Dirty Coconut

This brand uses all natural ingredients the way they used hundreds of years ago. I have the opinion that tons of coconut fragrance’s smell weird, synthetic even if they’re natural and this is one example. Have you ever smelled your coconut oil in its raw form. It smells waxy, fatty, almost fake. I mean it creates a waxy solid even in its oil form. Plus coconut can smell so different in it’s different forms: toasted coconut, coconut water, coconut milk, coconut husk, oil, green coconut, fresh, sugared... I happen to think this smells like waxy coconut flesh and oil mixed with creamy sandalwood. I love it. Heretic Parfum’s entire brand is that they use all natural ingredients. They literally explain the difference between traditional, clean, and natural (meaning from a natural source and what they claim to entirely use) on their website. None of us are perfumers here wondervalley666 so maybe we should just chill out. So, the review below you didn’t boast NUTHIN. I’m just saying...that’s exactly what THEY (Heretic Parfum) say. All natural oils etc...Plus, anyone around here long enough knows that sometimes the notes up there aren’t always right. But, maybe they’re lying or maybe we don’t know as much as the perfumer’s that go through lots of school to do this work. But, it’s only perfume and lots of fun so who cares.

Coconut is not a note I love, I can’t stand smelling like sunscreen. However, I was intrigued by Dirty Coconut when ordering a discovery set so I grabbed a sample. THIS coconut is wonderful. It doesn’t smell like sunscreen at all, it’s just sweet and warm and yummy. It does still bring to mind a pool scene, but it’s more of an upscale spa pool, with live greenery growing around it. I also tried Byredo’s coconut-forward Alto Astral fragrance today, and I much prefer Heretic. I don’t know what CO2 notes are, but I suspect this is part of the preference, as Alto Astral’s aldehydes are quite strong. A few days later, I’m ready to buy a full size, but the performance is so fleeting that I am second guessing it. I used 5 sprays from a tester before running errands an hour ago, and can now only smell a hint on my wrists, and strangely nothing at all on my clothes.

The only thing stopping me from absolutely loving this is the longevity :( Smell is 5/5 and longevity is 2/5. It smells amazing and sweet but not sickly sweet. The vanilla and coconut don't smell syrupy and the woodiness elevates it. Scents like this sometimes teeter on the edge of smelling like a Bath & Body Works but I don't get that from Dirty Coconut. The only downfall is the longevity. The fragrance was weak within an hour and was completely gone within two. Longevity is literally the only reason I can't immediately pull the trigger on buying a full bottle but I'd be lying if I said I wasn't still tempted. EDITED: Changed my mind and decided I actually do love this. I wore it in the sun running errands for a few hours today as my second out-and-about wear and it was still kicking by the end. So good so good

It's a very interesting perfume, and I just ordered a second decant of it to make sure I understand it better. My first decant was snagged by my bestie. It's definitely "dirty" due to co2 and sandalwood and woodiness, it's sweet and tropical, it's very unusual and unique, and it's the first time I am smelling something that's both woody and tropical, sweet and bitter, fresh and "dirty", direct and multidimensional. I agree with the other reviewers that the perfume is a novelty, and perfume addicts should definitely get their noses on it. It's a very new olfactory experience for me. I am used to coconut "beachy" scents, like the ones by Maison Margiela, Tom Ford, and even Memo's summer fragrances, but this fragrance goes into a completely different and unusual direction.

I find this very coco nutty and sandalwood. It reminds me of the coconut in Alien Goddess but minus the florals and also the coconut found in piña colada’s. I actually really like the combination of coconut and silky sandalwood and cedar. It makes for a delicious milky creamy soft cloud. I’ve smelled raw coconut broken open and eaten it many times. The hard thing about including fresh coconut in fragrances is that real sweet ripe coconut broken open does smell and taste a bit waxy. It has a waxy oily quality naturally. The oil even solidifies and becomes a bit waxy so when that’s translated into a perfume it might smell like a candle or synthetic easily.

I love this. It's so hard to find a coconut vanilla fragrance like this that has no florals. Hard disagree with anyone who says this smells like JHAG Sunny Side Up. SSU is much drier, and has a pretty heavy jasmine note. Dirty Coconut is sweeter, the wood notes are far subtler, and it has more vanilla. This is fantastic for layering. I do think it's overpriced. It should be in the 7 Virtues price range (~$90 for 50ml). Kind of incomprehensible that 100ml of this would be over $300.

