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       Notes that dominate... always...?
   DIR By: Cathy
       Date: June 18, 2018, 3:58 pm
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       In my experience, the otherwise gorgeous vetiver and orange
       blossom notes are olfactive bullies, demanding all other notes
       play supporting roles at best. Oud can do this too, but it's
       more common that oud plays nice with others.
       Are there other such dominant notes you can think of?
       And do you have examples of vetiver and orange blossom being
       equally dominant with other notes in a fragrance?
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       Re: Notes that dominate... always...?
   DIR By: Sylvia
       Date: June 21, 2018, 6:00 am
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       Roberto Cavalli Roberto Cavalli Eau de Parfum is an example of
       orange blossom and vanilla equally dominating.
       I have about 25-30 concentrated EO samples I'm playing with
       right now.  Vetiver is dominating the whole room, even after
       dilution.  Jasmine is a big olfactory bully too.  It's the one
       I've had to dilute the most.
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