Cream Dream

If ever a note table could mislead... Gorgeous however as non gourmand as it could get. I get after a thorough analysis nose to skin some notes - I get the almond and the vanilla but everything else is a mystery... maybe the citrus is the very fleeting bright opening for 20-60 seconds. For me, and I swear despite my vast collection and not inexperienced nose that this is oily sandalwood on teak dusted with white pepper. A pinch of black pepper in the beginning. Having said that if sandalwood was my thing (which it isn’t) I’d gladly buy this (imposter if you will). It’s typical TSVGA so if this is your thing it won’t disappoint in performance unless you look at the note listing lol

You're an ooey-gooey cinnamon roll from Cinnabon, fresh out of the oven, steaming hot. Cream Dream by TSVGA Parfums.

I guess the name says it all. The orange is present but not quite what I was expecting. It is not as bright or fresh as I had expected. This is a very smooth fragrance, creamy is a nice descriptor. I got about four hours of passive projection and a couple more as a skin scent. As with most fragrances of this type, the citrus fades and the base vanilla and almond notes are more noticeable in the dry down, but the orange never disappears. I'd say, while not exciting it is pleasing.

This was interesting to sample but I would not buy it. The orange came through nicely and it also had for some reason, a spicy undertone--very mild but still curious because there isn't a note here that would lead you down a spicy path... It was pretty unisex, the orange was middle of the road--not too zesty and not super sweet. But finally, it was just not interesting enough for me, and I think the almond note set me off a bit.

“It smells like watered down fireball whiskey.” A liquor bomb. Cheap plastic bottle whiskey. Spiced rum. This is a bold scent. Not for everyone... something about it makes me feel like I’ve had too much to drink.