Love Spell

[This review is for the EDT with the name in text only and squared bottle as pictured, purchased from eBay circa 2014] I had a college roommate with the most terrifying grooming habits. She’d lock herself up in the bathroom for an hour, put in tons of hair products, and finish with many liberal spritzes of Love Spell body mist. For years, I was convinced I hated this scent. It was nauseatingly sweet, smelled like plastic, and reminded me of hairspray. However, reading the notes on this as an adult made me want to revisit it. I adore peach, cherry blossom, and jasmine, and the key notes read like a perfume I would design for personal use. I begrudgingly bought a bottle of the EDT from eBay, and was surprised, because I actually love it. In my experience, the EDT formulations from the VS Garden collection smell way better than their body mist and other body products. They are more complex instead of sweet all the way through, and contain some tartness. I was disappointed to find that none of the listed notes really translate to this perfume, but I get juicy stone fruit with a delicious pucker of tartness from the tamarind. I never noticed that it was tamarind previously, but now i can taste it. This note really works well to cut through the sweetness, as I find the addition of red apple to be too much, and the “peach” is more like canned peaches or perhaps a cobbler, as it lacks the floral fragrance of fresh peach. Beyond this, there is an amorphous musky-woody base to keep the fragrance from smelling like candy. I definitely don’t detect anything like cherry blossom or jasmine, but perhaps generic spring flowers. Juicy stone fruit, generic spring flowers, musky woods, and a punch of tamarind. It doesn’t sound so appealing, but something about this really works for me. It sits well on my skin and becomes less sweet and more floral-musky, but stays pretty stable for a few hours. I love wearing this at home while relaxing, and letting the scent open up. Too much (as I discovered through a faulty sprayer) can definitely make this a sickeningly sweet, plastic scent, where the tartness is lost and all you get is hairspray. Enjoy with a light hand, and Love Spell is lovely!

Love Spell is the epitome of a postmodern perfume. Why? All of the American cultural references it evokes. Love Spell smells like artificially flavored fruit candy, grape soda and fruity cereals mixed with inexpensive drugstore musks from the 70s and 80's. The scent reminds me of eating Fruity Pebbles and Lucky Charms on Saturday morning watching cartoons when we only had three channels and you had to change the channels manually. Love Spell effortlessly brings up memories of Life Savers, Skittles, Jolly Ranchers getting drunk on fruity wine coolers in the 80's, peach schnapps, orange chewable baby aspirin, Smarties, Blow Pops and Jello shots. It's like an olfactory advertisement for nearly all mass marketed sugary products from the late 20th century. But I experience Love Spells' vulgar artifice as appealing rather than disgusting. It's so cheerful, innocent, cheap and optimistic. Love Spell smells as if it was painstakingly designed by some diabolical genius social engineer. Let's bottle an entire generations' scent memories around the turn of the millennium to get the nostalgia for the old world out of the way to herald a new age that will be nothing like the late 20th century. We'll Pavlov every scent memory possible out of everyone and see what comes up. We'll get it all out of their system before we change everything and make artificial flavor, colors, speech and perfume ingredients verboten.

Love spell is one of the most popular Victoria secret scents of all time. You probably have or will have smelt this before, and at least owned it or can think of someone you know that owns it. It’s not as popular as it used to be in the 2000s, but it’s still timeless. Love spell is very similar to pure seduction, except that the florals are more stronger. Oddly enough, when I spray this, I can smell oranges. I’m not sure if there is an orange note in this, but I can definitely smell that other than peach. I love wearing this one in the spring and summertime. Sometimes I love her, wearing her every other day. Other times I smell love spell and I just think that it’s too juvenile and strong. This may be because there’s a slight sour smell to love spell, and I know I’m not the only one that smells it because I’ve seen other people mention it in reviews. Yes, love spell is similar to pure seduction in the way that it’s fruity, girly, fresh, and clean. But love spell has a slight sourness to it that smells too sharp and almost like medicine. Perhaps it’s the cherry blossom or the musk, I don’t know. The lilac note can also smell a bit off for me too. I do have to be in the mood, but I can’t hate love spell.

