Victoria Secret Coconut Passion Fragrance Mist 250ml

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I love vanilla, and have a few fragrances entirely devoted to days I want to wear vanilla as a big fuzzy blanket, and live in it.

I'm a big fan of Victoria Secrets body mists, I own 7 in total and I must say they all smell pretty good! If at any time you would like to opt out from marketing, you can visit the Privacy Preferences page and select the relevant options. The coconut does make the vanilla very smooth and delicious and not at all synthetic after the fragrance settles. I get a Pop of Coconut but its not overpowering its a very smooth coconut, on the dye down it is creamy coconut swirling with Vanilla a yummy Vanilla they mix together in perfect harmony.

It also doesn't really smell "perfumey", I guess what I mean by that is that it really blends with the skin and it smells like maybe a strong body lotion or "sweet skin", which is a plus for me. This is not tropical coconut (yuck) but gourmand coconut (yay) I have perfume eating skin so all the reviews about the body spray quality/ poor longevity worried me but honestly this is pretty decent. This is definitely a foody type scent so you may enjoy it if you like scents such as Britney Spears Fantasy, Bath and Body Works Warm Vanilla Sugar and Viva La Juicy. Coconut Passion by Victoria's Secret is the least coconut smelling fragrance I have owned where coconut is concerned. I'm so sad because I should love it - every cloud has a silver lining though, as I gifted this to a friend who loves this scent and had nearly run out of her most recent bottle.

I suppose ignorance is bliss really, as I have never bought 'proper' expensive perfume, so probably don't know what I'm missing, as far as a more pure coconut aroma goes, but I do really like this. I have all the original Victoria Secret perfumes back when I was really into the lingerie line (still am). It has a very pleasant warm vanilla coconut scent that isn't sickening unlike how some other coconut scents can be. Richard McClintock, a Latin professor at Hampden-Sydney College in Virginia, looked up one of the more obscure Latin words, consectetur, from a Lorem Ipsum passage, and going through the cites of the word in classical literature, discovered the undoubtable source. I love cheap coconut scents (like the hawaiian tropic body sunscreen) and the coconut in this smells so subtle I can only sense a hint of nuttiness.This scent is really easy to wear because I feel that it's not so "beachy" and not in your face COCONUT. from "de Finibus Bonorum et Malorum" by Cicero are also reproduced in their exact original form, accompanied by English versions from the 1914 translation by H.

It has survived not only five centuries, but also the leap into electronic typesetting, remaining essentially unchanged. So you’ll end up with a super cheap smell + with a massive headache because of the strong alcohol that this reeks. I have received nothing but compliments from this fragrance, from my dance teacher asking where to get it to spray the room, from a boy in my maths class trying to figure out who "smelt like caramel" (I've never noticed caramel, but there is no mistake that there is in fact vanilla or coconut present), as well as some other friends, both guys and girls, having me spray their clothes because they love it so much!I was really disappointed but I decided to use it anyway and after a few days I could smell the coconut that is not too sweet and has a hint of vanilla. I’ve had the scent in two iterations for the past 10-ish years and the phenomenon hasn’t disappeared. Guess it’s okay if you’re in the office and want to wear something very intimate that won’t offend anyone.