Volatility of notes: why the fragrance changes on the skin
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Oil-based perfume
Deep Midnight Perfumes Edith the Danger
Gender:
Unisex
Segment:
Lux perfumes
Fragrance information:
History and Character of the Fragrance
Edith the Danger Perfume Oil is an oil-based perfume by Deep Midnight Perfumes, created for those who love sweet fragrances with an unusual, slightly mystical mood.
The composition is a unisex fragrance and belongs to the Halloween & Fall collection, where the themes of autumnal fantasy and Halloween aesthetics take on an especially expressive character.
The Deep Midnight Perfumes brand was founded in Germany in 2010.
Its philosophy is based on turning stories and myths into fragrances, which is why Edith the Danger feels less like an ordinary sweet perfume and more like a small olfactive tale, contrasting delicious and green facets.
Pyramid and Development
The published pyramid does not separately divide the notes into top, middle, and base notes: all accords are listed as blended.
Ice cream, toffee, marshmallow, and sassafras form the heart of the composition, combining creamy softness, caramel sweetness, an airy sugary texture, and a spicy-green nuance.
The opening and subsequent development of Edith the Danger are best perceived as a unified dessert-green accord.
Ice cream creates a sense of coolness and creaminess, toffee adds a warm caramel note, while marshmallow makes the scent soft and fluffy.
Sassafras supports the composition with an expressive herbal-spicy touch that keeps the sweetness from becoming too straightforward.
Sillage and Wearability
Edith the Danger Perfume Oil is described as a fragrance with very strong sillage.
An oil-based formula usually develops close to the skin, but in this case the intensity of the composition makes it noticeable to those around you, especially when applied to pulse points.
The fragrance will appeal to those who enjoy expressive gourmand compositions and want their scented presence to remain memorable.
In terms of mood, it is a fitting choice for cool autumn days, Halloween, evening walks, and cozy gatherings, when sweet notes sound especially harmonious.
Its unisex positioning allows it to be worn without being tied to gender: on some skin, it may emphasize its creamy-caramel side, while on other skin, it may bring out the green-spicy character of sassafras.
Specific recommendations for the amount to apply to skin and clothing are not available in the provided data.
Given its stated very strong sillage, it is sensible to begin exploring the fragrance with a minimal amount of oil and assess its development on your own skin.
The Perfumer and Its Place in the Brand's Style
The composition was created by Cat Marx, the founder and creative heart of Deep Midnight Perfumes.
In Edith the Danger, her approach is expressed through the combination of familiar sweetness with a stranger, more intriguing green accent: the fragrance remains approachable while gaining a character suited to the Halloween & Fall collection.
Similar Fragrances
If you are interested in sweet, gourmand, and slightly fantastical compositions, you can try Faberlic Mur Mur for further comparison.
Jeanne Arthes Boum Candy Land and Ariana Grande R.E.M. are also worth considering as alternatives.
They can help you understand which facet of this style is closest to you: dessert-like, airy, creamy, or softer and more dreamy.
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