Any tips on how to achieve this? I've tried with Ethyl vanillin, coumarin, musk, amber, etc but still can't get even close to that lovely perfume effect - the powdery drydown - you find in the Dior bases and the like...
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A soft 'powdery' effect... HOW?
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