Interesting comparison.
When I first smelled TdH I thought it was absolutely amazing - earthy orange and flint, very autumnal. I couldn't get enough of it. Kept sniffing myself. Loved it.
About two weeks later, I found it headache inducing and nauseating. The love affair was over and I can't ever go back. The smell has no attraction for me even now months later.
As for Bleu dC, I initially found it fairly bland and disappointing. However, in a complete reverse to TdH the more I wore it the more it grew on me, I really began to find it not bland whatsoever but complex and full of distinguishable notes, primarily incense and grapefruit - two of my favourite notes.
I think initially I was hoodwinked by the 'Bleu must mean aquatic' idea. Not so. This is an all year round, complex and versatile fragrance that just gets better and better with each wearing.
Oh, and ladies love it too. I can see why.
Bleu de Chanel wins.
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Interesting comparison.
When I first smelled TdH I thought it was absolutely amazing - earthy orange and flint, very autumnal. I couldn't get enough of it. Kept sniffing myself. Loved it.
About two weeks later, I found it headache inducing and nauseating. The love affair was over and I can't ever go back. The smell has no attraction for me even now months later.
As for Bleu dC, I initially found it fairly bland and disappointing. However, in a complete reverse to TdH the more I wore it the more it grew on me, I really began to find it not bland whatsoever but complex and full of distinguishable notes, primarily incense and grapefruit - two of my favourite notes.
I think initially I was hoodwinked by the 'Bleu must mean aquatic' idea. Not so. This is an all year round, complex and versatile fragrance that just gets better and better with each wearing.
Oh, and ladies love it too. I can see why.
Bleu de Chanel wins.