
Viktor & Rolf
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A gourmand embrace of candied citrus and creamy caramel wrapped in warm amber and sandalwood
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The best clone of Viktor & Rolf Bonbon is Boum Candy Land by Jeanne Arthes, with a 74% accuracy score. Available from FragranceNet for $10, about 90% cheaper than the $98 original.
What people who wear Viktor & Rolf Bonbon report, based on votes and reviews from a large fragrance community. Created by Cecile Matton and Serge Majoullier.
Listed as Women
“The scent itself is heavenly: Caramel, orange, more caramel, peach and subtle white florals. Femenine, girly, sweet, bright. The bottle is amazing aswell. However the performance is terrible you get like 15 minutes of high projection and then it turns into a skin scent. Longevity is 2 hours top. On clothes it last longer but still.Extremely disappointed considering the ridiculous price tag, thank god I didn't pay full price. I only keep it because my boyfriend likes it tbh.”
“Finally finished. The biggest issue I have always had with it is the performance. Low staying power on my skin and sitting close to the skin.It’s a nice, sweet scent but not worth the price tag, especially these days, there’s lots of options that smell like it or very similar to it at lower cost. The bottle is gorgeous but I will not get another bottle of it.”
“This is amazing. This smells peachy kind of fruity caramel. The opening is beautiful and fruity but the dry down is very sweet in a vanillic way. This is a gourmand but it smells like perfume the right amount. It is actually quite a perfect designer perfume. The juice is better than the price.”
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