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  1. Felicia@felicia

    Ohhh how does this compare to OG

    1. Kristin@kristins.addiction

      I actually don’t know! Where I live I have no high end shipping at all. The only department store we have is jcpennies and I don’t even have a Sephora. This would be too expensive to blind buy. This one is stunning, but very subtle. Given these are made with more actual perfume oil, I’m surprised how soft it is. For the price I’d be very disappointed if the OG performed the same way

    2. Felicia@felicia

      Replying to @kristins.addiction

      We’re twins in that respect! I don’t live near any big time boutiques that carry ex nihilo, diptyque, or Guerlain. I only get to smell those by buying decants. Montagne makes a dupe called Milky Santal and Mistify also has a great dupe for a few ex nihilo scents (including Santal Calling) I have their Lust in Paradise dupe and it’s nearly 1:1 to Ex nihilos extrait . Montagne makes great dupes for Le labo as well. You can get decants from Montagne from MontagneDecants or Decantika! You can buy samples from Mistify’s website as well.

  2. willowfeather

    I like to get inexpensive perfumes for layering. How is it?

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    1. Kristin@kristins.addiction

      It’s very soft. I sprayed my neck and I can barely smell it. I get a bit of the sandalwood, but when I touch my neck and smell my hands, it’s incredible. I might go spray more and see. I’m really sensitive to fragrance and get headaches easily so I always start slow and never usually do more than 3 sprays. This may require more.

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