Wow, I love this. I have Santal Complet by FDB and I get the same coconut in Dirty Coconut. The coconut here is creamy, well blended with the woody notes, and something very sweet which I think is the Vanilla. It is has an addictive quality, I want to sniff myself all day long. A Coconut Vanilla Woody fragrance. Unisex. 6hours wear. Sillage is Average. It's nice I get a whiff of myself when I move. Would be great for Summer time but I can pull this off all year round.

A good coconut scent? What is happening? Coconut scents usually suck. This is what a plain coconut perfume should smell like. It's not plasticky, it's sweet but not too much so. No pina colada, no bitterness or floweriness. There is a little bit of sandalwood but it's not overpowering. It does smell tropical. Love it. It projects but isn't super long lasting. If you've been looking for THE coconut scent, you should give it a try, it might be the one.

A very dry, non-floral coconut with a smidge of vanilla. It does not smell “beachy” or sweet enough to compare with most body sprays/suntan lotions/etc. If performance was better, I’d immediately start saving up for a full bottle. Sadly, I love it, but not for that original retail price; it’s too weak. I don’t mind intimate sillage but I want longevity, and this seems to be struggling within two hours of wear.

I finally got my hands on a Heretic perfume, I’ve always wanted to try one after discovering that they use all natural oils and essences. Dirty Coconut smells a bit coconut-y (obviously) at first, but dries down to a sexy sweet skin scent that is so warm and delicious that I spent the next few hours sniffing myself. It’s a perfect scent for a date night, but put it on an hour or so before you’ll be close.

At first smell you can get the synthetic vanilla, creamy coconut, and a subtle woody scent. I think the notes blend really well into a smooth fragrance, it doesn't have that synthetic smell which I like. The downside is it doesn't last long at all. 15-45mins. I love the scent for summer and would only repurchase if Heretic came out with a longer-lasting or more potent formula.

Yummy, sexy gourmand coconut. This isn’t like a “summer” kind of coconut, this is edible smelling and delicious. Not too sweet, but just sweet enough to reel you in. Very much creamy and dreamy. I got a sample, but this has me very curious about heretics other scents. I could definitely see myself getting at least a travel size of this.

A coconut-forward scent that I enjoy without it being too sunscreeny! The woodsy-musk notes help balance it well. Perfect daytime summer fragrance (I won't iterate this on every review, but longevity is lacking in most of Heretic's fragrances else I would give them all my money for their unique scents).

i’ve been trying to find a perfume that smells like the old coconut my little pony doll as it’s my favorite smell in the entire world above lilac, and this is it. almost cried in the store. nobody in the reviews is saying it smells like the mlp doll but it does perfectly.

This is one of the best smelling things I've ever tried, but somehow it's not for me? It's creamy and delicious. It's a gorgeous smell but somehow doesn't feel like it fits my vibe. I'm just not a coconut girl. But if I could eat it instead of wear it, I'd be good :)

Amazing spray-tanned, sunscreen coconut that pulls me right back to my childhood in florida, eating acai bowls or shaved ice on the beach after school and trying to get a tan in the last couple hours of daylight!

Really nice woody coconut and vanilla. It's light and airy on my skin. I love coconut scents and this will be perfect for me in the summer since it's not too strong!

Wonderful to layer with other summer scents, or even with dessert type scents! By itself, the aroma is fairly light, like vanilla with a hint of mint 🍨🌿🥥

