"Solo Pop" countains mandarine, pink pepper, coriander, basil, rosemary, lavender, rock rose, vanilla, guaiac wood and haba tonka.
"Pop" is a sexier reformulation of the original "Solo Loewe"
It smell slightly different as It has now sweeter floral notes and it became woodier.
It is a reallly well blended perfume.
Being honest, I don't particullary like the vanilla in its drydown but, ey, different noses, different tastes.
It has a deeper spirit and has a different floral-woody twist to its mate "Solo Loewe".
If you liked the original, you'll defenitively like this one as a sustitute for a perfect night out fragance.
"Solo Cologne" is a simple, bald boring cologne version suitable for summer time of the whole "Solo" range.
Countains lemon, watermelon, guava, thyme, lavender, pathouli, cinnamom, pepper.
It opens with lemon and thyme but rapiddly the lavender and the pepper show presence.
Don't get the watermelon, just a whisper of guava.
It has a peppery arid heart and remains linear drying down with soft patchuli nuances plus lavender, lavender and more lavender.
Nothing really to shout out loud.
I still don't get the "Cologne Intense" label.
I particulary would tagd it as a generic cologne leaning to the mainstream and nothing in common with the glorious original "Solo".
Long lasting is rather mediocre though.
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