Andy Warhol Success is a Job in New York

I just wanted to let everyone know that I finally bought this and I am NOT disappointed. It is the most expensive perfume I've ever bought, but it has instantly become my favorite. Now that I am covered in it, I can more clearly see the notes, yet it remains so complex that not one note overpowers the others. It is a sweet, spicy, complex power scent that feels as cozy as a fleece blanket. I don't care that it's summer. Heck, it's not even sunny out here in Oregon, so I'm totally rocking it! I love that the dry down is a soft blanket of mostly creamy vanilla but with some amber, patchouli, and a bit of a woodsy feel (but very soft), and it's sexy and delicious. Once it dries down I want to eat myself! I am sooooooo happy with my purchase. I am going to make this my number one scent this fall/winter for sure! EDIT: This has become one of my top fragrances, and definitely one of the best vanillas I own. I want to eat myself up! And to be honest, the scent really turns me on!!

This is my next buy. Seriously. It is AMAZING!! I never gave this one thought until I was at the department store and they had Bond No. 9 salespeople there who recommended this one based on what I usually wear. I liked this on the test paper so I sprayed two sprays on my right wrist (and two of the Any Warhol on the left) I liked them both a lot but I knew they needed some time. After an hour or so, Success is a Job in NY was developing so nicely on my skin. It became so creamy, sweet, and yummy. I kept sniffing it all day and found myself liking it much more than the Warhol. I would say this perfume smells just like creme anglaise (basically creme brulee without the brulee) and it reminds me of a rich Haagen-Dazs French Vanilla ice cream. It is definitely sweet but so rich, complex, and warm that you can tell it's well made. The patchouli is very subtle, imo, and the creamy vanilla is really the star of the show. I highly recommend this for gourmand or vanilla lovers.

The saleslady at Saks thought I should not buy it because she thought it was for the ladies. Well, every time I would pass by the Bond fragrance counter I would sniff and spray it on. I really liked it. So one day I finally bought it. No regrets. It smells sweet, definitely vanilla, and there is the plum mix in there too. It is singular in it's identity and quite different from the rest of the Bond line. Which to me is a good thing, there is something in the other Bond line fragrance base that I don't like, I don't know if its a synthetic chemical that they think is a good signature, but I wish they would take it out. This is their best. My choice was confirmed when I watched a couple of NFL pro football players go nuts over it and bought it on the spot and said, "Wait till my girl smells this on me." Wear it a few times before you buy. The drydown is different and fantastic! It's like the vanilla and the subtle patchouli take over.

I couldn't wait to have a shower and spritz this on. This is only the second Bond scent I've tried, the first being a decant of Little Italy that I received in the spring. As a self-described shop-a-holic I have to confess that the expensive price tag on the Bond No. 9 perfumes are even too steep for me! That's why I only have samples and decants of some of their fragrances. I really wanted to try this one because I'm a big fan of vanilla and I like perfumes that are unisex. I find them less macho smelling which is what I prefer. This scent did not disappoint me. I really like it a lot. It's smooth and expensive smelling and I love the vanilla within. It does smell more on the feminine side than masculine but it's so nice that I really don't care. I'm so grateful that I was able to purchase a decant of this for a reasonable price that I could afford. I will use it sparingly to make it last as long as possible! Beautiful fragrance!

AMAZING. there isnt a sexier creamy vanilla based perfume out there than this. i thought the dry down for Bond No. 9's West Side was epic....this totally ko's West Side's dry down....and stomps all over it. this perfume truly takes you on a sexy and erotic journey. the 1st hour differs from its 3,6, and 8th hour. absolutely delectable dry down that makes me want to eat my arm. its kind of like having a chai tea latte sprayed all over ur arm is the best way i can describe it. this is a longevity monster. you can expect AT LEAST 8 hours with this. sillage and longevity is typical Bond...you can expect to be noticed and command attention. there will be no escaping attention and compliments.

The Big Treasure of Bond no 9 has finally been discovered !!! A magnificient formulation of rose, vanilla, amber and patchouli; these notes together generate a very unusual warm uplifting and comforting accord; incredible longevity and excellent sillage...2 sprays will last all day. The Liquid Silk body lotion of Success is just as good; a small amount on your chest will envelope you in its enchanting halo for hours...the ingredients are of top quality... I wonder who is the perfumer behind this creation, if anyone knows please get in touch... Big Thumbs up !!!

i so super love you, SIAJINY! YOU NUMMY!!! yes, this one would MAYbe be unisex, i'm leaning more toward women's, but never know... this one is such an enigma, anyone who CAN find anything that smells remotely like it will be hard-pressed. it is warm and magical, naughty but sophisticated, and downright rich. way to hussle on this one BOND! xoxo!

