Joop! Le Bain

TONKA BOMB! This scent is really all about tonka, but here are the notes when sniffing up close: opens with a citrus-aromatic burst featuring aldehydes, that deepens into the jasmine-sandalwood heart with powdery, sweet, white-floral & faintly creamy facets, all resting on a tonka & amber-vanilla base. Tonka is the real star of the show here, and leans to the sweet-tobacco-almond variety with hints of almond-extract, near-dark-cherry, tobacco-blossom and raisin (although there is just a hint of the green-grassy facet in opening). The amber-vanilla in the base features a traditional amber which brings a balsam shampoo or Johnson & Johnson baby shampoo vibe (but not shampoo in general) which is perhaps the connection to "Le Bain" (The Bath). As the bottle ages, the almond/dark-cherry facets of tonka intensify and gain a hint of something near-leather, but maintain a veil of powderiness & a softly dark spiciness of something very near tobacco-blossom. Overall: This is a longtime classic tonka scent, and with good reason imho. Excellent performance and a unisex scent profile. You can't go wrong here. It's a love for me. Enjoy! Contrast to Pi Givenchy: These are different, but there are similarities with tonka & amber-vanilla. Pi has a more masculine leaning opening, and a less intense approach overall that doesn't go quite as deep with the almond/dark-cherry facets of tonka. Both have excellent performance but Joop! Le Bain has a more intense profile which gives an impression of better projection, although Pi has soft but present projection. Update 03/31/25: This has aged nicely, getting more vanillic and sweeter. I gave a bottle of this to one of my nieces, and noticed how gorgeous the trail was - even more tonka than I first realized (if that was possible). In the air it has a lot in common with many other tonka dominant scents. Love it still.

Le Bain was ahead of its time! I really think this could have been released yesterday and no one would have raised an eyebrow. It's not your typical 80s fragrance at all. It's intense like many of them are (though older versions must have surely been even stronger), but due to the heavy dose of tonka it fits right in with today's gourmands. It opens with a juicy and even a little boozy cherry almond scent. It's warm and balsamic at that, but the cleanliness of orange blossom and some light soapy aldehydes make it fit to its name. As it dries down the cherry vibe and soapiness vanish, at this point it's mainly vanilla, amber and heaps of almondy tonka. Contrary to some modern tonka fragrances this never goes into the more masculine spicy/aromatic direction and also doesn't have that strong synthetic creamy base found in many of them. It's more balsamic and ambery, but mostly very powdery. While Le Bain is definitely a sweet and warm scent, there are enough balancing notes to not let it turn cloying. It's a simple, but beautiful composition. Very cozy and sensual. And dirt cheap nowadays. The bottle might look dated and boring, but don't let that deter you. I would recommend this to anyone who likes tonka and cherry notes, the dichotomy of warm amber and clean orange blossom in Jean Paul Gaultier's Classique line or any perfume with the word 'Loukhoum' in its name. This oldie could be a great surprise for people who aren't hardcore vintage fans.

I first discovered this perfume when watching a YouTube review of amazing cheapies. When I jumped on to fragrantica to check out the notes and saw that it was a woody vanilla, it felt like fate because I had been obsessing over finding exactly that. I was so excited to try it when the bottle arrived and I was not disappointed. It’s a vanilla that isn’t heavy, cloying or too sweet. It’s airy without getting lost and soft but definitely not shy. It feels like an early summer day with the sun on my face. It doesn’t evolve too much on my skin, but I love that because I love what it smells like when I first put it on. I have never smelled anything like it (I’ve smelled lots of perfumes and have a knack for placing scents and notes) so I can’t compare it to anything, but would say I am no longer sad that I can’t get Atelier Vanille Insensee in Canada, so it has replaced that woody vanilla for me. This layers really well too - so far I have tried it with Absolute Bentley for men (my partners woody amber) and a sample of Schwarzlose Rausch and both have just added to the depth and longevity of this. I would not have said this is a sexy perfume when I first smelled it, as it has a clean (not soapy!) quality as is suggested by the name. But my partner finds this really sexy on me because it sits close to the skin and so now by association I feel sexy when I wear it.

