Prada Luna Rossa Carbon Eau De Toilette

Prada Luna Rossa Carbon EDT is a modern, versatile fragrance that balances fresh lavender with metallic, mineral notes and a touch of ambroxan, giving it a clean yet slightly edgy character. It projects moderately with good longevity, making it noticeable without being overwhelming — perfect for both office wear and casual outings. The sleek, industrial-inspired black-and-gray bottle reflects its contemporary DNA. Priced fairly within the designer range, it offers strong value as a reliable daily driver and a safe blind buy. Its adaptability across seasons and occasions makes it one of the most practical and easy-to-wear scents in Prada’s lineup.

I don't know about you, but I like this better than Dior Sauvage EDT. I definitely get the similarities, but this one is just better for me. Not as sharp and metallic as Sauvage, a bit smoother. Something in here gives me a black licorice vibe. Mostly pepper, lavender, and ambroxan with a bit of citrus in the open. I dig it.

A dark, electric lavender backed by patchouli to create an edgy fougere accord that’s both modern and a little bit of a throwback. It’s big, bold, and really beautiful. I know everyone compares this to Sauvage, and while I get the tonal similarities (bergamot, patchouli, ambroxan), they really are pretty distinct scents. Sauvage’s opening is both sharp and airier, less grounded in dark lavender, and honestly with a less realistic bergamot, but with its peppery notes already in place. That pepper carries Sauvage quickly into its post-fresh drydown which is rough, peppery, a bit sweaty, and with a distinct dryer sheet “puff” effect. Whereas Carbon spends a lot of time in its rich bergamot-lavender mode, bolstered by patchouli and metallic accents, before sliding into a smooth patchouli dry down. It lacks the scratchy woody-amber base of Sauvage, and honestly beyond an initial family similarity, the two go down different roads. If you've heard of this fragrance, you've heard the comparisons to Sauvage. Carbon strikes me as the smoother and more refined of the two, smelling a bit more natural. Overall a fantastic fragrance to own for anybody looking to appeal to everyone.

If you have smelt Dior Sauvage, this fragrance will remind you of it. While Sauvage is pretty harsh, Carbon is a much smoother take on the scent profile, with more of a focus on the lavender. Performance isn't as good, but still is no slouch.

It’s smells so good love how long it stays on your clothes body it wares off a little sooner