I really love this one...i mostly get a plum vanilla...the vanilla on this isnt really sweet or offensive, its just right....at times I feel it might be to feminine thou...then I say who cares it smells to good :) .....longevity and projection are tops...one of the few frags I have that I can still smell on me strong after coming home from work

A lovely oriental/gourmand. Vanilla is of course the key but the rose/patch/plum and jasmine play there parts well to balance it out. More feminine than masculine but a nice mix up scent. Very strong sillage and longevity which is key to me. Such a gorgeous scent but to ladylike for me to purchase a full bottle.

I think,it is sweet and a little dark unisex fragrance.Projection and longevity so fantastic.If you want to be different,should try.Reminds me a little Guerlain L'Instant Extreme Pour Homme(only drydown)...lol... :) Longevity: 10/10 Projection: 10/10 Scent: 9/10 Good job...Congratulations Bond Number Nine ;)

The sexiest bond by far in my opinion. Compliments on this all day, and it seems the hot warehouse guy I work with is a little more friendly when I wear it. It's seductive and sensual... smells like mystery. It's not for little girls or old ladies, smells like naughty housewife.

My quest for a strong long lasting gourmand perfume has finally been satisfied! I purchased this from a Fragrantica Member and I absolutely LOVE this. Strong and long lasting. Finally! Intoxicating. I am looking forward to trying a couple more Bond No 9 fragrances.

OMG, this masterpiece worths every penny! I found my new signature scent :) It's so special, so warm and so exclusive, something to protect me from the nasty weather outside. I can't stop sniffing my wrist, people in the office might think I'm nuts :)))

I hated you when you first arrived. I love you now, forgive me. You have given me many compliments (EVERYTIME i wear it). You only need TWO sprays, it is very strong. The sprays will last ALL DAY. One on the neck and one on the back of your neck. Done.

My first reaction on opening up the sample vial was, “Oh, no! Lily of the valley!” Oh yes, Success starts out with all kinds of white flowers playing around included the dreaded LOV. I think Bond uses lily of the valley in a lot of their compositions, so it wouldn’t surprise me to find out that it’s in this one, too. I have to say, though, that the white threat calmed down after 10 minutes or so, leaving a lovely, slightly powdery combination of spice, tuberose and plum, backed by a large helping of vanilla. The sillage wafted all over the place, and I was enjoying it immensely. Then something very strange happened. I started smelling a scent that was, for all the world, like strawberry jello. Not so much the actual jello, but the powder that the jello’s made from. I thought maybe it was coming from the kitchen, although I wasn’t aware of anything artificially strawberry flavored in there. Then I thought it might be some perfume samples that I had sitting on the table, but no. It was me! Who would have thought that success in the big apple smells like strawberry jello powder waiting to be prepared. I’m still trying to wrap my head abound the symbolism in that one. After the faux strawberry surprise, the fragrance gradually dries down to an ambery vanilla with hints of greenish lilies and stays that way. Success in NY is certainly a roller coaster ride of lovely, fairly conventional notes alternating with unexpected ones. Maybe that was the intention, or maybe it was because I was wearing it while working in the heat of my greenhouse on a bright sunny day. The bottom line is that I like the series of notes in Success in NY, but am still trying to figure out what to make of the overall big picture. Note added the following day: The clothes I was wearing still smelled like the strawberry jello scent the next morning, so it wasn't my imagination.

The best way to describe this is Vanilla Ice cream with a hint of other things, but mostly vanilla ice cream (think of sniffing a melted ice cream that's left in a near-empty ice cream carton). At the beginning it starts of with Plum-Vanilla, it feels more feminine than unisex, though as a dries down a lot of that plum disappears leaving you with mostly with a gourmand-ish vanilla. I liked it each time I sniffed it at the store, so I finially bought me a bottle and later a kind of regretted it, but not so much regretted the scent but rather just that it felt a bit too feminine for me each time I wore it. However now i'm happy I bought it (though I bought tester, I don't know if i'd actually pay full price for this with so many and better vanilla scents in the market), over time I got over that feminine aspect of this and I just usually think of "Vanilla Ice Cream" each time I get a wiff of this. It has fantastic longivity, an easy 9 hours+ along with a good projection almost the whole way. However, the projection is not monsterous, but not so quiet either, infact I think it's almost perfect but leaning closer to the skin. One co-worker described this scent as really delicious and yummy that she just wanted to eat it and she wanted me to write down the name of this fragrance. For all vanilla lovers, I think this is worth trying.