I believe the upside-down structure of this fragrance is what's causing all the mixed reactions. Here is my personal breakdown as sprayed on skin (I'll get to paper strips at the end*): 1. On skin, Le Bain delivers the base notes right away. I mean immediately! Therefore, the first 5-10 minutes can be overwhelming. You get an initial dose of medicinal boozy Tonka/Vanilla syrupy-ness. It almost smells like synthetic honey for a minute. Pleasant, but very strong. 2. After the initial heady blast, a warm amber fuzzyness emerges, rounding out the sharp sweetness. Nice! 3. 20 minutes on the skin, you get the spa-like effect of the namesake. An aldehydic wax candle scent appears. Le Bain indeed... This is the core of the fragrance. But still, no florals at this point. 4. Finally, the dry down delivers the cedar/sandalwood and lastly the rose & jasmine peek through, making the whole thing smell clean, cozy and lush. Beautiful and worth the wait. So, when it comes to testing on paper strips, an entirely different thing happens, you get citrus-powder-florals instantly! How bizarre! It's as if the base notes only truly develop on skin. Le Bain is a lovely comfort scent and I am very fond of it - however I can see how it can be polarizing depending on where/how it is applied. Please give it a chance and allow it to go through its stages before judging :)

I was looking for a scent that could replace Gaultier 2. Gaultier 2 is almost extinct and the bottles that I have been finding are overpriced. I read that this is a quality replacement so I found a bottle and ordered it. Oh my gosh! I did not think that I would like it because of the price point. I thought it was going to smell cheap, but this is better than Gaultier 2 in my opinion. Gaultier 2 has a sweet amber, vanilla, smell that dries down to the scent of a plastic doll head or burning plastic when over-sprayed. If over-sprayed that note is disgusting and headache-inducing. However, Joop does not have that note. Instead, all I pick up from Joop is vanilla, amber, a white flower is attempting to peek through with a bit of citrus in the background. Joop! Le Bain is divine. I heard that Joop! will no longer be selling fragrances in North America so I will be stocking up on this. I am so happy that I went with Joop! instead of Gaultier 2. p.s. don't overspray too much, the sillage on this can be monstrous.

Don't let the name fool you, and don't listen to the ones that use the word 'fresh' when describing Le Bain. Think 90's bathroom, not a modern spa bath. This is a thick, heavy (potent!) potion of the 80's/90's, and I say that with love and respect for both the era and this perfume. Le Bain is beautiful. Try it is you like ambers and enjoy a slight vintage feel. It's not dated, but it does smell like it was created a few decades ago. I'm honestly not sure how to describe it without turning to adjectives; it smells comforting to me. Like a safe home with a warm mom present. It smells slightly of the erasers and toys from the 80-90s - it's very grown up but it also has something carefree and a childlike element to it. Maybe someone I knew growing up used it, I don't know...but it's a scent that makes me feel things. Opening is extremely strong. The scent itself is also very dense. I will experiment with how to apply/wear it, because it can make me a little nauseaus.

J'adore ♥ ! I came to a sample accidentally through our neighbour, I got it together with Chopard Cashmere. It was 20 years ago??? Now I got a 75 ml bottle of discounted tester for little money ♥ For me, it is a very underestimated perfume. It is one of those scents, which are blended so well, that you cannot tell what is in there. It reminds me of high-end perfumes in terms of quality. It just lingers and lingers and leaves trail (yayy!). I definitely feel a yummy bourbon vanilla, not overly sweet, a bit spicey - I guess it is that tonka bean (?) Like you have a delicious vanilla pudding poured with cinnamon or cardamom. Or allspice (pimento). Now that I read the notes, yes, I could pick up the orange blossom, lily-of-the-valley, cedar, amber. Otherwise I wouldn't know. It is just fantastically, delicately blended. It is sweet, feminine, warm, wrapping, hugging. I could wear it in hot summer like a silk dress, or in the winter as a cashmere scarf.

Finally bought a 40ml bottle to try. Why did I wait so long? I didn’t try this in the 90s and 00s either- never really paid attention to Joop fragrances back then. My loss, clearly. This is so lovely, calming and comforting (definitely like relaxing in a warm bath), present yet understated. I get hints of almond and a teeny bit of cherry (which I’m pleased about as I’m not into cherry fragrances), but mostly tonka and soft vanilla. There’s definitely something creamy about it which is the gorgeous magnolia. I can’t fully detect the rose and lychee on my skin. Already one of the best blind buys this year and fully intending to buy back up bottles and look into the flanker. Reminds me of the discontinued Le Couvent cologne of the missions, the drydown of the original Gaultier2 (haven’t tried the re-release yet) and also Al rehab golden sand (would be great layered with the perfume oil).

