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There's enough difference.Is the dry down basically the same as Sel de Marin, or is there enough difference to make it worth considering which to pick up?
Good idea, samples of both ordered.I'd sample Sel Marin first, as it's one of the pricier mid-range scents -- it was just too sweet for me. Oud Minerale remains my favourite marine scent, but Acqua di Gio Profumo is its "warmer" flanker. If Oud Minerale is a beach in northern Canada on an overcast day, Acqua di Gio is a beach in New Jersey. In May.
It was discontinued in 2020, briefly "revived" with an awful "Resort Collection" batch release in an opaque 30mL bottle, and has now disappeared for good. I asked TF about a possible reissue a few weeks ago, and was basically told "in your dreams!".Good idea, samples of both ordered.
BTW what's going on with Oud Minerale? Seems not to be available, that cold weather beach is sort of what I'm looking for.
Definite similarities but different enough as well.Looking for a summer marine, and trying to decide between the two.
Is the dry down basically the same as Sel de Marin, or is there enough difference to make it worth considering which to pick up?
That's the best thing to do.Posted a few replies up, I have official sample s on the way.