Vampire Blood

Smells like a fistful of melting red candies while you trick r treat in the rich people neighborhood with night blooming jasmine. Starts juicy and sweet but with a warmth from the jasmine and plums that can make its first spray read like cotton candy. As it dries it becomes warmer and more syrupy, as the candies melt. Now I will warn the full dry down can sometimes remind me of those cherry car fresheners but I dig this. It could make people feel a little gas station bathroomey esp depending on your skin. After around 4 hours it smelled like a hot car full of this cherry freshener. Like you ended trick r treating by getting into your dad's too-heated car where your sticky red candy carries on the stagnant car air, a jasmine you picked falls in front of the air vent. Gourmand (flormand even) in a bizarre way, even though the jasmine is even sharper during this phase. Maybe it's cause I wanted to eat those cherry fresheners. One of my favorite ever scents for real. And I do have an emotional attachment but even besides that, it's truly beautiful and Halloweeney in a way you wouldn't expect.

I bought this on sale because I thought it was a cute scent that I could either layer or just put on when I want a subtle scent, but WOW, my expectations were blown away when I wore this for the first time. I got quite a few compliments throughout the day, which was surprising to me that it lasted so long. When I was washing my face that night, I remember raising my hands to my face to apply my face wash, and I smelled something amazing. For a second I genuinely couldn’t tell what it was or where it was coming from until I realized it was the body spray! I put it on at about 7am, and I was washing my face at around 8pm. I’ve never had any high-end perfume last that long on me. For the actual scent of it, I’m not great at describing things but I would not call it sour. I’d probably describe it like a candy that tastes sour when you first taste it, but opens into sweetness.

Straightforward, classic red berries. It does lean a bit artificial but not nauseatingly so imo. I actually layer this with Crumb Couture by Snif because I really like the croissant and cream smell but felt it could use some berries. Adding this turns it into a really good bakery combination! So I think layering it with various scents makes it an any-season, anytime fragrance... but on its own, reads daytime in the fall to me because of the brightness. Yes, longevity isn't great because it's a B&BW body spray, but I just keep reapplying throughout the day. Pleasantly surprised by the projection, though. I have a soft spot for this and really enjoy it - despite its name and image, it's bright, pleasant, and yummy. :)

Halloween season has arrived, and it's the perfect time to rock those spooky scents, isn't it? Enter 'Vampire Blood' by Bath & Body Works, a fragrance that's sweet and fruity in all the right ways. This scent is all about juicy berries and dark plums with a touch of jasmine. The fruits are so candy-like that it invokes a sense of nostalgia, making it absolutely perfect for a season filled with candy and cherished memories of Halloweens past. The packaging itself strikes a balance between dark and fun, making it a fantastic addition to your fall collection. 'Vampire Blood' can be used for layering with other scents or worn on its own, making it a versatile choice that I'm totally here for.

I absolutely love this scent. It definitely leads on being darker than it is. You expect a more dark cherry, but I feel like that pomegranate type scent comes forward well. One of my favorite perfume notes besides vanilla is dark red berries, pomegranate and strawberries, Cherry is alright, but I typically find it too overwhelming and gives me pretty bad headaches. I find this to be a really good, sweet red berry scent. Not too overwhelming and headache inducing, or too sweet and 'young'. I'm on a desperate search for a sophisticated, sweet pomegranate scent, step one is here! 7/10 under the pretense that it's it is a Bath and Body works fragrance, AND It's limited edition (which sucks)