This part of @marckmenke review I was going to say: "Overall, Joop! Le Bain smells like Joop! Homme! with its most interesting notes removed or reduced. No orange, no cinnamon, no cardamon, and most notably, no heliotrope. Instead, Le Bain comes off mostly as a roughly fresh, citrus-topped, vanilla-tonka-amber and sandalwood." It's true -- Le Bain is the framework of the OG bombshell JOOP! Homme, just without the spices, heliotrope and jasmine of the daddy. It's a pared down, feminine, casual perfume. It's Homme's pretty teenage blonde daughter, with the rosy pink cheeks and smiling, sparkling blue eyes. And I LOVE it! It's ICONIC; just like the ugly bottle shape with the plastic cornflower engraved cap, and shouting font exclaiming JOOP! (that's the part on which we disagree) I hope they never change the design. 😚✌🏻

A Powdery vanilla that is just so lovely. Reminds me of 80s toys, especially my cabbage patch doll, Marilyn. Not a bad thing! I really love this perfume. What a great find! I would call this a non-sweet or not-too-sweet gourmand that is affordable and unique. Highly recommend for vanilla lovers and/or powder lovers. Edit: I’m loving this in cooler weather. Yesterday Joop! Le Bain reminded me of hot chocolate with lots of powdery marshmallows! It seemed to last a lot longer on my skin too. As I am playing with this I’ve noticed something.... It doesn’t seem to layer well (on me) with scented body creams. In fact, I think this perfume holds its scent better on unmoisturized skin.

This was a pleasant blind buy. I agree with everyone who says it's rich. It really is! On me, it's resinous, ambery, thick, kinda sweet (not candy), and warm. I know we've had threads in the past on the forums about scents that smell "golden", well, this is one of them. Very nice and long lasting; sillage is strong at first, but settles to a more moderate aroma. I own a few Joops now and so far, I've been very satisfied with them. Le Bain is good for cooler weather; late fall, winter and perhaps early spring. It's also good for those cool, rainy days when you just want to snuggle up in a warm blanket and close out the world around you. Very nicely done! Thanks Joop!

Back in the early 2000's Bath & Body Works offered an Aromatherapy Sensual Jasmine Vanilla fragrance. I used to bathe in it - literally because I had the body wash and figuratively because I had the very potent body spray. It was so, so good. Le Bain reminds me of that maybe 65%. If the tonka were subtracted, it would be closer. My only criticism of Le Bain is that it has a surplus of cherry amber, making it a choker in hot humidity. In cool weather, this is lovely. It's well named because it smells like a shower after someone used a perfumey body wash. There's a face cream undertone or maybe the scentshadow of Jergens cherry almond lotion. In a good way.

Under 35$ alert! There are a few inexpensive fragrances that can blow most niches out of the park! This one is not far behind. This is the fragrance that induced a spark in brands like Dior and Guerlain to create their legendary gourmands like Feve delicieuse and Tonka Imperial. A beautiful, creamy heliotropic take on tonka and vanillin, simple yet highly smooth! There isn't much to go in-depth here; keeping it short; just imagine a hug of tonka bean and vanilla delicately dusted with sandalwood powder, the delicate hug remains throughout the day. A revolution in the world of modern perfumery, the initiator of gourmands. 9/10

Stunning blind buy! Rich in tonka, amber, and a cherry-like almond; while getting the occasional waft of patchouli and cedar. It's not as aldehydic as I was expecting! There is a definite orange blossom which totally enhances the fruitiness of the cherry accord. The dry down is warm, balsamic, a marzipan comfort scent. It's not creamy or dessert-like. Not like Lira, for example. The vanilla is aromatic and powdery. In the advanced dry down the florals are more noticeable. It's honestly lovely- just in time for my favorite season. I will reach for this often - it's up there with my most expensive niche scents. Very pleased 🤍

This may sound very strange considering the notes listed in this scent, but on my skin I get a wonderful mixture of dense cherry, vanilla and almond notes in the base. I really, REALLY like this one. JOOP! Le Bain is super unique and delicious to my nose, but it also confuses me a little bit, that I get cherry and almond since they aren't listed as notes anywhere. I just kept sniffing my wrist wondering what on Earth I was smelling 😊🍒 I think this is a moderate to colder weather scent for me personally, because it ends up so "thick" and sweet on my skin. It does smell slightly dated, I think, but in the most charming way 💕

Once the fruit dominated opening settles down, the fusion of sweet citrus with spicy vanilla brings a reminiscence of confectionary pipe tobacco. Which is lovely. Late dry down is powdery-spicy, which is also gorgeous. Although not mentioned in the notes, to my nose the combination of vanilla and light florals suggests heliotrope. Le Bain is a good name for this, as it really gives the sense of relaxation and cosiness you get from a lovely warm bath. Screw being a "real" guy, one sniff of this and I'm ready to deploy the bath bombs. Just smear a little Vaseline on that lens would you?

