The sediments in loess have been broken down and are very fine compared to the sediments in sand dunes where you can still see and possibly count the particles.
Sand particles can be carried away by strong winds. These particles eventually fall when the wind if not strong enough to keep them aloft. Sand dunes form in areas where wind routine occurs. The...
Loess deposits form by wind. You may also call it deflation or abrasion even though that is what wind erosions cause. IMPROVE ANSWER IF WRONG!plz.....................