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Sweet, sugary fragrances are not going to attract everyone, and in all honesty, I grew out of liking overly sweet fragrances the day I turned 21. I wasn't expecting much from Diesel Loverdose, so when a sales assistant sprayed my arm with it last week I was ready to protest. Thank God I offered my arm to be sprayed. Loverdose is sweet like I expected it to be, but it's also really nice, actually better than nice, in some ways it smells quite sexy.

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After a while it becomes creamier, orange blossom joins the sugared currants and patchouli. The nut and cacao notes do remind me of a hazelnut spread, but they're not dominating the other notes so this doesn't smell like a jar of Nutella. Legal basis: this processing is based on the legitimate interest of Diesel in the pursuit of improving its performance and its relationship with the clients. 3.2 PURPOSES OF DIESEL S.P.A

I know what this reminds me of! Thierry Mugler's Alien!! The jasmine on the drydown smells ridiculously similar to Alien. Except I love Alien, and Loverdose is overwhelming for me today. In any case, for technical reasons, the termination of the processing and the consequent cancellation or irreversible anonymization of the related Personal Data will be definitive within thirty days from the terms indicated above.Red Kiss is no gourmand, the hazelnut and cacao are noticeable but they do not take center stage. Definitely a scent for the colder days. Longevity is amazing, 14 hours later and I can still smell it on my wrist. It projects nicely, and people close to you will be able to smell it on you. It's not a sillage monster though. b. Defense of rights during judicial, administrative or extra-judicial proceedings and in disputes arising in connection with the services offered Longevity is very good,sillage is just as I like,noticeable not just from so close but not also overpowering In those minutes that I was in the shop, I felt that it was disappearing so I did another two good sprays on the paper, and I brought the test paper home.

Despite its sweetness, the composition is rather smooth and balanced. The opening is a lightly sugared vanilla and licorice blend, slightly gourmand in nature. I found the heart more interesting with the introduction of spicy anise, sweet jasmine and syrupy amber. I like how Loverdose also has a subtle spiciness which counteracts well with the vanilla. Here it comes. I should apologize to all lovers and wearers, but what for? I don't like to be rude to people. Bashing this perfume or any else has nothing to do with people who love and wear it. I smell things and I feel the way I feel towards them. 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. Feel like a little kid who has gotten ill on too many sweets. Or the aversion to alcohol after a hangover. I enjoyed it for a while but I don't think I will buy it. It is aptly likened to an overdose is all I can say.

Diesel Loverdose allegedly possesses molecules that stimulate hypothalamus, the part of the brain responsible for attraction and lust. The very composition is floral – spicy, opening with star anise and mandarin. Sambac jasmine, licorice and gardenia petals form the core of the composition, placed on an oriental base of amber, vanilla and woody notes. data of the registered user for joining the loyalty program: the data will be kept as long as the account is active. Even after the termination of the account, we will retain the data if this will be necessary to comply with legal obligations, to protect our rights or to prevent fraud; I've ended up buying it online so it'll take a bit to get here, but I'll update my review when the actual bottle arrives.

I can see a little similarity between this and lolita but differences are more.more than any other perfume, it reminds me police blossom but loverdose is brighter Pursuant to Chapter III of the GDPR, you have the right to ask each Data Controller or Joint Controller:• to access to your Personal Data; I think the reason this one feels so warm and inviting is the way the Vanilla interacts with the amber and the woodsy notes. Just gorgeous. And the colour is right up my alley, I tend to find shades of purple a lot more romantic and alluring than pinks and reds. This one is all about honeyed orange blossom and cocoa. This orange blossom is not heady or intoxicating. It's soft. The fragrance is warm without being spicy. Gentle but more than a skin scent. The cocoa and patchouli give depth but it manages to remain light, almost airy.

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It starts with a strong mixture of licorice and star anise. After about an hour or so those tend to fade for me and I can distinguish a tinge of jamsmin, some woody notes and a teeny tiny bit of the mandarin. When all the sillage has gone you can still smell a lovely vanilla on your skin. Looking at the notes I expected to hate this, but I tried it anyway and I was pleasantly surprised. I expected this to be one of those ‘gives a headache’ kind of scent, but I was wrong. While this scent still gives off a strong liquorice note, it stays fairly close to the skin. This is neither a love or hate fragrance for me. But I can see this being popular. I've been wearing a slew of other decants, samples, and bottles and I must embarrassingly admit I'm having a bit of a fling with Pink Sugar, mostly because of the licorice, though nobody but nobody can smell licorice in PS but me.