Synthentic is the proper term to describe this scent, but lets be honest here, this is a cheap body spray, if your going into this thinking its going to be the most realistic peach youve ever smelt, from Victorias Secret no less, then you are going to be deeply dissapointed. That being said, I love this scent. In the same way i love the artificial flavoring of a jolly rancher. Its sweet and satisfying towar someone with a gourmand like sweet tooth. Ilmow vanilla isnt in the notes but I swear some days I smell a strong vanilla note. Other days this smells very clean and almost fresh. I reach for this quite often, even more so on days when i cant choose a scent or in the summer when I tend to gravitate more towards body sprays. I hate when people describe scents as "stripper" scents. I feel like its used as a way to degrade not only the scent but the women that wears it as well through not so subtle slut shaming. Flaunting your sexuality is not a bad thing, neither is wearing synthetic peach body sprays. Rock what you got and what you like.

smells like PE after food tech and gcse mocks (“and year 8" according to my sister) — none of those are times of my life that i particularly want to revisit but it was the shoulder-tap of nostalgia that made me pick up a bottle of this again (or maybe the 4 for £40 deal on vs body sprays <3). it is SO juicy and smells exactly like a mocktail i'd love to drink on a hot summer's day! i don't see any citrus in the notes but there is something like a sweet-ish tangerine coming across imo which makes it super mouthwatering. i sprayed it yesterday after a gruelling journey back home from uni to lift my spirits and hit me with a dose of dopamine while my feet ached like i'd been walking on lava >.< it worked so well and lasted over 4 hours on my clothes which, in my mind, is nearly nuclear for a body spray. sorry to everyone that has to interact with me irl for the foreseeable future bc i'm about to be wearing this every day until it runs out... and then i'll go and buy another bottle 💜🪄

Oldie but goldie. I still remember the first time I smelled this in highschool, on one of the rich popular girls. The sillage was insane, the whole classroom filled with the most fresh bubbly scent when she stepped in, and I became obsessed with it. She definitely knew her impact too, probably felt like queen of the school. You could only buy it at the airport at the time, so you know she had just been on a vacation too. I smell sweet peach ice tea, but some others have said it smells like beer. Honestly I don't care if someone says it smells like piss, you'd have to pry it out of my cold dead hands. I'm never quitting Love Spell.

I think that the majority of the americans who smell this would have to agree that this scent is all but synonymous with awkward pre teen dances and braces. But I don't mean it in a bad way at all, in all honesty it is still a scent I wear proudly at the age of 23. It has a beautiful effervescent quality to it, almost like a dry champagne. I do not think it is as sweet and syrup like as some people describe! It's light and fresh and very girly. I wear this scent a lot because lately it's the only one that doesn't seem to nauseate me and I get a lot of compliments on it. It's a pretty safe scent to chose, but wear it with pride!

When I first bought the scent, I didn't like it. It was heavy and ''weird'' and too fruity instead of floral. But I didn't want to waste it so I sprayed it on at night when I was at home. Slowly I not only got used to the scent but genuinely enjoy it so much to the point where I'll definitely repurchase it as soon as this bottle finishes. It just smells so.. magnificent to me now. It lives up to the name and men do actually really like this scent! It isn't the most elegant scent nor the most unique but I have a soft spot for this fragrance and im so glad I got it

This is a time machine in a bottle. I have so many memories attached to Love Spell and I went through so many bottles back in High School. Friends and family knew I wore this so much for Christmases or Birthdays someone would always gift me a spray and a lotion. I miss the old bottles too not a fan of the new ones. When I smell it on someone else I can instantly identify it and the memories come flooding in. I've moved on to other perfumes but I wish I could turn back time and smell this for the first time all over again.

Peachy, apricot? It smells very fruity on me for the first half a minute and quite a bit of alcohol so it’s almost like dousing myself in an fruit cocktail or something. Then after awhile the alcohol dies down and I’m left with a musky peach scent. Probably not a scent for those who don’t like fruity scents but a lovely one to wear over late Spring and throughout Summer. Would be absolutely ideal for the younger age group and a bit of fun for those who are 35+ who want a bit of fun. A real daytime perfume.

Love spell literally reminds me so much of my childhood. My mom either had this exact scent or another one that smelled exactly like this. I got it in a 4 piece set for Christmas from my husband and this is my favorite scent out of them all. The note I smell the most is definitely the Lilac, which is my mom's favorite flower so I'm not surprised she had this. It's definitely a scent that you can immediately point out what it is but I love it so much, not just for the nostalgia

I have 2 vintage body mists, bought in the US circa year 2000. I always made an impression everywhere I went, and I even made a boyfriend during a party while wearing this. Someone wrote below that Love Spell can be easily identifiable and I agree. The body mists still smell amazing to this day, fruity and juicy, although maybe the longevity is slightly reduced. Honestly, I don't have the current version so I can't compare the 2 but I assume that they share the same DNA.

