Got this from a friend who doesn't like coconut (I'm notorious for loving it, whether it be food or perfume) and I do really enjoy the scent.

Unfortunately the sillage on this isn't as stronger as it's counterpart from Victoria's Secret (Coconut Granita) that smells like pina colada. There is a slightly earlier formulation of Coconut Passion almost identical to the one pictured above, but it was a purple flower on the packaging instead of the red bow.it doesnt smell cheap or tacky like some coconut scents tend to do, but it performs as a skin scent after a few hours and doesnt last that long compared to bare vanilla.

What's so great about it is that, although it doesn't last for too long, when I spray it, it goes far! I get a Pop of Coconut but its not overpowering its a very smooth coconut, on the dye down it is creamy coconut swirling with Vanilla a yummy Vanilla they mix together in perfect harmony. Ultimately, I would like to find a coconut blend perfume which could become a signature perfume that could be worn for any and all occasions.Some mention that it lasts really long, while others say that it's not as long-lasting as other Victoria Secret sprays, lasts a few seconds, and is a flimsy cheap looking plastic bottle. To even be considered "a signature" in my collection, the perfume would have to have a level of endurance. When I spray it on in the morning, it lasts about 5 hours, starting out as a sweet coconutty vanilla and in the end leaving behind a slight trace of natural vanilla mixed with lily of the valley. A sheer mist designed for mixing with other fragrances for a custom scent, or to use alone for the beautiful scent of coconut and vanilla.

Now that I'm skimming the reviews here, I must have a reformulated version :-( WHY DO FRAGRANCE COMPANIES DO THIS! A very warm smell and really only appropriate for winter, as this would be MUCHHH too cloying in the heat.And I strutted out with this lovely aroma that turned all the heads and one girl stopped to ask me what perfume I was wearing. If you are a perfume snob - and must wear perfumes that always smell higher end, this is not going to be a perfume that you will probably resonate with. com perfumes magazine - All Rights Reserved - do not copy anything without prior written permission. Imagine strolling along sandy shores, the sun kissing your skin, as notes of coconut, vanilla, and lily of the valley weave an intoxicating aura.

This scent is really easy to wear because I feel that it's not so "beachy" and not in your face COCONUT.

It's supposed to be coconut vanilla, but I get very little coconut--this is all sweet, decadent vanilla on me.