This is GREAT!!! My first test did not go well and this got an immediate thumbs down. Decided to give it another run and wow it is IMO the best office fragrance. Not invasive for those around you and not too boring for yourself. I honestly cannot decipher the individual notes here but to my nose it's fresh but not green. It's sweet but not quite floral, fruity or gourmand. And it's politely spicy enough to keep it interesting for those of us that like to be cautiously daring. Sweet, spicy, citrus like your hair purposely styled in a messy bun. You can pull it off in a conservative work environment while still expressing yourself. An added bonus for me is that ever so often I get this gentle waft of fragrance gracing my nose. I'm really enjoying this. :-D

This fragrance changed on me like no other! At first I got a very sharp citrus note mixed with spices, it was very strong and made me sneeze. Then florals made an appearance. I got iris and some strong yellow florals mixed with a dash of rose. Fast forward couple of minutes amber and vanilla started competing with each other with floras still present on the background. I was even thinking of getting rid of my sample, it was too much to handle...but then it turned into a very soft, powdery and pleasant vanilla scent. It instantly went from dislike to like for me. The whole composition indeed reminds me of recruitment process - grab attention, stand out, compete for promotion, settle in and enjoy being on top :)

Yum, this is beautiful! In spite of all the different components, it gives the impression of something clean, warm, and freshly laundered even though it smells nothing like laundry soap. Unlike others, I don't find the patchouli overwhelming - it seems to blend effortlessly into the plum and orange. It seems to fade fairly quickly on me - that's my only complaint. Update: this smells different depending on the day. Today, it smells more like a piece of hot cherry pie with some vanilla ice cream quickly melting on it. That's a great smell, but not for a personal fragrance...

I have an on again/off again relationship with this fragrance, and today it's ON. I go back and forth between thinking it's too heavy or too feminine and then think it's an absolute masterpiece. This scent has AMAZING longevity, and truly evolves over time, more so than just about any other scent. I could not believe that 13 hours after applying this, I started to smell the patchouli, which I absolutely love. Big thumbs up. And, to any other Bond Fans out there....try blending this with NY Oud. It's fantastic.

Finally got my full bottle.. The opening is sweet & dark, sometimes it remind me of cough syrup but not that strong like Chypre Rouge. Not that spicy nor citrus.. Middle and base smells like creamy rose with vanille and amber, nicely blend. It's kinda feminine at some point and very linear on my skin.. Stays at least 10 hours +, and the silage is good as well.. Try to sample before buying, this is not for eveybody..

I just love the spicy, strong blast in the beginning but then it quickly turns to a very simple vanilla-patchouly designer or celeb frag on my skin. Lesson learned, never buy on a whim after a couple of sprays. Worse of all, on me it doesn't seem to last more than two-three hours and everybody else seem to get fabulous milage. Well, skin chemistry is not always on your side.

Nice enough but I wouldn't buy it. Warm, fruity, vanilla-y. Lots of staying power. Nice and well thought out. But it lacks the distinctiveness of a Shalimar, say. Since I already have Feminité du Bois and other Lutens, I wouldn't go out and buy this, though I dare say I'll wear the 10ml decant I've got.

as much as I liked the opening, the dry-down of this Bond No9 is simply dreadful. The vanilla-patchouli-begamot combo in the beginning was nice and sweet. But half an hour later the scent went down a slightly different path: sweet an cloying candied tuberose-vanilla-plum mix. It may smell very nice on somebody else, but it is actually quite annoying to the wearer, at least it is in my case. I might give it another try, but so far it is a no-no! for me.

