Vanilla Cream Love Bomb

This is the seller's 10 ml perfume-oil roll-on of Vanilla Cream Love Bomb, listed as oil-based and as the same scent as the companion Eau de Parfum. Most wearer reports below concern the scent or companion EDP, not this roll-on. They can inform scent character but do not establish this oil's projection or longevity. Vanilla Cream Love Bomb is a vanilla that sets out to be as plush as the name promises. The brand describes a creamy lactonic opening of honeyed toffee and caramel, with orchid and lemon brightening it, settling after fifteen to twenty minutes into the creamiest of vanillas with honey and warm caramel. Wearers pick up whipped cream first, sometimes with a clear lemon note, and the community record lists a marshmallow note in the heart. The base is two vanillas, Madagascar and Tahitian, with tonka and benzoin, and most wearers stay in that creamy vanilla. Words used include cozy, powdery, cakey, decadent and saccharine. Opinion is not uniform on the flowers: one wearer finds a noticeable lemon and a touch of honeysuckle-like floral, another finds the lilies and orchids take over and make a powdery floral, and a third gets neither. It is a strong scent. Wearers report strong sillage and long wear, and one says a sister wearing it can be smelled from the next room, while the votes themselves centre on moderate for both. The scent is unanimous in the season votes: winter and autumn lead, and summer is far behind. It suits vanilla lovers who want something sweet and rich rather than dry or boozy, and wearers who like to layer. It is made by hand by Juliet Rose and sold in 30 ml, 50 ml and 100 ml bottles.