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Victoria's Secret launched Very Sexy Hot in 2007, building on a foundation of clean musk, soft suede, and peppery marigold. It kicks off with a burst… Show more

Victoria's Secret launched Very Sexy Hot in 2007, building on a foundation of clean musk, soft suede, and peppery marigold. It kicks off with a burst of freesia and tart berry fruits before settling into a heart of plum and peony. The base introduces dark patchouli and warm sandalwood, giving the floral notes a surprisingly grounded, skin-like weight. It wears best on chilly evening dates or cool autumn nights when you want something cozy yet noticeable without feeling heavy. Show less

Ambra Oud is a fruity spiced opening that quickly steers into a bold, leathery oud. On some skin the “fruit” stays quiet and the oud can read animalic… Show more

Ambra Oud is a fruity spiced opening that quickly steers into a bold, leathery oud. On some skin the “fruit” stays quiet and the oud can read animalic, even a little stale at first, before it smooths into a more elegant woody leather. Citrus and mint add a sharper, mentholated lift that can make the oud feel easier to wear, but this. Show less

Melrose Paradise by Adopt Parfums is a Floral Fruity Gourmand fragrance for women and men. The nose behind this fragrance is Ane Ayo. Top note is Rasp… Show more

Melrose Paradise by Adopt Parfums is a Floral Fruity Gourmand fragrance for women and men. The nose behind this fragrance is Ane Ayo. Top note is Raspberry; middle notes are Whipped Cream and Peony; base note is Patchouli. Show less

Majestic Oud opens with a juicy raspberry lift before rose and peony soften the scent into a smooth floral heart. The dry-down brings oud, patchouli,… Show more

Majestic Oud opens with a juicy raspberry lift before rose and peony soften the scent into a smooth floral heart. The dry-down brings oud, patchouli, and woods, but the overall feel stays approachable rather than heavy. It reads as a versatile, budget-friendly unisex scent with a gentle fruity-floral edge. If you want an easy rose-oud that wears neatly and does not go. Show less

Cherie opens with bright mandarin and bergamot, then settles into a soft peony and jasmine floral with a green, slightly earthy patchouli base. It rea… Show more

Cherie opens with bright mandarin and bergamot, then settles into a soft peony and jasmine floral with a green, slightly earthy patchouli base. It reads fresh first, floral through the heart, and quietly woody in the dry-down. This is a light, easy feminine scent for daytime wear, especially in mild weather. If you like clean citrus florals with a touch of patchouli. Show less

Angel Eau de Toilette (2019) keeps the Angel idea but makes it easier to wear. It opens bright and fruity, then softens into praline, tart apple and r… Show more

Angel Eau de Toilette (2019) keeps the Angel idea but makes it easier to wear. It opens bright and fruity, then softens into praline, tart apple and red berries, with patchouli and pale woods giving it shape rather than heaviness. On skin, it usually reads sweeter and airier than the original Angel. This is the version to sample if you like candy-fruit. Show less

White Peach and Peony by Adrienne Vittadini is a fragrance for women. Top notes are Red Berries and White Peach; middle notes are Rose Petals, Orange… Show more

White Peach and Peony by Adrienne Vittadini is a fragrance for women. Top notes are Red Berries and White Peach; middle notes are Rose Petals, Orange and Peony; base notes are Patchouli, Amber and Woodsy Notes. Show less

Lexington Avenue opens with a brisk mix of cardamom, citrus, star anise and aromatic greens, then softens into a more unusual heart of almond, creme b… Show more

Lexington Avenue opens with a brisk mix of cardamom, citrus, star anise and aromatic greens, then softens into a more unusual heart of almond, creme brulee, peony and orris. The result is a spicy woody floral with a powdery, lightly sweet finish. It usually makes the most sense in cooler weather, especially if you like fragrances that balance freshness with warmth rather. Show less