I've tried this now in a setting where I felt I could give it a fair wearing. This is a cross between something citrusy and "ladies who lunch", neither of which was appealing to me and definitely did not agree with my skin chemistry. The opening is very citrus/grapefruit laden, not in a good way. It gives way to a floral creation beneath and tends to be...well...just, oddly paired. Please don't even ask about the base notes and full dry down as my dear spouse implored me to scrub this off before too long. I'll leave it there. If the notes appeal to you, perhaps you'll like the outcome. This did not strike me as a men's profile at all, and not something I'd feel comfortable pulling off (and I say that with bottles of Guerlain SDV and Le Petite Robe Noire 2 sitting nearby). This simply gives off a vibe that sys "Success is old Park Avenue Money". Sorry, this is a complete miss for me.

Here is interesting part-I sampled this scent last year and couldn't get past top spicy notes. I declared it to be too spicy and masculine. Thanks to very nice Bond rep in Nordstroms, I tried it again and well, I do like it a LOT. Here is a weird part-initial notes are rather spicy and oriental-I thought it smelled familiar from the first but then it dawned on me-top notes are dead ringer for Eau Savage by CD. I mean, totally. But be patient-after a 30 min or so, it will go into more sweet notes and smell rather gourmand, with plum, vanilla and patchouli. I get those notes the most(and jasmine). Lasting power is very good. This is rather spicy and sexy. I don't care for the bottle personally but I like the fragrance a lot

I was stopped by one of the Bond reps in Nordstroms and she tried her best to get me into one of the Bond fragrances. She also gave me sample of this scent after I told her that my favorite scent is Samsara. I can see why she choose this but I really don't care for this at all. For people who said its unisex, it is-I totally agree with this. Take Ysatis, add few drops of Samsara, throw a dash of patchouli and presto, Success is a job in New York. This is sort of a cross between spicy oriental and chypre, and I don't personally like fragrances from either category. It is unique, I will give it that but its not for me. Neither do I think that its worth $225 per bottle

This concept is so old, 1980's chic. Despite that and the offensive decoration of an otherwise attractively shaped bottle, I gave it a try. Best I can say is that it's done. It's not terrible but just such a mass market, neutral smell. I was disappointed and it quickly found its way to the 're-gift' pile. I agree with the person who said it seemed like a boardroom effort. Certainly, not worth the money.

VERY sweet, fruity almost syrupy opening, and that overly cloying sweetness remained for a long while. In the mid-development, I was reminded of a sweeter version of Shalimar, as the vanilla became more apparent. After about 6 hours, what was left on my arm was delicious and wonderful, a very light spice finally coming through. However, I don't think I want to wait that long to enjoy my fragrance!

I got a sample of this in my Bond package on e-bay. I have tested it at least 5 times and I don't care for it. It smells like nail polish when it first goes on. It mellows out somewhat, but I cannot catch the nuance' of the various notes. It is not for me- there are bonds that I love but not this one.

Success Is A Job In New York is another career/money oriented scent like Bond No 9's previous Wall Street fragrance. With Warhol's famous pop art dollar sign logo on the bottle you begin to think that this is going to be a new fragrant experience, but is this going to smell like money? Cold hard cash? The almighty dollar mixed with the sweet smell of success? Well lets begin the journey. The beginning starts off with a clear citrus aroma of mandarin orange blended with a slice of bergomot and topped of with spice of the cardamom. Exhilarating yes, but no scent of money yet! Next we have a sumptuous mix of white floral with jasmine and tuberose overshadowing the rose. The pimento makes a slight clove-y spice like existence while the plum adds a hint of fruity flavor. An accent of outdoor greenery is present as well. This is luscious and your spirit will revel in this aroma but still, no scent of money. Now make way for the amber, vanilla and a minuscule dose of patchouli as they have arrived creating a super smooth dry down with it's warm creamy consistency. Embraced by it's richness but no scent of money here. The seduction of money is in here though and the attraction of money is evident but the actual scent of money and success is void, it's all just a metaphor, it's Warhol's avant-guarde style! This long lasting perfume is as long as the name itself and with its select combination of notes along with the character to go with it, it's a sure bet that Bond No 9 has succeeded in creating a recipe for success. A pricey $225 for a 100ml bottle (Cha-Ching) is well worth it for a die hard Bond No 9 collector or for any man or woman (more man than woman in my opinion) who prefers an upscale oriental spicy gourmand scent contained in an artsy bottle. Warhol always said "Look poor, think rich", however, if he were around today with this fragrance he might just say " Look poor, smell rich". and how right he would be!

