I actually found a better dupe for it, Replay Stone, more potent and for a EDT it's even stronger and develops better. Update: I changed my mind, maybe it's the mood I am in right now but it is a bit much- makes me feel ill. There is a similar beautiful and distinctive, slightly mineral mustiness combined with a moderate acidity, a for me non-specific fruitiness. I don't particularly smell any one flower, but it is somewhat flowery with this subtle but yummy undertone of vanilla sweetness.

When it first comes out, the Liquorice (anise) smell was almost overwhelming and the citrus it mixed with was sharp and offensive to my nose. And this also smells exactly like another recent comeback reformulation, of Lolita Lempicka, (which I got a sample vial of last year) another fragrance I loved and now, smells nothing like the orginal. The licorice compliments, rather than overwhelms, leaving you with a powdery, slightly spicy vanilla cloud sprinkled with anise. An old coworker of mine actually said this perfume made him wanna bone when I showed it to him, so I guess Diesel was onto something when they said it speaks to the lust sensors in the brain, because he definitely didn't want to bone me. I do enjoy the combination of notes but it's not as sexy on me as I thought it would be, although the jasmine does give it a hint of Alien-esque allure.Right to object: in addition to the rights listed above, you always have the right to object at any time to the processing of your Personal Data carried out by the Data Controller or Joint Controller for the pursuit of its legitimate interest. It's my handbag perfume for when I'm wearing black opium but don't want to carry my bottle around because I find it leaks.

Turns out that is one of the notes that makes scents really work on my skin, so I take that comment back. Encased in an edgy, multi-faceted heart with a dagger through the centre, it represents a beautiful yet deadly weapon of seduction. If you believe that the processing of your Personal Data is carried out in breach of the provisions of the GDPR, you have the right to lodge a complaint with your local competent Data Protection Authority (whose contact details can be found here: https://edpb. Thank goodness Loverdose doesn't have that-- or at least not in a high enough concentration to bother me.

Legal basis: this processing is based on the legitimate interest of Diesel to verify and improve the quality of its services. whereas Ultrared's use of it is way more marshmallowy, candy, sugary then you get that subtle wisp of a delicious vanillic anise accord. Oddly though, I can also see whyBlack Opium is also compared, because there is something in this composition that smells like black coffee to me! Each Company collects different categories of personal data according to the purpose for which it processes them.