No Limit

I love this perfume. This is a perfume extract with a very high density and performance. It is a gourmand vanilla aroma but it never becomes overwhelming since, although it is felt perfectly for several hours, it remains in the background all the time. For me the central note of the perfume is caramel, and this is the main aroma in this fragrance. But a very realistic caramel that feels quite natural, has nothing to do with some perfumes based on this note that end up being tiresome due to the plastic nuances of the candy. That is not found here. This caramel is also nuanced by coconut, which softens it and gives it creaminess, and by powdery notes such as iris, which give the perfume an addictive touch. In short, a perfect option for those who are looking for a perfume that smells like caramel and/or vanilla. Scent: 10 Longevity: 9 Sillage: 7 Versatility: 9 Originality: 8 Overall: 9.5

Honestly, I love this. Please let me know which cheap Target or Bath and Body Works fragrances smell like this because I haven't come across them. There is a nice savory aspect to this woody caramel scent that reminds me of bread or salty foods. It's definitely sweet and girly, but it feels balanced. Surprisingly not cloying to my nose and just indulgent and enveloping, a nice amount of dry woods and saltiness to balance out the sweet.

A fruity and less dense take on Theodoros Kalotinis Crème Brûlée? It definitely has a lot of similarities with that one. Actually the more I smell this the more similar they both get. They're not dupes but definitely sisters. Might like this one a little bit more, but not by much. So not sure I'd get a full bottle and decludder TK, but maybe? We'll see

Opens with a soft, generic caramel sweetness, more dessert-like than tropical. The vanilla base keeps it smooth and wearable, though the overall scent stays on the lighter side — more skin gourmand than bold statement. Despite its soft projection, longevity is impressive at 6+ hours with moderate sillage. Pleasant and easy to wear, but not especially distinctive.

It’s not bad... but, it’s also not great. I LOVE gourmands, but this just doesn’t hit creamy, or caramel, or coconut, or fruity on me. It almost has a BBW body spray vibe. Like, it’s sweet, and musky, but you can’t place it. This has come on and off my wishlist because I WANT so badly to love it. But there are such better gourmands out there.

No Limit reminds me of Brazilian Crush Cheirosa '62, but without the more fun nutty and salt notes. Gooey sweetness overwhelms, and unfortunately for No Limit, this is nothing special. In fact, Sol de Janeiro does it better.

This fragrance opens with a blast of vanilla and caramel. After two minutes all that is left on my skin is caramel, nothing else. This caramel is very sweet, creamy, liquid and super edible. So if that is what you are looking for, then try No Limit. If you are not into edible gourmand and sugary sweets then this is not for you. I find this fragrance very girly, almost juvenile (because of extreme gourmand sweetness). I do not see this on men at all. I expected a sweet fruity summer frag without strong musk or ambroxan, but all I got is caramel with a faintest hint of coconut. Therefore it’s a dislike from me. On me the performance is horrible as well: the fragrance is gone in less than 30 minutes from my skin and the projection is very minimal after the first five minutes. I don’t know, I will try it again after it macerates a bit, but so far I’m disappointed.

I don't like this and that's because something else ruined it. So, this to me smells like Vivamor Caramel Pop but without the strong nuttiness which tries to resemble popcorn. It has the same caramel-like scent but it's complimented by a creamy vanilla instead of nutty popcorn. I just don't like this because I can't unsmell the nuttiness from Vivamor Caramel Pop even though it's not in this I can just imagine it. If I hadn't tried Caramel Pop I probably would have liked this or at least given it a neutral rating but this just fell victim to it for me personally, it's by no means bad and miles better but I just keep having phantom smells of the nut and popcorn.

Basic and inartful. It’s sweet in several ways, none of them quite right: the caramel doesn’t quite smell like caramel, the vanilla doesn’t quite smell like vanilla, et cetera. It smells cheap and generic, and the composition is clunky. Like something you’d get for an eleven year old who is obsessed with perfume. Not worth a try, in my opinion. 1.5/10.

Top notes: like biting into an ice cream bar, definitely a gourmand vibe. In the middle, ylang-ylang comes through, I am not a fan of ylang-ylang. The dry-down isn’t my thing either: coconut, ylang-ylang, and vanilla—overwhelmingly sweet and heavy to me.

Something of the quality level you'd find at Target. Poorly executed caramel scent.

Wow, this is pretty. I had zero expectations going in, but this was a very, very pleasant surprise. Strangely enough, I get a light tobacco vibe from this, which isn't listed anywhere or mentioned by anyone else, so it is probably just me, but whatever it is gives it a warm and really comforting vibe. I don't have anything remotely like this in my collection, so I will definitely be looking into getting a full bottle.

This is warm vanilla sugar by BBW dressed up in nice packaging. A nondescript musky brown sugar type of vanilla with not much else going on. I can barely smell it. Maybe I am anosmic but it is very faint. Gorgeous bottle and packaging but not worth the money.

So so pretty! It’s this beautiful caramel vanilla with a little bit of fruits scent. You can tell it’s very high quality and beautifully blended. A must try for gourmand lovers. Highly recommend

No limit soldiers where ya at? Pass me the green I need some weed with my Hennessey