Bond no 9 ANDY WARHOL SUCCESS IS A JOB is a strange creation. It's not really oriental, and it's not really chypre. It's not fruity floral, and it's neither woody nor aromatic. It seems like another boardroom strategy table effort (cf. Bleecker Street) to come up with something--anything--new. That said, I must confess that I like SUCCESS, in spite of itself. The fragrance opens with the tiniest bit of pepperminty freshness--similar to what I detected before chez Bond no 9, at the opening of WESTSIDE, except that there it was cinnaminty--which then becomes slightly sweet and powdery like its brethren BRYANT PARK, LEXINGTON AVE, and CHINATOWN. This I attribute to the modern patchouli presentation unique to Les Bondeurs. But rather than developing fully into that oh-so-yummy sweet chypre, SUCCESS suddenly veers again to form a complex with a pink powdery aspect. Some have identified this stage as empirically indistinguishable from "strawberry jello powder," a referent phenomenologically unfamiliar to me. The closest thing to this in my experience may be Tums quickpak berry powder. It's definitely not as sweet as pixie sticks, nor the powder accompanying lick'em sticks. It's much closer to, well, like I said, Tums quickpak berry powder. So here's my take: you need to have fresh breath during your interview for a job in NYC, and then once you've landed one, you're going to need serious Tums to keep it, not to mention the stress of living in NYC, with all that that implies, including $3K monthly rent for a 300sq ft studio fully equipped with the modern kitchen convenience of a hot plate next to the toilet. Against all objective perfumista criteria, I somehow like this one, too, though I probably won't be adding it to my collection anytime soon.

Sillage: Strong (A) Longevity: Strong beyond 12 hours (A+) Originality: Very Unique (A+) Craftsmanship: Very well made. High quality. (A+) Scent (Subjective): Fantastic. At first I was puzzled, rather intrigued, by the powdery feel of this scent. I've come to deeply enjoy it. The dry down is mesmerizing. It gradually evolves into a rich palpable fluffed vanilla with just the right amount of sweetness, clean but not sticky sweet. Bond uses cardamom so well here...what an incredible note when done well. (A) Season: Cooling weather Drydown: Magical...words fail to describe it. It is to be experienced. Value: Expensive (typical niche price) but worth it. Something like this is not found in the designer price range. Gender: Unisex leaning toward the feminine...not a problem for me though. Universality: The challenge of this is not for everyone. Like anyone with a lot of personality it will have detractors. I consider this casual. Learning Curve: It took me a few wearings to begin to appreciate Success. Somewhat challenging to understand. Very much worth the effort. It has become one of my favorite fragrances. Wearing this is an interactive experience. Emotional Response: I genuinely love to wear this. I feel sexy wearing this. Feels cozy. I smile at the thought of wearing Success. Comment: Starts out with a pleasant almost feminine baby powder scent. Evolves into an amazingly sexy and sweet three dimensional fluffy creamed vanilla scent. One of the most dramatic and pleasant drydowns I've experienced. Lasts forever. I've picked it up a week later on sweaters. Unique to the end. Any one who collects fragrances would want to try this just to experience the alchemy of the drydown.

Very sophisticated perfume I like everything about it except for the dollar signs on the bottle, being somewhat tacky. Well you have to look past that because if you don't you are missing out on one of the greatest perfumes ever. It's definitely along the lines of Shalimar, it has that high quality , sophisticated rich feel to it. It is however more modern than Shalimar ....Heavy vanilla ,iris amber patchouli scent. With a citrusy top note. Nice rose in the middle with iris and tuberose. The spicy ness comes from the nutmeg, cardamom and coriander. Quite fantastic!!! I do not find it smells too gourmand at first, its a spicy oriental yet the dry down resembles vanilla ice cream just a little but its much more than that and if its ice cream it's definitely gourmand ice cream with a little liquor drizzled over it spiced up with some cardamom . Classy stuff ! It is approaching my top shelf ! Update. If you like Shalimar edt , you might love this two. Very similar those two. This is without the leathery animalic notes but same vibe , this also resembles other flankers of Shalimar.

