Roberto Cavalli Sweet Ferocious

A very instant hit for me! Straight out the gate I'm really impressed with this fragrance.as to my nose, It's so smooth and quite refined, with no weird burning rubber nuances or horribly synthetic. No, this scent is really well done and I wholeheartedly agree with many of the reviews that say that it wouldn't be out of place in a niche line. Projection is not that powerful and I can't comment on longevity yet but what I will say is that this scent has you in a real scent bubble and you can really smell yourself and it is absolutely wonderful. As for notes, the Cypriol and Guaiac Wood, really do provide an enjoyable backdrop to this ME inspired scent, as the smokiness they lend is like that of a mild bakhoor incense and for me this scent is all about the woody notes, which are softened and sweetened by the Elemi, Saffron, Oud, Tonka Bean and Amber, which are the stars of the show⭐ ✨ P.s I don't get any vanilla, which I'm quite pleased about, making this one of my firm favourite ME inspired cheapie scents.

This one is a hidden treasure. The quality for the price is incredible! It smells really opulent and expensive. It really gives the Roberto Cavalli's vibe: italian style (amazing bottle!) and italian irony (amazing name! an oxymoron!). The opening is strong, almost masculine. But this girl has an amazing character development: from strong - like some middle eastern male perfumes - to sweet and feminine, almost gourmandish! It is provocative...But in a positive way! It's for a woman who is sexy but she is also amusing! Let's say a prankstar femme fatale! I love it! Absolute mood lifter!

On my skin this is exactly like ameer al oudh by lattafa but sweet ferocious has orange peel and perhaps more spices in it. Or like when qaa'ed and ameer al oudh(not the intense one) had a baby you'd end up with this plus some orange. ;-) I can smell the elemi, the oudh, sugar, saffron and orange (peel) in it quite well. (Not listed but I also smell a little ginger and nutmeg in it I think.) It's sweet but in a darker dustier rawer kind of way. It's not fresh, bright, or like a clear mouthwatering gourmand. It's more woody, a sweet scented very dusty halloween candle mixed with quite a lot of (smooth) oudh. If you'd put this between other (standard) middle eastern fragances you wouldn't know the difference imo. And I think a man could def wear this as well, if he is into more sweet spicy woody fragances. Projection(with 3 sprays) is more than an armslength, lingers in the room for quite a bit and lasts about 4/5 hours on my skin. It smells like fall/winter (evening), halloween incense/candles. I love this, but I wish it would have less dusty sweetness in it though. (Tbh if you like this, or like halloween style fragances and havent bought this yet, I'd buy Qaa'ed instead. It's cheaper(where i live), lasts longer, and Qaa'ed is very similar but doesn't have that dusty sweet thing in it going on, has a less oudh-y undertone and is more clear/brighter. It's one of my fav fragances. Maybe Qaa'ed is a little more masculine leaning, so pls don't blind buy.)

Ohhh I wasn’t sure what to expect from this when I ordered the sample but it’s a beauty. It’s sweet and ambery but with a balsamic, oud-y layer to it. In hindsight, the bottle is a perfectly matched design. Not super feminine and might need some confidence to pull off wearing it. I think I’d be prepared to buy a full of bottle of this. Edit: predictably, I bought a full bottle.

Sensual, oriental, beautiful scent! Some sweetness in it makes it feminine, otherwise (without sweetness) would be complete unisex. So I add this scent into feminine line. Scent opens up with all of those ingredients at the same time. It is very rich, balsamic. Vanilla makes those woods softer. This creation reminds Roberto Cavalli Nero assoluto, but more spicy and more woody. I would instantly put Sweet Ferocious in the niche line. Projection is not that powerful, but it is good enough, because, for example, arabian perfumes with good projection are too rough and headache inducing. This one will not hurt anyone. 10/10

A safe blind buy for oud lovers.I hate oud,but i bought it blind because it was cheap and i was qurious.It is far from what i like.I knew i was not gonna like it.if there was musk in it it would be better.Anyway from a far it is bearable but from close sniffing big no for me.During autumn i think will be good When the first harsh beginning fade away is wearable ,it is sweet and warm ,i think i will find occasion to wear it.It will suit a man much better ,but i will make it work

A fairly ordinary fragrance that smells a bit artificial and reminds me of cherry syrup. I cannot say it is bad, but it is definitely not my style. Even though no sweet and sour cherry-like fruits are specifically listed in the notes, it has a tart and mouthwatering opening. I assume this comes from the tangy character of pomelo and orange peel. I actually agree with many of the reviews. It has a strangely sensual side to it, almost as if it tickles your senses and creates a slight tingling feeling. However, because it feels quite artificial, it becomes a bit overwhelming over time.

I agree this smells quite similar to Rosendo Mateu nr. 5 to me. I like that one as well, but this one is 2ay more budget friendly. It's deep and dark, I can smell oud and saffron, It's a bit sweet, and also a bit like warm rubber. Or elastic bands. Sounds weird, I know. But I really like it. It's unisex to me, and not your typical designer fragrance. It feels more middle eastern. More for fall/winter, but a succesful blindbuy for me. It exceeded my expectations.

This is such a beautiful, smooth fragrance. If you love Parfums de Marly Side Effect, you’ll really appreciate this gem. The bottle is stunning, and the scent itself is definitely underrated and under the radar. It’s also very affordable—worth getting your nose on it and giving it a try. In my opinion, it’s a solid fragrance, and with movement throughout the day I catch pleasant whiffs that make it even more enjoyable.

I smelt this in store today and it smells almost identical to Qaa'ed by Lattafa, only difference is the Roberto Cavalli is softer and sweeter making the composition more feminine, a little disappointing cause I wanted to buy a new Roberto Cavalli fragrance in these bottles to add my collection but I already have Qaa'ed and I like that one more soo.

Straight out of a very cold delivery locker, it smells like a cross between Fakhar Al Oud and Black Orchid but I know there must be much more to this. Projection is great and longevity-wise, 30 minutes after one initial spray, it's still going very strong. I will come back after it sits for a while at room temperature.

Opens strong with saffron and oud, which gives it an unmistakable Arabic touch. It smells expensive, dark, and confident. Total femme fatale vibe. The dry down is warm and slightly sweet, but not in a sugary way. The name might suggest sweetness, but this is way more grown and refined. Love it.

Roberto Cavalli brand is back, look like its first one made in US from Interparfums.

I thought they've discontinued this bottle shape