I'm so glad I don't have any annoying adolescent memories attached to this scent like so many others do 😅 To me it's just so, so gorgeous. Fruity without being too childish or too nonchalant; it's flirty, fun, and pretty. One of those scents that isn't a gourmand, but could still undeniably be described as yummy. To be frank, I enjoy it WAY too much to care if anyone around me thinks I smell like their middle school locker room LOL.

i wore this throughout high school and my early university years, and i still love it! it helps that i absolutely love peach i remember drenching myself in this when i first started going out to bars. i smell this and i can immediately also smell vodka cruisers and cigarettes, lol. i’m in my 20s now and i’ve managed to find a perfume oil version of this, which is a bit more mellow and close to the skin. my partner loves it still :)

I wore the body lotion for a long time and I just bought the fragrance. I love the freshness of this scent and the sweetness is so light and fresh if that makes any sense!! The cherry blossom note is what I smell most and the musky notes are a great compliment to the cherry blossom. I love spraying this on after I’ve had a shower and applied the body lotion. Great fresh scent.

What can I say? It smells really, really good. It's one of the scents that made me realize I love a peach note in my fragrances. It smells fruity, sweet, and girly. I smell a bit of a citrusy opening that isn't in the listed notes. Yes, it's not a mature scent, but it doesn't have to be. However, due to their longevity, I would never pay full price for a VS body mist.

I just purchased this after trying it in store. It's fantastic; it has decent longevity (especially for a body mist), it's a massive compliment getter and has a sweet fruitiness that is overall appealing especially due to cherry blossom note. The main note I get from it is peach and it's a fantastic sweet daytime fragrance that's not overbearing.

Love Spell is the perfect name for this because this scent is very mesmerising and hypnotic. It's fruity, fresh and sweet, all in one. It's delightful. The peach and cherry blossom makes such a youthful and pleasant combination. I'm in my mid thirties but I still love to wear this. It's perfect for warmer weather, and very charming.

Say what you want ladies. For me when this came out the name was accurate. Most men my age at that time (and still today) were hypnotized and could do little to break "the spell". @cardigan I don't care what Freud would have to say. You can hate on it all you want but there's a reason its still around today.

Pears, peaches and more. There are a lot of different fruits in here. But it isn't 100% fruit. A little dated. But unique and sugary delicious. Brings back memories. Surprisingly long lasting. Something about it smells a little waxy. Maybe that's the fixative. It's a gotta have for me😊

I got in a cruise and I love it. I like peach aroma and makes a great combination with cherry. I wear after shower at evening at home before I g bed, it make feel so good and radiant. It does not last, like all VS aromas. I wish I could find something like this in a good brand.

I call this one “migraine in a bottle”. Apart from smelling infantile and cheap....It’s way too strong and smells like chemical peaches. Don’t buy a big bottle, you don’t want the obligation of using it up. I don’t normally bin perfumes but I couldn’t give this one away. Avoid.

Just happened to pass by this fragrance in the store today and call it “juvenile” or “kid like” this perfume smells like one big juicy peach! Definitely has a synthetic and sour side but I enjoy its musk undertones and I wanna say I smell hints of like a jasmine undertone.

This will always be a staple in my collection. It does remind me of middle school but is literally one of the most wearable fragrances. I've never met anyone who hates this fragrance. Every man I've ever met likes this fragrance. Sweet, fruity... what more can you want?

I’m not american and didn’t grow up with this. Got my first bottle from online store and it smells really good. Not a fan of fruity scents but still i enjoy it i imagine someone who enjoy fruity scents mostly peach will love this. I wish this stuff was more affordable.

I have only smelled, and still have, an old bottle of the mist. It smells very juicy. A male friend describes it as a "big, fat smell" and he's right. It's scrumptious, sparkly, berrylicious. If the color purple has a scent, it's vintage Love Spell

this smell is soooo nostalgic. if you had a cool mom growing up, she probably wore this. i keep a bottle in my purse and always buy room fragrances that are inspired by this. it's y2k in a bottle for me.

i love this smell!! one of my favorite i found this year. only problem is that when you spray too much, it can smell like carrot juice (or what i imagine carrot juice to smell like)

the peach and cherry blossom smells soooooo good but it is sometimes sickly and also it kinda smells like bathroom cleaner lmao

No matter how many luxury Niche or high end fragrance I own, I will always keep a few bottles of Love Spell in my stash. <3

my favorite vs scent. super fresh for a fruity fragrance. it smells like a peach garden with lots of flowers!

