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I do lunch with Springs1
Posts: 872
Registered: January 2010
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Tue January 18, 2011
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Description:
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Myrtle, Cedarwood, Marine Algae
Very similar to Hyle but much stronger scent. There's a Marine accord but it's less fake smelling than most and the cedarwood definitely gives off a vibe of wood floating in water. The ingredients are good and the sillage and longevity are better the Hyle. The myrtle and cedarwood mix well together and the algae gives off an oceanic greenness. The price is exorbitant for either Hyle or Acqua di Sale. Those who love licorice will love these scents because the Myrtle (I think) smells like it.
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Profumum Acqua di Sale
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vertigo12314
I do lunch with Springs1
Registered: January 2010
Posts: 872
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Review Date: Tue January 18, 2011
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Would you recommend the product? Yes |
Price you paid?: None indicated
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Positive aspects of the product (pros):
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Price:
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4
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Quality:
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9
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Packaging:
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9
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Scent:
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8
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Complexity:
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8
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Staying Power:
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8
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Quality of Atomizer:
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9
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Myrtle, Cedarwood, Marine Algae
Very similar to Hyle but much stronger scent. There's a Marine accord but it's less fake smelling than most and the cedarwood definitely gives off a vibe of wood floating in water. The ingredients are good and the sillage and longevity are better the Hyle. The myrtle and cedarwood mix well together and the algae gives off an oceanic greenness. The price is exorbitant for either Hyle or Acqua di Sale. Those who love licorice will love these scents because the Myrtle (I think) smells like it.
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