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Vintage Radio
$30 · 85% similar to Paragon (our rating)
Greets you with bergamot, apple and lavender, warming into a heart of plum, cinnamon, saffron and jasmine, finishing on oud, vanilla, amber, sandalwood and musk. Dry, refined and woody, with a confident, grown-up character.
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What does Vintage Radio smell like?
Vintage Radio opens with bergamot, apple, lavender, a heart of plum, cinnamon, saffron, jasmine, over a base of oud, vanilla, amber, sandalwood, musk.
Is Vintage Radio a good alternative to Paragon?
In our subjective opinion, Vintage Radio smells about 85% similar to Initio Paragon. Greets you with bergamot, apple and lavender, warming into a heart of plum, cinnamon, saffron and jasmine, finishing on oud, vanilla, amber, sandalwood and musk. Dry, refined and woody, with a confident, grown-up character.
Can you layer Vintage Radio with other fragrances?
Yes — Vintage Radio is one of the bottles LayerDen members use in our step-by-step layer suites. The full layering recipes are part of membership.
How much does Vintage Radio cost?
Vintage Radio is around $30, versus for the original Paragon.
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