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>>17561667
leaving the first few minutes aside, when CSF smells much greener and takes a short while to get to the main notes, these two smell enormously similar, the differences being:
AdS being a more balsamic, the myrtle is really hyped up together with an ozonic smell which results in a very balsamic, almost minty, close-to-nose-piercing accord, while CSF smells more toned down, not necessarily more realistic but noticeably less nose-piercing still, even though it still is quite balsamic
CSF being greener, with an ever so slightly smoky thyme note accompanying the main myrtle/ozonic accord, which is itself somewhat balsamic but takes some space from what is the pretty much only accord in AdS
performance is not even close, a single spray of AdS has noticeably more sillage than a spray and a half of CSF, and it lasts days on a tissue compared to some 12-18h
all in all AdS is a bit bluer and brighter and CSF is a bit greener and more moderate
all in all they smell very similar but there are indeed differences, there really is nothing quite like Acqua di Sale, so if you want something along the lines of Ads and don't mind something a tiny bit greener and a bit less balsamic this is the frag to get
CSF also has the advantage of costing €12,95 per bottle on sale, close to 1/15th of the price of AdS in Italy, so you can pretend it's Neroli Intense and use thrice your usual amount and still spend 1/5th