How did I not know this existed? 🤦♀️ I can’t with myself sometimes.... Ladies, this is so gentle and feminine, clean yet not boring, addictive, good for a signature or all year round fragrance. Not your typical vanilla, absolute steal when you compare quality to price. It reminds me of YSL Cinema, at least the updated version. Both to me smell like if the Johnsons’s baby shampoo was a niche fragrance but Le bain has a vanilla ice cream vibe in addition. I also get a very nice wheat note I can’t quite explain but it’s my comfort fragrance. Absolute staple in my collection now.

I adore tonka in perfumes, and that - along with the ridiculously low price - made me take the risk of a blind buy. What an amazing purchase! A gorgeous tonka paired with amber vanilla and something that keeps the scent from being cloying or overly sweet - I think that’s thanks to the aldehydes. It’s truly unique, cozy, and perfect for the cooler days ahead. The bottle is simple and lovely, the longevity is flawless, and the projection is just right for me - it doesn’t fill the whole room, but I catch gentle whiffs of it every now and then. Absolutely wonderful!

This is gorgeous! I blind bought this after seeing a You Tube review. Probably my best blind buy to date! Just delicious. Instantly loved it from first spray....hard to describe. I find the jasmin and tonka very prominent, in a fantastic way. I almost get a (not sickly) almond. Smells luxurious without being too sweet or pretentious. Smells very expensive to me. I could bathe in this. A very everyday scent, I think, signature worthy. Very non offensive, I think this is a crowd pleaser. Very good projection and longevity. Total bargain.

Treated the wife to this after seeing it advertised for £12 delivered (what a charmer), anyway it came while she was at work so I did the honourable thing and tested it. First sniff and I’m thinking Vanilla, Cherry, Tonka B.S I’m not getting any of that, second sniff after about 10 minutes and the Cherry note nearly blew my socks off, 30 minutes in and the Cherry is not as pronounced as the Vanilla and Tonka have kicked in. It’s a pleasant everyday scent, I’d say for ages 35+. Will she like it, I doubt it but us men are born triers. 😘

I really like this fragrance because it has a lot going for it. It smells wonderful from start to finish. The price is very inexpensive for a scent of this quality. Joop has pulled out some excellent fragrances over the years and this is one of their earliest ones which would have been a hard act to follow. However, they have produced the goods and La Bain was a super example to lead the way. A seriously excellent fragrance that does not burn a hole in your pocket. A 8.75 all the way for me. I told you, "I really love La Bain" 👍👌😁!!!

I joined this site so I could write this review. Joop! Le Bain is the first perfume I ever really loved for myself. It smells like real vanilla pods and booze and rolling tobacco and a well deserved indoor nap next to a sunny window. It smells like the song Wild World, but not the original by Cat Stevens—the 90s remake by Mr. Big. I first wore it on loan from a friend at boarding school in 1993. I forget about it for long stretches but always have a bottle somewhere—you should, too. It feels at once nostalgic and aspirational.

When I first bought this I was really disappointed, my main association was something like "farty old library smell". It was one of my earliest purchases, bought in my first haul. I didn't really know what tonka smelled like back then and expected much more of a pure vanilla, which this is definitely not. It started to grow on me really quickly, went form dislike to okay to like to love and has stayed there for years now. This is such a comforting scent, not at all exciting but really enjoyable to wear and perfectly balanced.

🎶 Flying to the moon again... dreaming about marzipan... 🎶 Warm, resinous amber, and velvety tonka, cherry-vanilla pipe tobacco with sweet almond oil. Le Bain is a great value for what it is (Feve, Velvet Tonka)... I'm not getting much for floral; aside from a light, sweet suggestion of orange blossom. Not much for aldehydes either, except for the fact it feels "clean". A delicious, luxurious but fairly priced French boutique style gourmand (made in Germany). Will layer perfectly with L'OCCITANE body care products.