probably my best smelling fragrance, doesn’t last at all

We are finally landing back on earth after the bizarre, surreal desert hallucination of Cactus Abduction, and setting up camp on a much more familiar, yet equally strange, tropical shore with Heretic Parfums’ Dirty Coconut. This fragrance instantly sets up a fantastic contradiction: taking the comforting, creamy sweetness of coconut and intentionally dragging it through Heretic's signature commitment to raw and earthy natural ingredients. We're clearly not looking for a basic poolside suntan lotion here; the aromatic expectation is a textured, complex scent. The main thing we need to figure out is this: Does this perfume succeed in creating a truly novel, sophisticated, and wearable tropical scent, or does the inclusion of those raw, earthy elements make this delicious idea too strange or difficult to appreciate on the skin? Let's crack this coconut open and see what's inside. Opening: The opening is sweet, woody, and lactonic. The primary notes I perceive are vanillin, cedar, coconut, and ambretone, with the vanillin and cedar being the most prominent. Off the first spray, the vanillin is what greets the nose first, presenting as an instantly sweet and creamy accord. However, as an aroma-chemical, it does lean a bit more synthetic in contrast to a true natural vanilla accord. Behind the vanillin comes the cedar, imparting a distinctly dry woodiness that I've come to expect from the note. It is strong enough to be recognizable but not enough to overwhelm the sweetness. Next up is the coconut and ambretone. The coconut manifests as a sweet, creamy, and lactonic accord, closer to the smell of coconut milk than the actual fruit. As the namesake note, I would have assumed it was bolder, but it takes a clear supporting role here. Lastly, the ambretone imbues the opening with a general, skin-like warmth, acting more as a subtle background modifier. Dry Down: The dry down remains structurally sweet, woody, and lactonic, but with a noticeable shift in note quality. The primary notes I get are vanilla absolute, coconut, sandalwood, and ambretone, with the vanilla absolute and coconut now being the standout stars. The vanilla absolute has replaced the vanillin, offering a deeper, richer, and more natural-smelling vanilla accord. Likewise, the coconut has risen to the top, breathing life into the name of the fragrance with a more noticeable sweet, milky accord. This is followed by the sandalwood and ambretone. The sandalwood has taken the place of the cedar, providing a similarly woody accord, but characterized by its signature creamy undertones that blend seamlessly with the lactonic tones of the coconut. Lastly, the ambretone continues to offer a gentle, skin-like warmth. Performance: The initial projection within the first hour is strong, easily reaching out about six feet. Sillage matches that intensity with an easily noticeable scent trail. After a few hours, the projection had died down considerably and was only reaching out about arm's length. Likewise, the scent trail was still present but faint. At the 7-hour mark, the projection and scent trail were barely there, suggesting the last of the noticeable performance disappeared around the 5–6 hour mark. When to Wear: While the name suggests Dirty Coconut is best reserved for summer, its rich vanilla blending allows for far greater usability. This fragrance will work both during the warmer months and cooler months, meaning it can be worn year-round, mostly for daytime wear. In terms of settings, this fragrance can be worn casually or for special occasions, but I wouldn't pick it for formal or office wear due to its gourmand sweetness. Blind Buy: If you like vanilla-forward gourmand fragrances, this is probably a safe blind buy for you, as that's the primary theme of the fragrance. This could appeal to coconut-lovers as well, but bear in mind that the coconut plays second fiddle to the vanilla throughout the life of the fragrance. Final Verdict: Dirty Coconut is a very enjoyable sweet and vanillic experience that I feel anyone could enjoy. It offers a pleasant, creamy, year-round take on the tropical-gourmand style. However, my experience with this specific profile is extensive, and I don't feel Dirty Coconut manages to surpass or outperform many of the other vanilla-forward fragrances already on the market. Its performance is acceptable, but not groundbreaking (around 5–6 hours of moderate projection), and the scent profile, while lovely, is not unique enough to warrant a purchase when compared to other similar fragrances I already own. For this reason, I'll be passing on adding this to my collection. Scent: 7/10 Longevity: 6/10 Sillage: 4/10 Versatility: High Mass Appeal: High Gender: Unisex Value: Overpriced

Idk if my review went through so I'm just going to retype everything. Got this originally through a family member who got it through a [UNNAMMED] box about 2 ish years ago. I absolutely loved it. Its super coconutty, with a small bit of sweetness, but a lot of woodsy scents too. Not tropical at all. I fell in love at first scent. I rationed that little 0.27 oz so that I could use it for as long as possible. I went back and happened to find my old review of it when I first used it all those years ago. One of the first things you find when you search Dirty coconut on google, can find it on reddit under my same user. Fast forward to me now, and I decided to treat myself. I purchased the 50 ml for $165. And I fell in love all over again. It smelled just like I remembered. The first day I wore it to work, all of my coworkers kept complementing me on how good I smelled. I was In heaven. And then quickly brought down to earth when after only 2hrs, the only way for me to smell it was to basically huff my wrist. The dry down is amazing, bringing out more of at vanilla scent and woodsy smells, but only I could smell it, and only if I was searching for it. At $165, the longevity is non existent. And that was me using Vaseline to try to help it stay longer. Having to re apply it 2 times in a 7 hr period is ridiculous. I would like to mention that I work in food service in the kitchen, so I was sweating and moving around a bit. But, even if I was just around the house, I could not see this scent lasting for more than 4 to 5 hrs MAX without having to reapply. For the price point, I would not recommend buying this, not even the travel size, which is 15ml for $65. If you REALLY want to try it, I would recommend going through [UNNAMMED BOX THAT HAS S AND B IN IT], and either doing a 1 time purchase of the 0.27 oz, or getting the box subscription at the half off price of $8.45 and getting it through that and then cancel the box. I would never buy this again at full price unless you are rich, or only plan on wearing it for special events or date nights. Not good at all for everyday wear purely because the amount of times you need to reapply. I would Like to mention that I have never used [UNNAMMED BOX THAT HAS S AND B IN IT] before, and I am only recommending it for the price, so please do research before buying from there. Overall, as a coconut lover who likes more toasted, sweet, and not tropical coconuts, this scent is a 10/10. But because the the price and longevity, I must give it a 5/10. If they dropped the price for the travel size by about $30 to make it $35, the price for the 50 ml from $165 to about $100, and for the 100 ml from $265 to about $165, then MAYBE I would say it's worth your money, but that will never happen.

