DangerZone vs Opium (1977)
People who smelled both call them a fair match, and most agree. DangerZone is sweeter.
- Linn YoungDangerZone
- Yves Saint LaurentOpium (1977)
How alike are they?
Most agree
The meter shows how close people who smelled both say they are.
Based on many votesWhere they differ
- DangerZone is sweeter.
How they wear
Longevity
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Very long lastingLonger lasting than 95% of fragrancesBased on lots of votes
Projection
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Gender lean
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Unisex, leans feminineBased on many votes
What they're made of
DangerZone
Main accords
- Floral
- Sweet
- Oriental
- Spicy
- Synthetic
- Warm spicy
Top notes
- bergamot
- coriander
- jasmine
- mandarin orange
- pepper
- plum
- citrus fruits
- citruses
- clove
- cloves
- laurel
- west indian bay
Heart notes
- carnation
- cinnamon
- lily of the valley
- orris root
- patchouli
- peach
- rose
- sandalwood
Base notes
- benzoin
- cedar
- coconut
- labdanum
- musk
- opoponax
- sandalwood
- vanilla
- vetiver
- frankincense
- incense
- tolu balm
- tolu balsam
Opium (1977)
Main accords
- Amber
- Warm spicy
- Aromatic
- Balsamic
- Woody
- Fresh spicy
Top notes
- bergamot
- citruses
- cloves
- coriander
- jasmine
- mandarin orange
- pepper
- plum
- west indian bay
Heart notes
- carnation
- cinnamon
- lily-of-the-valley
- orris root
- patchouli
- peach
- rose
- sandalwood
Which one is for you?
Pick DangerZone if…
- you want one that is sweeter
Pick Opium (1977) if…
- you want one that is less sweet