This is one of my favourite cheapies ever.im starting to discover that I do have a love of aldehydic vanillas with certain citruses at the top. I see certain similarities with the top of this and Tom Ford mettalique. And I love that fragrance. I smell a definite hint of cherry in this even if it's not there, it may be the mix of tonka with the other notes. This projects so pleasantly I wore this to work and got compliments on it. Its not for everyone but to me,this is comforting and sexy at the same time.

ALL YEAR ROUND - TREASURE!!! "Le Bain" - a friend of mine described it as "it's like you took a bath in the Rococo period, in a marble tub with gold gilded tiles" - How poetic is that! I am absolutely in Love with this gem - it's perfect! I think it's just as good for summer as it is for winter. Very easy to wear - it has a very soft sweet quality, slightly balsamic and powdery - beautiful vanilla. So Addictive - I just can't stop smelling it. Already ordered a replacement for when I run out. 11/10

Darling, if your perfume smells like “cream soda and condoms”, honey....we’re not in the fragrance section anymore — we’re in aisle 7 at CVS, right next to pepto and regret 😂 On my skin Le Bain is pure cozy luxury: soft, creamy, sweet amber that wraps around you like a cashmere blanket you stole from a Parisian penthouse. No protection required - unless, of course you’re planning to leave your dignity at home. If it’s giving condoms, forget the dry down - I’m checking the batch code.

Beautiful! I’ve been eyeing this one for a while because I saw people comparing it with JPG 2, which is my signature scent. I understand why, since both are thick and sweet scents, but Joop is not as loud! It smells great - tonka, amber, jasmine and some aldehydes is what I get on my skin. It’s sweet, but blended so beautifully! I can’t believe I paid £20 for a large bottle! Great winter scent - it’s cosy, warm and resinous, and smells much more expensive on me than what I paid for!

You need this perfume in your collection. You may think - no, well.... But I tell you: Yes. It is so worth it! And you will be surprised, how often and easy you will reach for it. IT IS SO GOOD, so universal and still lovely in it ́s own way. When you get it, it will always be there in the front row of your collection. You will always want to have it near by your hands. This little, unspectacular bottle. It will never make a statement, but it will make you very happy.

I got an very old 75 ml vintage bottle for 70 Euro and also tested the current formulation. The vintage smells wonderful from the beginning to the end, warm and soft, but not weak. It's not a beast mode fragrance, but for several hours it's always present and caresses the nose. The current formulation also smells good, but more synthetic and the performance is "different". For the current cheap prices it's fine, but I prefer the vintage.

Le Bain is a gorgeous amber fragrance. It reminds me a lot of Tardes by Carner Barcelona. In the opening, they are very far apart but in the dry down, on the skin, I couldn't tell them apart. Le Bain opens brighter because of the aldehydes but the aldehydes here are not vintage. They actually bring a fizzy and bright aspect to the composition and the Rose although soft it’s present. Joop Le Bain is well-loved for a good reason.

This fragrance is so good. As I keep sniffing my wrist and the outside of my arm, I get whiffs of aroma similar to the notes of Molecule 01. I smell amber, incense, nectary sweetness, powdery fluffiness. Unbelievable scent. I also got Joop! after watching Sebastian and Dana video on YouTube. It's not the first fragrance I get after their reviews, I adore their channels. I will definitely stock up on this beauty.

This is amazing. Nothing like it. Great blind buy. Very balsamic and resinous. The neroli should be up top. It is very honeyed. Tonka, some sandalwood, light musk, some patchouli hidden to deepen, fizzy aldehydes and bergamot in the top. This is NOT vanilla. It is more about the tonka and the amber. Yes, there is an almost almond or amaretto quality that comes off a bit like a cherry tobacco.

I heard that this smells like cherry vanilla tobacco and I had to get it. When I sniffed it, it was instant love 😍 it's jammy, buttery and soft. It mixes well with my chemistry, I have got a lot of compliments. Someone said "That perfume is very you". The sillage is soft, but people notice it, hence the compliments. Longevity isn't amazing, but it's cheap and smells amazing, so who cares

My cosy, after bath, bedtime snuggle scent. I have heard it described as a solar fragrance and I get this. To me it smells like the warmth of the sun, not the heat, not the scorching rays, not literally, but like the warmth of the sun. Perhaps filtered through fluffy clouds onto a meadow, a comforting scent. Notes of buttery soft almond and flora, with a clean post bath radiance.