I like this, I don't love it. Maybe in a different season. Also, I'm not getting coconut but I've tried other scents with coconut in them lately and don't smell it in them either, so maybe it's my nose? I know I smell it in my coconut cream hand lotion though. I've become very sensitive to scents and am trying to find ones without florals that will work for me. Vanilla and sandalwood have been marvellous, so I've been trying different ones. To me this is almost entirely amber, that cloying but sexy kind. I don't get much vanilla, but I do get the woody notes which makes this way more palatable for me. It's very heavy and warm feeling, definitely more of a date night kind of scent. The amber/woods lasts quite a long time, but becomes much more skin close. My favourite is when the amber tones down and it's mostly sweet, creamy, dry woods. I wouldn't buy a big bottle of this because there are others that I've bought that suit me better (Commodity Gold Expressive and Juliette Has a Gun Vanilla Vibes in particular). I haven't owned it in a long time, but it's giving me similar vibes to Tokyo Milk Dark Tainted Love, if I recall correctly. I would recommend it if you really truly dig amber, and avoid it if you don't.

Initially when I test sprayed this, and later when I sniffed the atomizer, I thought I smelled more sandalwood, and I thought it was the kind of sandalwood that is used in one of my favorite scents, JHAG Sunny Side Up. However the first time I actually wore it, I could barely smell any sandalwood. Predominately I get that almost plasticky coconut similar to yves rochers noix de coco, tiki Tahiti coconut perfume, and many other basic coconut scents. I agree with the review below that says this smells sticky somehow, yet it isn’t sweet. No sugar in it and the vanilla is faint. The vanilla also comes off a bit synthetic at times. The scent is very faint, hangs very close to the skin. It seems to last 2-3 hrs max. It’s too faint to perform in high heat. But it’s a very nice blend. It’s warm and summery. It’s mostly a simple coconut scent without flowers, a ton of vanilla, or other strong or noticeable notes. I prefer it to the Yves Rocher and tiki Tahiti coconut scents, but not at the price difference. I think if you layered this with Chapter One by Jennifer Aniston you would have a really good Soleil Blanc dupe, but the price points are very close, not sure this would be worth buying for that purpose.

I can’t remember if I ever reviewed this one. It was far pricier than I felt it was worth based on the overall scent and performance. The scent is nice, but it isn’t the easiest to wear. I blame the synthetic molecules. I noticed the review below me boasting about the all natural ingredients in this, but the fake vanillin is right at the top of the note pyramid, followed by more synthetic mid notes... The scent is more woody toasted coconut, but isn’t sweet, the scent comes off as “airy.” It’s light and simplistic. The fake vanilla smells lightly sweet without giving the impression it would taste sweet. I think maybe I’m just getting more into complex scents that challenge my nose to keep trying to figure it out. Many simple scents like this aren’t getting grabbed enough from my collection. Plus the synthetic molecule type notes always fight me to keep me from smelling and enjoying them properly. I ended up reselling my bottle, but only because I have a huge frag collection and didn’t love it *enough.* It’s a lovely scent if you’re looking for a semi-gourmand toasted coconut flake with a light summer woods base. Truly unisex IMO.

