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Difference Between Dolce and Gabbana Light Blue and Intense

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Light Blue continues to be a top seller in the ladies' fragrance space, well over a decade after its release. Obviously, it is going to spin off some flanker scents, most notably Light Blue Eau Intense. Is this 'beefed up' version, a better one? Does it actually outperform the original? Which one is a better buy?

Contents

  • 1 Tale of the Tape
    • 1.1 Opening
    • 1.2 Projection
    • 1.3 Longevity
    • 1.4 Versatility
    • 1.5 Overall Scent
  • 2 Related Posts

Tale of the Tape

Light Blue

Notes include: rose, apple, musk, lemon, jasmine, and more

Click here to try: Dolce & Gabbana Light Blue By Dolce & Gabbana For Women. Eau De Toilette Spray 3.3 Oz

Read my original review: D&G Light Blue Review

Light Blue Eau Intense

Notes include: lemon, granny smith apple, amberwood, marigold, and jasmine

Click here to try: Dolce & Gabbana Light Blue Eau Intense For Women Eau De Parfum Spray 3.3 oz

Read my review: Light Blue Eau Intense

Opening

The original Light Blue starts off with lemon, a nice apple note, and some rose. It's sharp, somewhat aquatic, crisp, with a decent amount of rose aroma, to give it some depth.

Eau Intense also begins with lemon and apple. It's a Granny Smith apple and is actually stronger than the lemon, at first, reversing the original. Also, the rose is replaced with marigold, here.

Which is better? I actually prefer the start to Eau Intense. I like the apple note more, it doesn't feel as sharp, and the marigold is a nice change of pace from the usual rose.

Edge: Eau Intense

Projection

Obviously, with the name Eau Intense, the sillage should be stronger than the original. It is. The original is pretty light to moderate, anyway, but Eau Intense does indeed have a bolder character to it.

Edge: Eau Intense

Longevity

While Eau Intense is certainly stronger, I don't know if it actually lasts any longer on the skin. For both of them, I get somewhere in the 9-10 hour range, which is great. Though, I really don't notice Eau Intense going on beyond what I get from Light Blue.

Edge: Push

Versatility

Being two versions of the same basic scent, they're really not going to be different, in terms of usage. Both are best in the spring and summer months. Both are suited to being a fresh daily wear, casual fragrance, or other events along those lines. No real distinction.

Edge: Push

Overall Scent

I do like Light Blue. I think it has some really strong positives about it, which is why it has become a classic. The lemon and cedar combination can be sharp, but it is ultimately fresh, and clean. I enjoy the floral notes like rose and jasmine, and it provides really good performance. It's a simple reach for daily wear.

That being said, I prefer Light Blue Eau Intense. I will say, it won't be for everyone. It can be a bit too bold, and amberwood is an ingredient which can bother folks.

Personally, I like the boldness of Eau Intense. I also really like the apple note getting a boost in this version. Yes, the lemon is stronger later on in the wear, but I enjoy that opening apple.

It's a close battle, but I'd take Eau Intense. There's obviously a lot of overlap, but the composition just smells nicer in this version, versus the original.

Winner: Eau Intense

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Source: https://bestmenscolognes.com/light-blue-for-women-vs-eau-intense-comparison/

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