So I basically had to seduce and jedi mind trick the SA to give me a sample vial of this, telling her if I'm gonna spend this much on a fragrance I need a whole day wearing to make up my mind. It started out very harsh, like all the notes got into a horrific car crash, but that's only the first minute. The Vanilla then takes over and is very prominent for like the first hour, maybe a little too cloying, a very feminine vanilla. The vanilla backs off and gives way to the patchouli which is accompanied by the plum and rose. YUM. I guess I pick this fragrance up different because I find the plum and rose to be the life of this fragrance. The plum reminds me of the plum jam that you get in Polish donuts and if the donut was sprayed with rose water. A beautiful scent, somewhat familiar but I don't know to what, maybe not another fragrance at all. While I love the smell of this I don't find it right for me, I will be getting this for my wife for Christmas because I REALLY REALLY want to smell it off her all day. 8.5/10

Using my 10ml decant, this started with a soft citrus, some sweetness and a warm spicy feel, truly a perfume for fall and winter. Truly, but never madly nor deeply. Actually, I have no problem with such top but here again is the smell of powder which most of the time isn't for me. What's worst, it was right from the beginning and all throughout my scent journey. I smell a whiff of a make up vibe, lighter than what I smelled from Dior Homme. Is it good? Dior done it amazingly but not Bond no. 9. I can't write much about this perfume other than it is simply ordinary and not worth a full bottle for the price. I can't smell hints of floral either. Somehow this reminded me of Midnight in Paris, Dior Bois d' Argent and Guerlain's Spiriteuse Double Vanille but without the high quality pure pleasure. This lacks finesse and enchantment. Still, I give credit for it's above average projection and average longevity but not with it's scent... Sorry but Bond no. 9 Success is a Job in New York is a failed job fair to me.

Smells of a rich vanilla bean ice cream with a clean, powdery jasmine backbone. I imagine it would fit any season, as the vanilla is not the dark, syrupy or sugary kind. Due to it's powdery nature, I can see some of the reviews calling it an "older lady" fragrance. But there's something very calming in this perfume for me. The "plum" and spices listed DO give it the warmth required to bring it down a little and possibly make it unisex as listed, but I'd be fooling myself trying to pull this off as a man in an everyday setting. I can with confidence say this is the highest quality "clean" vanilla fragrance I've ever encountered. By that, I mean there's no heavy booziness or resinous aspects as in other high-end vanilla perfumes. If I was rich, I'd certainly search out a full bottle and use it as aromatherapy or a "pillow fragrance". But my sample will have to do.

Very Troubled indeed, This perfume is quite a contradiction. As with my sweet and violet-y Washington Square, It has some resemblance but with a sharp spicy note. For some odd reason I can smell another 20 year old perfume in here, which come up side by side with the top note. Its just taking me back to memories from my poor childhood. Its like eating a sweet, patchouli candy and opening an old cupboard with Grandpa's old perfumed smeared clothes. I suppose its my problem, that I smell it odd. The perfume is complex and changes through the day, Ideal for any occasion but not recommended for office use as it is an attention grabber.

Success is a job is not a success on my skin. I see many people love this scent, but it did not mesmerize me. After the spicy opening (which gets something of tutti-frutti), i get a simple jasmine note, little bit shy plus vanilla. But the dry is a little bit soapy and i did not like this patchouli accord, too simple(i have to admit i am not a fan of patch). Tuberose makes it a creamy scent, but i can not feel any roses. Too overpowered on vanilla/tuberose/fruit that shadows the other notes! Longevity is awesome, i say... Good sillage too! :)

Creamy and sensational are the two words that come to mind when I first tried this fragrance. The opening is a blend of sweet spicy citrus accords which develop to a soft plum and floral scent. You will be left with a creamy, slightly earthy vanilla note once it dries down.

Nice smell. I get the citrus and the plum at the opening before drying down to the vanilla and amber. Average projection and 8+ hours longevity. There are other Bond No. 9 scents I like better than this (Westside, New Haarlem). 7.5/10.

@Doc Elly: LOL, I totally smell the strawberry jello powder note you mentioned. It also reminds me a lot of CK Secret Obession. No surprise, they have a lot of the same notes. This might be heavier on the tuberose.

success is this bottle ! i don't get any individual notes but the whole composition is amazing , this is gourmandy and cozy , next stop is chinatown!

Beautiful scent. I can smell the vanilla and to me I smell a creamy rich almost almond scent. Its phenomenal. I think it is unisex and sensual.

Vanilla and cardamom, lovely smell but no longevity or projection on me. Pity