Boadicea The Victorious
Love Poison
2015Unisex (leans female)Longevity · Very Long LastingSillage · Enormous★ 4.2 community rating
Love Poison is a sweet and fruity fragrance for women and men from Boadicea The Victorious, launched in 2015. Expect red berries and caraway up top, orange blossom and egyptian jasmine in the heart, and raspberry and brown sugar underneath.
Top Notes
Red BerriesCarawayCinnamonBergamot
Heart Notes
Orange BlossomEgyptian JasmineTurkish Rose
Base Notes
RaspberryBrown SugarSandalwoodBourbon VanillaAmberMuskLabdanum
Accords
sweet· Dominantfruity· Prominentwhite floral· Moderateamber· Moderatepowdery· Moderatewoody· Moderatefresh spicy· Moderatecitrus· Moderatewarm spicy· Moderatevanilla· Moderate
Best Clone
The best clone of Boadicea The Victorious Love Poison is Love Dungeon by Dua, with a 81% accuracy score.
Community Insights
★ 4.2 from 138 ratingsWhat people who wear Boadicea The Victorious Love Poison report, based on votes and reviews from a large fragrance community. Created by Christian Provenzano.
Main accords
sweet
fruity
white floral
amber
powdery
woody
fresh spicy
citrus
Longevity
Very weak5%
Weak6%
Moderate18%
Long lasting24%
Eternal47%
Sillage
Intimate6%
Moderate26%
Strong30%
Enormous38%
Who wears it
Female37%
More female29%
Unisex29%
More male3%
Male3%
Listed as Unisex (leans female)
Day or night
Day
Night
Value for money
Way overpriced35%
Overpriced39%
Ok22%
Good value4%
Great value0%
People say it reminds them of
By Kilian Love Don't Be Shy 122Unique'e Luxury Istanbul 25
What wearers say
“Yeah, it’s that orange blossom/marshmallow fragrance style that always smells like those weird valentine hearts to me and I just don’t understan it. Except this has some strange caraway seed smell. If I paid $700 for this I’d be so upset at myself. But, to each their own. If you like this fragrance style just buy Oriana or something similar.”
“i've had a sample of this one for a few months now. beautiful, sweet scent, but it isn't worth almost 800 dollars. might as well go get love by kilian. they're very similar.”
“Why, in the name of all that is holy, would someone want to smell like a children's breakfast cereal--and an especially appalling one at that? AND spend several hundred dollars for the privilege? Are you all just punking the rest of us and it really doesn't smell like this--or are you all not-too-bright 12-year-old multi-millionaires?Seriously--does no one here have the slightest problem (1) with a niche fragrance smelling like children's cereal, and (2) this alleged liquid cereal costing close to $800 USD??”
