The floral blend in here ends up sorta becoming its own thing, as I can’t really pick out a specific flower that this smells like.

This, to me, smells as though you're wearing Montale Intense Cafe, you've used Moroccan Oil products in your hair, and the two beautiful scents are mixing together beautifully without any competition or clash. Right away I can tell that this scent was blended to perfection as the transition to the heart is seamless. I’ve never smelt Dama Bianca, but reading it’s notes, and smelling Junoon Noir, I have a feeling that this might be the best dupe. Read more about the condition New: A brand-new, unused, unopened and undamaged item in original retail packaging (where packaging is applicable).New: A brand-new, unused, unopened and undamaged item in original retail packaging (where packaging . The violets here have reminders of Euphoria Calvin Klein, and the balmy vanilla in the base has a rooty earthiness that reminds me of Angelique Noire Guerlain. I totally smell the violets and woods, and the piquant kumquat was an interesting but not too "challenging-in-a-bad-way" top note. Within just a few minutes the initial strength of the citrus dissipates, and it dries down to the most beautiful powdery, creamy, light vanilla musk scent. While we strive to provide accurate and helpful information, we cannot guarantee the complete accuracy or reliability of the AI-generated pros and cons.

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Both are intensely feminine, Junoon noir is of better quality, but I like Junoon slightly more due to Iris being the star of the show. I can see why it is compared to Dama Bianca, because it certainly has the same vibe, but Junoon Noir is sweeter and projects a bit more. It’s about a 95% dupe to my nose only seeing a slight difference that Dama Bianca is a tad bit smoother.com, the Sell on Etsy app, and the Etsy app, as well as the electricity that powers Etsy’s global offices and employees working remotely from home in the US. I own both Kenzo Flower and 5th Ave NYC but I had to quite wearing the 5th Ave NYC and rotated it out my collection because it was a bit to strong and it gave me a headache. When I first purchased this, my first impression was that it was incredibly pretty, and that there was no particular stand out note. The next time I used it, it smelled like straight up leather on my skin—hadn’t used any other scented products either day. To my nose, they’re about 97% similar - the only difference is that Dama is a bit more forward on the vanillc sweetness, while Junoon Noir is also sweet, but with a touch of woodiness.