Right off the bat, this one feels very reminiscent of a drugstore lotion/shampoo or generally cheaper fragrance (not that it’s a bad scent! It just doesn’t smell expensive). The 50 mL being $165 feels unfair. With that aside, I find the fragrance very inoffensive and enjoyable. The top notes are very creamy, slightly earthy, and of course very coconutty! I will say that with many of my heretic fragrances, the fragrance transforms as the top notes evaporate. This one changes slightly less than I would expect for heretic, but i definitely get some subtle musky, earthy, and woody notes after 15-30 minutes go by. I might buy the 15 mL but I just can’t justify a 165 dollar price point. I thoroughly enjoy the scent, but it lacks the layers and novelty that I was expecting.

This is like cracking open a coconut on the beach and eating the meat. It smells like a genuine coconut, no sunscreen or white florals or sugary top notes. The coconut is basically a solinote although there’s a little wood that I feel like adds a realistic tinge almost like the coconut husk. There’s a base of vanilla too that’s a nice cushy place for the coconut to rest; it doesn’t offer much if any additional sweetness and it’s not balsamic. It’s a very neutral vanilla. I like Dirty Coconut because it’s so different than every other sweet generic beachy coconut I’ve smelled. I could wear it alone but will probably layer it, I plan to try it with Demeter’s ambergris first. This lasts about 5 hours on skin.

when i bought this, i had a picture in my mind of a vacation beach fragrance. now it is in a sense but it’s definitely softer than expected. lighter and more casual. perfect for those that don’t like heavy perfume or get headaches easily from strong scents. it definitely smells like creamy coconut. upon first spray, it reminds me of a coconut popsicle or some sort of coconut sweet. along with something else i couldn’t quite figure out at first. later though, i did realize that it smells an awful lot like the shampoo i use for my dogs 😭 (which isn’t necessarily a bad thing but now i can’t unsmell it lol) a sort of coconut oatmeal kind of smell.

When i first sprayed it (in winter), it was an intense coconut scent, but not in a fresh, summer vibe, but a muddled dark and heavy, synthetic smell. It felt nauseating to me. But i really liked the dry down. It was a pure vanillin scent, which is one of the top notes, but that was was left on my skin. Now that it's spring and lighter weather, i tried it again. Now it feels more pleasant and easier to wear. It feels like a more adult take on a coconut perfume, so the name fits well. It's not one of my favorite perfumes, but it's a nice, sofisticated and cozy scent for spring, at least here, where it's still cold during spring.

Just got Dirty Coconut and wearing it for the first time today. This is very nice....sillage is not particularly strong. You get a nice coconut note sitting on top of sandalwood and vanilla absolute. The coconut is not heavy or overbearing. It is sweet, but not too sweet, and has a natural scent, blended nicely with the vanilla and sandalwood. My initial take is - beautiful scent, has all the notes I love - coconut, sandalwood and vanilla absolute (not just vanilla!). It does not project very much unless I am dealing with nose fatigue. My initial experience that longevity is not high on this fragrance.

Very intimate perfume requires multiple sprays to really get the full smell of this perfume, and the dry down is nearly immediate, and for me this only lasts 15-30 minutes but that may be because my nose gets used to it so quickly. I like that it's not a sweet coconut. It's a musky coconut. Sad that this one isn't long lasting, and is very intimate. I love a bold perfume, and this is absolutely not it. It's very simple, soft, intimate, earthy vanilla coconut... delightful, yet underwhelming.

Not synthetic (except at first spray), not that sweet, not lactonic, pretty much not like the "classic" coconut scent you would imagine, and pretty poor longevity. I would describe this one as a natural almost stemmy/green coconut scent but very subtle on me. It's like the outside of a fresh coconut that has been sitting on the beach for a week. The green notes fade after the first 10 mins and then it becomes a super subtle scent that reminds me of Madagascar Vanilla by Nest.

This smells like a more mature Lait de Coco by Le Monde Gourmond. It has more nuttiness to it but they aren’t that different in smell. For the price point I honestly think Lait de Coco is worth it over this because they both smell just like straight up coconut but that one at a lower price point. I sprayed it on paper and I felt like it was already disappearing after 5 minutes. I don’t think this is worth it for the price and I likely won’t get a full bottle.

When I was young, travelers returning from Thailand often brought back a particular coconut candy as a souvenir. It was a soft, chewy treat, wrapped in colorful, triangular packaging. This perfume smells like those candy. Coconut can sometimes feel overly sweet and artificial when paired with the wrong notes, but when it stands alone, simple and natural, it has a charm that's both comforting and delightful.

