Viktor & Rolf · 2012
Spicebomb
pink pepper · elemi · bergamot
Spicebomb opens on pink pepper and bergamot, then cinnamon and saffron settle into a warm spice. Tobacco and leather come through afterward, with vetiver drawing the trail toward something drier. Wear it on cool autumn evenings, when the air already smells of smoke.
At a glance
- House
- Viktor & Rolf
- Family
- Spicy
- Main accords
- Warm spicy, Cinnamon, Tobacco, Sweet, Soft spicy, Leather, Aromatic
- Top notes
- Pink Pepper, Elemi, Bergamot, Grapefruit
- Heart notes
- Cinnamon, Paprika, Saffron
- Base notes
- Tobacco, Leather, Vetiver
- Launched
- 2012
- Perfumer
- Olivier Polge
- Gender
- Masculine
- Rating
- 4.3/5 · 14,246 reviews
The olfactory pyramid
From the first spark to the trail that stays.
Top notes fly off in minutes, the heart holds through the afternoon, the base stays on skin until evening.
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Top the opening
Top: Pink Pepper, Elemi, Bergamot, Grapefruit.
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Heart the trail
Heart: Cinnamon, Paprika, Saffron.
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Base what lingers
Base: Tobacco, Leather, Vetiver.
Its moodboard
One fragrance, four tableaux.
Before you wear it, look at it. Effluve composes a moodboard for every fragrance: its light, its textures, its hour.
Its character
Warm spicy, cinnamon, tobacco.
- Warm spicy — dominant
- Cinnamon — strong
- Tobacco — strong
- Sweet — strong
- Soft spicy — strong
- Leather — strong
- Aromatic — present
Composed by Olivier Polge.
Questions
What people ask.
What does Spicebomb smell like?
Main accords: warm spicy, cinnamon, and tobacco. Top notes of pink pepper, elemi, bergamot, and grapefruit. A heart of cinnamon, paprika, and saffron. A base of tobacco, leather, and vetiver.
Who created Spicebomb?
It was composed by Olivier Polge for Viktor & Rolf in 2012.
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