I really like it so does my mom, It’s great for young and old! I personally can’t describe the scent.

Nice, sweet and peachy smell. I recommend this fragrance to anyone who loves fruit and peach scents.

Classic eternal teenage girl scent. love love love

I love it!!! one of my summer favs

I always perceived the peach in this to be tart...kinda bitter. Speaking of bitter peaches, I was expecting Tom Ford to give us the bitter peach in this in a perhaps more artistic composition. Well, he failed. That first 30 minutes though with Bitter Peach reminded me of this. Then it turned into whatever that was he turned it into and I was kinda sad the bitter/tart peach didn't stay with you but 30 minutes in a fragrance called "Bitter Peach". Love Spell smells sooo good. It's the smell of a generation. Hate on it if you please. Ppl hate on Shalimar and #5 too. Like Shalimar defined the 20s for the flappers and #5 was every woman's Christmas gift in the 50s and 60s and as they are both still being sold in large numbers, so is this, and I don't think VS will ever have a perfume blow up like this one did ever again. When I tell you every woman was wearing it I mean EVERY young woman, teenagers, and middle school girls too. And the boys and men could not resist us in this. They LOVED this, and us in it, indeed. Interesting comment by Cashmere that Freud would've had a field day with this but I think only if the boy's mother was wearing it. Reminds me of the nasty rumor Meghan Markle wore Princess Diana's perfume on her first date with Harry. Which is complete nonsense Diana wore several perfumes that Meghan has never said she wears and neither has Harry but still THAT is Freudian. A man liking a smell popular in his youth on females his age is just naturally how perfume works I've noticed... all perfumes that a generation loves were usually perfumes popular from when they were younger. For instance my mother is 70 and still wears Red Door and her 70 year old boyfriend LOVES that stuff buys it for her constantly. I imagine it reminds them of the 80s, when the cocaine was pure and she was wearing acid washed skinny jeans to a hair metal band concert with my Dad smelling like Old Spice with a sillage of 25 feet on both of them. Lol The thing is though, I mainly wore Vanilla Lace as a middle schooler. I remember spraying it once in the locker room and a popular girl walked by and said, "Ew what is that?! Get Love Spell!" That little bitch. Lol (NOW, Vanilla Lace has an over 4 star review on here - my personal tastes were 20 years ahead of schedule at 11 years old lol). So I got Love Spell too and I like it as well as all women my age. I get that tart peachy sweet cherry blossom that's were the magic lies how can something so sweet be so tart, like a SweetTart if it was a perfume...and a hint of the apple a red sweet apple for sure and if I didnt know better Id say it had a hit of jasmine but maybe that's just my olfactory senses betraying me. Right now though, I'm on a quality over quantity perfume kick spending big on one (or possibly too many more) bottle I LOVE...I have no perfumes in my collection I "like". Not a single "grab and go" or "easy reach for all occasions" that I simply like. There were so many perfume releases this year so far they can't even estimate how many. I need to LOVE a perfume now at this point for it to be in my collection. And I'll shell out whatever $ it takes because life is too short to wear perfume you simply "like". I see these huge collections of perfumes on everyones vanity now since perfume is the fastest growing industry in beauty and I ask about one and my friend will be like, yea aive worn that twice. Its okay. THEN WHY DID YOU GET IT?! SO IT CAN OXIDIZE TO HELL AND BACK ON YOUR SHELF?! EVERYTHING has a perfume. I was looking for Yellowstone (as in the TV show) and noticed they had a website. And they have 2 perfumes inspired by Beth for sale for $50 fot a 1.7oz, one inspired by Rip and one inspired by the scene of them sitting on the roof drinking and talking about his dead parents. Anyway I got the Love Spell shimmer body lotion for $11 at the semi annual sale going on rn btw lol, not the edt or body mist because unfortunately after 36 years in the perfume game LS edt or body mist is a "like" now, and it's so hard to layer to fit my current tastes that are MILFy, wifey, rich auntie, etc. Think Vogue perfume flap. That's the type of perfumes I want in my life now. What tf am I gonna layer this with that is quality and up my current alley? I was thinking of layering it with MG Sparkling Bouquet to give it a sweeter yet tart less soapy smell...but to layer a Guerlain with something less than another Guerlain seems sacrilegious. And to layer Love Spell, an icon of Millenial lore like the Tiffany's Heart necklace and the goddess that is 18 year old Britney Spears, to make it something else also feels like a sin. So after I take my evening shower I lather myself in this lotion alone and go to sleep smelling like what I associate as being a child and transforming into a sexy very young woman because I wore it about 10 years, and when I wake up I'm covered in the shimmer from the shimmer lotion, but the smell of my "maiden" days has faded sufficiently enough to wear my Mon Guerlain Intense and smell like the "wifey" and mom that I am now - "wifey" I currently consider the highest of compliments from a man about a perfume. But Love Spell will forever and ever be the ONE single fragrance, if I had to pick only one, that defined the youth of the millenial generation. 💜🍒🍑🍎🪻