Nice, natural smelling opening with yummy coconut with earthy woody tones: unique and intriguing. Not too sweet or cloying. Then it enters the DIRTY icky phase where the coconut becomes very sweet, synthetic zombie coconut, and the cedar dominates in a harsh way. HELP! Dry down is lovely soft, sexy sandalwood and coconut. Was it just a bad dream? Really love where it lands, but it takes a lot to get there.

At first it smells like faint coconut and rubber with barely any sweetness to it, bitter and synthetic. It takes about half an hour for it to dry down into a sweet, creamy vanilla-coconut scent. If you're willing to stick around for the dry-down, it's probably worth buying. Strange opening, but warm and yummy once it settles.

This scent is light and fresh. Great for work or play. I like the way coconut and vanilla complement each other in this fragrance. Top notes are Vanillin and Cedar; middle notes are Coconut and CO2 Extracts; base notes are Sandalwood, Vanilla Absolute and Ambretone.

This is coconut without smelling like candy or sunscreen. It's pretty woody with touches of amber and nuttiness, light and soft around the edges without being too powdery. I like it, but it doesn't smell very special to me and is more intimate than I would like.

this smells good and isn't too sweet, but it is a bit artificial as others have mentioned. It has grown on me because i love coconut. I am back and forth on this one. Sillage and longevity are low but the scent keeps me coming back

Took me a few minutes to figure out what this smells like - it’s a dead ringer for Physician’s Formula Butter Bronzer. Which I love, but I get that other folks may want more from a fragrance.

I actually liked this. I do feel it smells a bit like a candle, and would not pay the price tag for this, but it's a pretty good coconut!

I enjoy this but wish the coconut stayed longer. After a few hours it becomes a delightful but close skin musk.

I love this scent! But the performance is very much lacking for me. 20 to 30 minutes?

Sophisticated coconut for summertime! I love it

I tried to work out both my feelings about this fragrance and why it seems so polarizing, and this is what I've decided: The fragrance opens with a sharp, chilly blast, like a coconut ice. But then the vanilla adds a contrasting crème de coconut feel. It also has some light-but-noticeable woody notes at the base. The coconut and vanilla don't feel aggressively artificial, per se, but the overall effect is one of artificiality owing, I think, to some of the auxiliary notes. I think this results in some real olfactory confusion: what is this going for? I don't dislike this. It's a fine coconut to my nose as someone who isn't wild about the scent. But it does feel like it has something of an identity crisis, as though the suits at Heretic said, "Ok, I guess we have to make a coconut fragrance now" without any particular inspiration or plan. It's all a bit perfunctory.

Got a sample 2ml sample with the beach goth discovery set. I initially liked the smell of this, but I also feel like it smells like coconut scented kids makeup or a Bratz doll right off the box idk. I feel like this fragrance also smells like a Shea Moisture hair product, whichever one is supposed to have a coconut scent. It's not a bad scent. It is quite nice. But I feel I can get this same smell for cheaper elsewhere. The longevity on me is also not great. It was gone, undetectable by the 3rd hour at the most. Out of the perfumes I have tried from Heretic, this one for me probably has the poorest performance in terms of longevity and projection. I know some like a skin scent, but at least have some longevity you know? Will probably use up the 2ml sample I have as poo spray haha

I’m sorry, but the price point of this is LUDICROUS, arrogant and undeserved. Drink a coconut water and spray yourself with Hawaiian Tropic and you’ll save yourself $150. This smells like if you ordered a coco loco at a cheap beach bar in Miami that gave you 80% ice and coco Lopez and the ice all melted in your drink - aka water and cream of coconut, but 80% water. Wtf. For this price?!?! NO

A great light coconut scent, like vegan coconut ice cream, and not too sweet. Unfortunately, coconut does overpower every other scent here, and I do not enjoy it... But if you like coconuts and they work with your skin, then this scent might be worth it. The longevity for me is actually 3-4 hours.

It’s okay. But the longevity of this fragrance is abysmal. 20 minutes max on my skin and just under a couple of hours on my clothes 🙁 Beautiful coconut scent, quite natural and not overly sweet but you must reapply every hour...

almost nonexistent smell on my own skin very faint and synthetic but made my brother try it and it changed to a warm and creamy coconut scent that suited him well so i gave it to him

The overall vibe I get from this fragrance is bakery on the beach. I also get a little coconut water. It's definitely not overpowering and is very intimate on the skin.