It also strikes me as kind of dated - fruit punch concentrate hasn't been in style for at least ten years. The Cherry Blossom just serves to help ground the otherwise extremely high-pitched sweet and sour scent. This is the only perfume my step mom has ever worn because my father tolerates it (I guess he is sensitive to perfumes).

Thinking about it now I'm not sure if she realized I meant it as a compliment but she didn't seem offended, and said 'it's Love Spell from VS' and very shortly after I had a bottle of the most concentrated form (edt I believe but hey, 2001 was a long time ago; maybe it was edp). The sandalwood is not obvious, but I really think there was a subtle sandalwood that really brought me to purchase it. 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.Slightly fermented fruits are always the most delicious, on my skin there's nothing rotten about this. VS has a similar scent named Pure Seduction, and it's quite similar, but for me slightly more wearable. There was always something 'off' about this one and I feel it is surprising that it's a number one seller from the VS Body Fantasies line. Love Spell is extremely acidic and screechy, a blend of synthetic approximation of peach and those teeth-cracking powdery "banana" candies that come from 25-cent vending machines. The desperation to be independent, yet somehow, the mentality of a teenager still lingers along with the aroma of Love Spell on an old high school letterman jacket you donated to Goodwill.

You could also forgo oils all together and draw a sigil on your perfume bottle and charge it under the full moon for an intention as well.There really are no viable dupes, which is highly unusual for a scent with this level of popularity, no other house has even attempted to do something similar, it is truly one of a kind.