Versace Eros Flame Eau De Parfum 200ml

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Eros Parfum is a fragrance in line with vegan principles. The product contains no intentionally added animal products or animal-derived products such as dairy, eggs, bee products or animal enzymes. Base: Cedarwood Atlas and Virginia, Vetiver Orpur Essence (Haiti), Patchouli Coeur Orpur Essence (Indonesia), Sandalwood, Vanilla

When it comes to choosing between the Versace Eros EDT and the EDP, there are a few differences to consider. While both scents have a similar scent profile, they’re designed for different occasions and preferences. The EDP version is more intense and longer-lasting, making it perfect for special occasions or a night out. On the other hand, the EDT version is a lighter, more refreshing fragrance that’s ideal for everyday wear and work. Let’s take a closer look at the key differences between the two scents and which one might be best for you. Which Versace Eros Lasts Longer? For this reason, I recommend "Versace Pour Homme Oud Noir" at this point especially to those who are looking for a mass produced and not too extravagant oud fragrance and to those who want to enter the "world of oud" and are looking for a very good and more than affordable oud entry fragrance.In summary, a masculine, mysterious, seductive and all around harmonious oud scent, which can and will satisfy both the beginner and the experienced! However, they all have one thing in common: they’re all crafted with high-quality ingredients that represent the strength, masculinity, and sensuality of the Versace brand.

As the fragrance develops, it becomes even warmer and more sensual, thanks to the vanilla and tonka bean base notes. This is where the fragrance truly shines, as it transforms into a rich and luxurious aroma that’s perfect for the cooler months of the year. It’s definitely not a “cool” scent in the traditional sense, but thats part of what makes it so unique and appealing. The oud itself I do not feel as animalistic or faecal, it rather goes into the medical direction and appears "noir" and woody and smoky, although it is also not, as mentioned, THE main theme of the fragrance.

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And the oud? This is present from the beginning, but only slightly at first, and becomes stronger in the heart in combination with the incense. But it only really unfolds in the drydown. It gives the "Oud Noir" something mysterious, and together with patchouli and the Tasmanian false elm, also known as "Leatherwood", it forms a base that gives the perfume depth all around and a pleasant warmth and mystique to the skin even after hours.