Purchased as a blind buy (because ChatGPT recommended it to me based on my preferences) so I didn’t know much about the early 2000s hype surrounding it. After wearing it for a while I don’t dislike it. But I also don’t love it. The scent is fresh and pleasant with no overpowering or unbearable notes which is a plus. The peach is enjoyable in the opening, blending nicely with fresh flowers but it fades fairly quickly. Interestingly, someone mentioned "grass" in an earlier review and I found that once the peach disappeared, I could pick up a grassy note too. It’s reminiscent of freshly cut spring flowers and grass in the rain. I picture a young girl spending her summer holiday in a countryside wearing pastel coloured dresses and reading books under a tree. It’s very neutral and safe fragrance overall but it leans toward a soapy, almost synthetic vibe that I’m not sure I’d seek out in a signature scent. It strikes me as a fragrance that would suit younger people. It’s not seductive (despite being from Victoria's Secret) but it has rather shy, friendly and innocent quality. Lasting power is not strong, few hours and it's almost gone. I could wear it casually but I don’t see myself repurchasing it.

I bought this because of the nostalgia. AND WOW, in that sense it does deliver. When spraying this I am fully transported back to 2012, walking into my cool older cousins bedrooms with the VS body sprays displayed like war medals, with the room reeking that of characteristic love spell peach, magazines and clothes riddled across the floor. This scent the staple of an era. Love spell is walking into the bathroom stall after the trendy freshman (iPhone 4 in hand) just finished her 2pm shit, the smell of sewage quickly whisked away by the fragrance mist coating the air. However, I must admit there’s not much more to it than the nostalgia. And sure, I do love my cousin, but I’m not sure I’d describe this scent as a “love spell”. The opening is quite nice and fresh, however there is something icky underneath that my nose really cannot stand. The musk and cherry blossom seem somewhat synthetic to my nose, and I cannot for the life of me find a perfume that smells nice with this layered on top. Nonetheless, Love Spell will forever be iconic. Plus I’d much rather buy this for 15$ than all the overpriced 300$ fragrances we see these days that end up being just as mediocre.

Wow! As someone who, truthfully, hates most Victoria's Secret perfumes, I am pleasantly surprised by Love Spell! I received this as a Christmas gift and was a bit wary (like I said, I dislike pretty much every Victoria's Secret perfume I've ever smelled, as they all have given me headaches). However, this is a stunner! This fragrance is akin to a sunny sugar rush of gummy bears and fruit punch, in my opinion. As an owner of Love Spell and Britney Spears' Midnight Fantasy, however, I would have to say that I don't really get the similarities. Both are fruity upon first spritz, for sure. However, the powdery woodsiness of Midnight Fantasy gives it a cozy edge instead of being sugary-sweet for the duration of the fragrance experience; for that reason, especially, I'd have to say I prefer Midnight Fantasy to this. Nonetheless, this is a cute, girly fragrance that shines brightest in warmer months! I recommend this to all fruity-fragrance lovers!

This one is SO juicy. I can immediately smell the cherry blossom, but what stands out the most to me is how fruity it is. It reminds me of peach juice with soft cherry blossoms in the background. At first, I didn't notice the apple at all, but after reading the notes again, I can pick up that juicy red apple too. 🍑🌸 Before trying it, I honestly thought this would be a very floral fragrance because of the cherry blossom. But surprisingly, it leans much more fruity than floral. It almost has a peach candy kind of sweetness. It's fresh, juicy, feminine, and just smells really good. If you're expecting a realistic cherry blossom fragrance, this might surprise you because the fruits definitely take center stage. But if you love juicy, fruity body mists with just a touch of florals, I think you'll really enjoy this one.

