Spicebomb Extreme Viktor & Rolf 2015
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Overpowered by Sweetness
Spicebomb Extreme opens with a mix of sweetness and spice that feels a bit underwhelming given the name. Rather than an explosion of spices, the initial impression leans heavily on a synthetic sweetness paired with a cinnamony undertone and hints of general spiciness. There’s a touch of black pepper in the mix, but it’s subtle at first and doesn’t dominate the opening.
As it transitions, the black pepper starts to come forward more distinctly, balancing out some of the initial sweetness. At this point, the scent develops into a blend of tobacco and vanilla, with the pepper adding a faint but noticeable edge.
In the dry-down, the tobacco fades further into the background and leaves a boozy vanilla profile to my nose. While this might appeal to fans of sweeter, gourmand-style scents, personally it feels overly sweet for me. Overall, it lacks the balance and spiciness I was hoping for and isn’t a fragrance I’d personally reach for again.
As it transitions, the black pepper starts to come forward more distinctly, balancing out some of the initial sweetness. At this point, the scent develops into a blend of tobacco and vanilla, with the pepper adding a faint but noticeable edge.
In the dry-down, the tobacco fades further into the background and leaves a boozy vanilla profile to my nose. While this might appeal to fans of sweeter, gourmand-style scents, personally it feels overly sweet for me. Overall, it lacks the balance and spiciness I was hoping for and isn’t a fragrance I’d personally reach for again.
1 Comment

Yes, it's ruined potencial is obvious. Can't escape the juvenile and cheap smell.