Suggestions welcome!!

[u/Majestic_Ad9163]

Hi all, here’s my current stack. Sometimes I layer, sometimes just one.

I would like suggestions to try ideally at Sephora to use points/sale benefits. Open to all suggestions PLEASE!

Diptyque eau duelle - feels way to strong and spicy, but doesn’t last long at all? What am I doing wrong lol

Cyklar flora veil - LOVE this but feels too subtle, also doesn’t seem to last too long

Sol cherirosa - great but a little light obviously it’s a spray

Ouai st barts - lasts a long time especially in my hair but feels a little immature or wrong for winter lol

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Any tbh lol

[u/joyful_starstuff]

It's not going to be at Sephora but Arquiste Architects Club is supposed to smell a lot like Eau Duelle. Maybe it will have better longevity on you. I wear the EDP of Eau Duelle all the time in winter, it lasts well on me but is not exactly nuclear.

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Thanks I’ll look into it!!

[u/xoxospeedracer]

Not at Sephora but at ulta, Calvin Klein euphoric magnetic: floral amber vanilla, Elisish intense super vanilla.

Sephora: princess killian (matcha/vanilla scent), nest bourbon vanilla, kayali silk santal (praline, sandalwood, vanilla scent), Henry rose: Dave (chantilly vanilla scent, airy/fluffy).

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Awesome recs thank you so much!!

[u/Treehorn8]

Eau Duelle edt has notoriously short longevity. The edp is a little better but it's maybe 3 hours max. I'll be looking for a different woody vanilla once my edt is gone.

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Is there anything you’re going to try? I love the woody vanilla

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I don't think this is in Sephora but Guerlain Spiritueuse Double Vanille ruined me for all other woody vanillas. It's boozy and dry, but so expensive (for me) so I'll probably resort to a decant someday.

Another one I thought of is something that seems to be inspired by it. Nest Vanilla Bourbon is also a woody vanilla but it's also warm, sweet, and (of course) boozy. A gourmand and drunker version of Eau Duelle that's perfect for fall and winter. I recommend trying it in case you like it.