I wholeheartedly agree with reviewer under me! JOOP! Le Bain is a gem! Lovely warm vanilla, which I crave every day this winter 😁 At first I was worried about the aldehydes, but they are fleeting and actually pretty lovely in the opening of Le Bain. It is a perfume that blooms on your skin and it is a journey from top to dry down. It's not smelling vintage to me, just pure bliss.

Very cozy, beautiful perfume. Doesn't feel dated at all, even though it has a certain age. I don't feel the aldehydes, maybe because the fragrance is well blended. I feel the booziness. It evokes a nice glass full of cognac or rum. If you.love vanilla.and amber, I think you might find a little gem in this perfume. I would wear it with a sweater. Suitable for autumn and winter.

I agree their website has some note differences than here. But, I mean...do they ever really reveal everything? I love this fragrance. Simply put, it's beautiful. Intial spray does have an airy scent, fresh air. But it quickly settles to floral. Then my favorite part: the vanilla drydown with the other notes bring in a cozy deeper vanilla. Comforting in these colder months.

NOW I see what the fragrance community has been going on about! Right off the bat I get something that smells like an exotic dessert -- delicious, but not sugary sweet like a lot of mall gourmands are. It's like rum, rice pudding, and dates. It's also weirdly lightweight and clean, which is amazing for a gourmand because sometimes they can be a little nauseating.

There is so much more to this than it seems, at least to the old version that lasts a long time. Sometimes it shows itself as a friendly vanilla, but more often the depth and complexity shines through, and balsamic, hot fiery boozy aspects jump at you. Mine is from before the reformulation around 2013-14, and it is a wonderfully warm, passionate winter scent.

Iconic. I love it. I impulse bought it and it made me sell a few of my arabian perfumes so that I balance out my collection cause they had the same notes, and no regrets, this is so sophisticated and much better than similar oriental scents in the same price range. THE choice for the winter and also smells a bit like lemon pie.

So, so, so good! A bath with vanilla scented salts. Sweet vanilla, clean and bright notes, a touch of cinnamon, and fruity, orangey undertones. As noted in other reviews, these elements combine to create a tobacco-rum-cherry-like essence that develops midway through the luxurious bath experience. I also love the bottle.

Seems like any time I find a perfume with such polarizing reviews, I end up loving it. I want to roll around in this scent like a cat in catnip. It is alluring, comforting. A fuzzy thick blanket fresh out of the dryer with the dryer sheets clinging to it still in the house of someone who only wears Joop! fragrances.

Amióta ez a parfüm megjelent, mindig tartok 1 üveggel belőle. Nem is tudom miért, de nekem ez 'pipadohány' illat, pedig nincs is az összetevői között. Imádom az illatát, füstös, keleties és mindig kapok bókokat, amikor ezt viselem. Ár érték arányában is kiváló. Nálam Ő az örök klasszikusok közé tartozik.

This is a gem of a fragrance, particularly for the price. I get vanilla and cherry tobacco with this one and it's deliciously warm and cosy. I love it and it will be one of those ones I will repurchase. It's one of my go-to autumn fragrances as it really comes alive on my skin this time of year.

This is a mature, discreet beauty. Must get through the opening, though. It becomes a skin scent, helping me understand its "Le Bain" aspects. If I am on a business trip, I can see taking this along; it would go nice in the seminar (think chilly ballroom) as well as for cocktails.

Soft, warm, and cozy, like being enveloped by a cashmere blanket. Le Bain is a tonka bean perfume as that is like 90% of what I get, and the tonka bean here is SAVORY. I found it very delicious and unique. I don't detect much aldehydes here so I don't really get a bath vibe.

Such a gem among cheap perfumes. It’s soft, calming scent with hint of aldehydes, vanilla, amber, and mostly almonds – even though they’re not officially listed. Super easy to wear all year round. Longevity and projection are decent. For the price, it's 1000 out of 10.

I fell in love right away. First spritz I smell a mix of tonka/vanilla syrupy-ness, very strong though. Then some warm amber fuzzyness emerges with a kind of spa-like effect, I ́m in heaven! It ́s such an incredible scent and a must have in my collection.

this one is interesting. it starts with amber, woods and citruses along with some sweetness from the tonka. it seems so familiar to something but i can't place it. i find this subtle, cozy and calming, much like a bath. perfect name for it.