The Only One by Dolce & Gabbana Eau de Parfum For Women, 50ml

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There's a feeling of honey in it, and something almost incensy, with beautiful white flowers and chewy, fresh coconut. I get around 10hrs wear out of it, it projects well for the first 5-6 hours before sitting closer to the skin, and sillage is good for the first couple of hours. Even after my nose has smelled hundreds of beautiful, well refined, expensive perfumes - this still holds up.

It's like they used Dolce Garden as a base and then added high quality tuberose - even though tuberose is not a listed note. The caramel to me smells more like burnt sugar (in a positive way), and it is hard to distinguish other scents to me, maybe a bit of orange. It has the same vibe as LI, very deep, sexy, and cozy, something you could wear in warmer months but I don't think this is necessarily a S/S frag either. I blind bought The Only One since I love The One and I wanted to explore the line further, the notes listed made me think it would be a typical late 2010's/2020's sticky concoction and the comparisons to Black Opium also hinted to that too, but. the coffee note isn't as strong as Black Opium but there's a perfect caramel note and something creamy here which make it heaven for gourmand lovers.It did not last long on my hand but I think with multiple sprays on clothes you can get a decent scent cloud going. If you are looking for something ultra sexy and seductive this isn't it however these are my first impressions so I will let it macerate a bit and update my review if anything changes.

This is much sweeter than RM, and this has a pretty huge blast of coconut that stays throughout… but I think it’s beautiful and intoxicating in its own right. As the outstanding balance, plus the interest now form part of your payable balance they will attract interest at your account rate, meaning you will pay interest on interest. I like this much more than Bronze Goddess EDP (which I ended up selling as it made me smell like a gran marnier/contreau/triple sec cocktail, it lasted an hour and a half at the most, and that just wasn't my thing). These are my favorite things about a fragrance and I have had my heart broken several times in the past few months. I think they're more like cousins in a way; they share similar notes but they also express those notes differently and are unique in their own way.

I tried The One Essence at one point and had to resell my bottle - it lacked all the lovely floral top notes and was mostly ambery musk that seemed flat, cloying and old fashioned. I've seen comparisons of this frag to YSL Libre Intense, so I knew I had to grab it because it's my signature scent.

The reason I bought this was because I had heard people saying that it’s a dupe for Rouge Malachite which happens to be my favorite.If you have a non-BNPL balance, you will still need to make at least your minimum payment as shown on your statement. I thought based on the color of the juice and the simplistic design of the bottle it would be a rich, sophisticated, elegant "dark" fragrance with more of a mature back bone. It’s does resemble Black opium but I like this one quite a bit better ,maybe due to the violets and iris. Have been on the lookout for something similar but a bit more elevated and long lasting and with Only One Intense I've finally found it! When I test sprayed this, I thought it was very caramel fruity, almost like a boozy version of Bon Bon.

The One has been watered down so much I don't even recognise it anymore, so I wanted to try this one instead. If you're like me, and can only take caramel notes in small doses, it's probably not going to work for you.The patchouli-iris accord in here is quite similar to the one in La Vie Est Belle, and I know this because once when I wore this, a fellow fraghead asked me if I was wearing La Vie Est Belle. It projects like a buttery, soft kettle corn kind of sweet on me, and I have to restrain myself from using it daily.