the EDT so new and what has remained the same?
The EDP is strongly oriented to the EDT. The basic fragrance idea was not reinvented. After all, it is in the Eros. It was different with Eros Flame, which was oriented to Eros, but should play in a different direction. The EDP now follows the call of the EDT. And that is not difficult to smell.
The vanilla is right from the start with it. Only this time not quite so strongly held in the foreground. The apple was put a touch of tangerine to the side, whereby the scent tip of the apple also holds back more. For this, the mint (spearmint) was granted more space.
Thus, a somewhat rounder fragrance picture and overall opens Eros EDP not as rocket-like as the EDT. It starts more leisurely. And this aspect alone already divides the perfume community. Behind this is also a widespread misconception that EDPs should generally smell louder, i.e. stronger. That's just not true. At least not always. Rather still in the fewer cases. Often it is a matter of making a fragrance finer, to improve certain aspects. Also in the EDP on Tonkabohne was apparently renounced, whereby the perfume comes somewhat greener therefore than his predecessor.
Many make THE mistake and put the EDP directly in comparison to the EDT. Of course, the EDT exceeds the scent perception. It starts seemingly louder. But an EDT must offer something like that,because it falls off in the fragrance process in terms of time faster than an EDP. And an EDP holds against it also longer.
This coincides with my own experience.
The sillage roughly matches that of the EDT, but lasts longer over the course. The scent lasts longer in general. And the overall picture of Versace Eros EDP is rounder for me, a touch more appealing.
Ultimately, you could take the current price as a purchase decision. Since the EDT stands quite well there. But also the EDP will cost less after some time and the buyer must only decide whether he wants to have an initially gaudy but short-lived version or a rounder and lanlebigere variant of the fragrance.
So it remains to decide whether one would like to be accompanied by the scent of Eros rather crisp, but more short-lived or more nuanced and longer.
I hold to both versions, because my mood changes as the weather, climate and temperature fluctuations and other factors affect my mind.
So who prefers the EDT for himself makes although fundamentally nothing wrong. I still recommend the EDP. Because I personally like the finer coordination of various fragrance notes to each other very well. It proves that a fragrance does not necessarily remain unchangeable as it is, but can be further expanded and nuanced.
With Eros, Versace has demonstrated this intellectual dexterity. Not least the perfumer who has taken Eros and gone through the details in his mind.
I just like to imagine what joy it must have been to take the Eros and flesh out in its components, and without undermining the very core of the perfume, its main message.
The task was excellently solved, if you read through the different opinions here about this fragrance. Sometimes a controversy is just the best confirmation.
With best regards
TheOrange78
As everyone can see for themselves, the opinions are already like at Eros times also here again very split and partly irrläufig.
Clichés of pubescent party fragrances are still very present and spoil the one or the other mature mind the fun of this fragrance in the collection to hold. A pity in my opinion. Self-blame, who goes to the so typically situated Influencern on the glue.
Therefore, a small criticism in advance. Forget such a modern influencer junk like "panty dropper", "compliment getter", "party/disco scent", "night time only", "bedroomfragrance". Ultimately, the perfume buyer should be able and willing to decide for himself what he wants to wear and when. Some do not always succeed, however, and I still read these childish "panty dropper" comments.
Since some should rather "pullen" the long-legged "panty" over the own "head". There we are also safer in the future.
I'm sorry. I just had to get that off my chest.
Now then, the EDP. What is there because compared to the EDT so new and what has remained the same?
The EDP is strongly oriented to the EDT. The basic fragrance idea was not reinvented. After all, it is in the Eros. It was different with Eros Flame, which was oriented to Eros, but should play in a different direction. The EDP now follows the call of the EDT. And that is not difficult to smell.
The vanilla is right from the start with it. Only this time not quite so strongly held in the foreground. The apple was put a touch of tangerine to the side, whereby the scent tip of the apple also holds back more. For this, the mint (spearmint) was granted more space.
Thus, a somewhat rounder fragrance picture and overall opens Eros EDP not as rocket-like as the EDT. It starts more leisurely. And this aspect alone already divides the perfume community. Behind this is also a widespread misconception that EDPs should generally smell louder, i.e. stronger. That's just not true. At least not always. Rather still in the fewer cases. Often it is a matter of making a fragrance finer, to improve certain aspects. Also in the EDP on Tonkabohne was apparently renounced, whereby the perfume comes somewhat greener therefore than his predecessor.
Many make THE mistake and put the EDP directly in comparison to the EDT. Of course, the EDT exceeds the scent perception. It starts seemingly louder. But an EDT must offer something like that,because it falls off in the fragrance process in terms of time faster than an EDP. And an EDP holds against it also longer.
This coincides with my own experience.
The sillage roughly matches that of the EDT, but lasts longer over the course. The scent lasts longer in general. And the overall picture of Versace Eros EDP is rounder for me, a touch more appealing.
Ultimately, you could take the current price as a purchase decision. Since the EDT stands quite well there. But also the EDP will cost less after some time and the buyer must only decide whether he wants to have an initially gaudy but short-lived version or a rounder and lanlebigere variant of the fragrance.
So it remains to decide whether one would like to be accompanied by the scent of Eros rather crisp, but more short-lived or more nuanced and longer.
I hold to both versions, because my mood changes as the weather, climate and temperature fluctuations and other factors affect my mind.
So who prefers the EDT for himself makes although fundamentally nothing wrong. I still recommend the EDP. Because I personally like the finer coordination of various fragrance notes to each other very well. It proves that a fragrance does not necessarily remain unchangeable as it is, but can be further expanded and nuanced.
With Eros, Versace has demonstrated this intellectual dexterity. Not least the perfumer who has taken Eros and gone through the details in his mind.
I just like to imagine what joy it must have been to take the Eros and flesh out in its components, and without undermining the very core of the perfume, its main message.
The task was excellently solved, if you read through the different opinions here about this fragrance. Sometimes a controversy is just the best confirmation.
With best regards
TheOrange78
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