Have I entered a parallel universe? Is this fragrance going to dramatically transform on contact with my skin and become this gross abomination that pretty much every review here agrees that it is? Now this is hasty and premature of me to offer a proper review without doing so, spraying it on a card as I have done. Let me go massively against the grain here and say that this is reminiscent of Christian Dior Fahrenheit but with drier more overt IES tones and parched ionones which mutate into a modern leather and faint diesel fume accord. This is par for the Durga course for me, uncompromising yet trendy and modern. I get the tartness of rhubarb in the opening and I think that pairs well with violet. I will update this review when I’ve warn this one but I thought it was pretty good, not earth shattering, but not quite derivative either.
Frequently Asked Questions about Vio Volta by DS&Durga
Who created Vio Volta by DS&Durga?
Vio Volta by DS&Durga was created by David Seth Moltz.
When was Vio Volta by DS&Durga released?
Vio Volta by DS&Durga was released in 2017.
What season is Vio Volta by DS&Durga best for?
According to user reviews, Vio Volta by DS&Durga is best suited for Spring and Fall.
Vio Volta, from DS&Durga was released in 2017. The perfumer behind this creation is David Seth Moltz. The notes are Amberwood, Cedarwood, Incense, Patchouli, Rhubarb, Violet.
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Have I entered a parallel universe? Is this fragrance going to dramatically transform on contact with my skin and become this gross abomination that pretty much every review here agrees that it is? Now this is hasty and premature of me to offer a proper review without doing so, spraying it on a card as I have done. Let me go massively against the grain here and say that this is reminiscent of Christian Dior Fahrenheit but with drier more overt IES tones and parched ionones which mutate into a modern leather and faint diesel fume accord. This is par for the Durga course for me, uncompromising yet trendy and modern. I get the tartness of rhubarb in the opening and I think that pairs well with violet. I will update this review when I’ve warn this one but I thought it was pretty good, not earth shattering, but not quite derivative either.