I feel like this was the scent that launched the super fruity, super sweet (almost candy like) movement in the scent world. You smelled it everywhere you went. I didn't fall under it's spell until I could no longer find my previous signature (Enchanted Apple) and the big buzz of it was actually waning. Sillage & longevity were both very good for such a budget scent. It was more like a heavy like (maybe a temporary crush) and one I could never fully embrace as a signature. I think DH hoped I'd become as enamored with it as he was. Honestly, I think this is the fragrance that turned me away from fruit & sweet heavy scents altogether. Well done for what it was...but I outgrew it quickly (if it ever truly "fit" me).

For some reason I keep thinking about this fragrance as a round and a little pungy smelling fragrance mist. Probably cause it smells like a round and juicy peach, decorated with the slightest sharp bit of flowery goodness. One thing I don't like and some people might not get over, it's the synthetic element of it that might smell "cheap". However, I can get over it just fine, as these types of sweet fruity floral fragrances are up my alley the most, and also regarding the price/quality ratio. This layered with Midnight Fantasy, it's absolutely perfect and it lasts quite alright for a body mist. This is also my 4th bottle as of now, and I'm quite a fan.

My mom generously purchased another bottle of this for me because my other one was several years old...and swapping out the old for the new was a mistake. Now, this is not because of the scent. (I still love the scent; I can't help it. It is full-blown sparkling peach.) But the longevity of my new bottle is remarkably shorter than I remember it being four years ago. Whereas before I was guaranteed about 3 hours of scent, maybe a little less, now I have about 1. It is really sad. Maybe one day I will go out to purchase its matching body lotion, but not any time soon. For now I will enjoy the fleeting doses of it.

I’ve never thought about the notes of this before, just worn it and enjoyed it. Yes, I enjoy this scent 😂 I understand those who don’t like it, it’s quite loud fruity and artificial but to me it smells good and it makes me feel confident and put together. Maybe right because I associate it with the popular high school girl I’ve never been and I still wish I were. I get compliments when I wear it as well. I actually feel like this about all VS scents I have. It smells like peach, apple and shampoo. Definitely a spring summer scent in my opinion.

Yes it’s synthetic but it’s also sexy. I don’t think it’s meant to be taken too seriously- I get a bunch of fruit with some peach. I didn’t like it for the longest because I felt it was overrated BUT looking past the stigma I think it’s fun and flirty and sexy. This is my #2, my #1 being amber romance. Out of all the current classics, I can only do amber romance, love spell and bare vanilla. I loved pure seduction on paper but it just doesn’t work on me. Try giving it a shot without judging what you’ve already heard of it !

I bought my Live Spell a long time ago when it was in a glass bottle in perfume form. I have checked online for it and have not found it yet. It is much denser and more beautiful than the mist. If I could I would share a picture but there is no option for it. My own preference is glass bottle not plastic bottle. The formula may have changed since it’s now a mist. This is a perfume that I love wearing. No synthetic smell at all. Many compliments especially when it’s summer and warmer. Easily a fall and winter perfume too🦋🦋🦋

This is a fruity and sexy perfume. Out of the bottle it hits you with notes of fruit and florals that you can't quite put your finger on the specific notes. It's delicious and can be overwhelming if that's your thing. I feel like this is a fruity vibrant evening scent that is also flirty. Having said that this is a very commonly worn perfume that peaked circa 2010. It's a classic but has a kind of young appeal. I like it but it's not for everyone, it's a very young and loud perfume overall, but very distinct.

I remember alot of the more "popular" girls in high school wore this and I was sooo in love with it but never knew what it was called. I went to Victoria Secret for the first time and was smelling their fragrances at the checkout and realized this was what everyone was wearing! I was obsessed with peach and fruity scents back then, it's definitely girly and an all round people pleaser. I wouldn't repurchase but this is a day fragrance that just makes people happy, kinda like a sweeter Clinique Happy to me.

Girl next door scent, I could really smell the juiciness of the fruits! The pairing of peach and apple REALLY comes through. @aspirina said that this is a "people pleasing" scent and I totally agree! Out of all Victoria's Secret's popular scents (AKA The big four: This, Bare Vanilla, Pure Seduction and Velvet Petals) surely that Love Spell would take the cake. So easy to wear and makes you feel like a pretty girl

I remember this caused a huge stir when it launched due my high school years. The fragrance mist and the lotion were especially popular among the in crowd at my high school. It was a nice, uncomplicated feminine scent- just great for high school girls. I liked this, but I liked the 2001 version of Pink more because of its bright citrusy notes. I hope the newer iterations are just as good 😀