Coconut Passion by Victoria's Secret
Women
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In the collection
Leading answer I own it
9,323 votes
What do you think?
Leading answer Love it
3,230 votes
Season
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3,261 votes
Time of day
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1,997 votes
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About Coconut Passion
Coconut Passion by Victoria’s Secret is a fruity-floral-gourmand fragrance for women.
Fruits, vegetables and nuts Spices Flowers Green, herbal and fougère
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Longevity
Leading answer Moderate
1,644 votes
Sillage
Leading answer Moderate
1,625 votes
Character
Leading answer Traditionally feminine
1,250 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Good value
1,266 votes
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Community reviews
40 reviews
Share what you noticed: opening, drydown, sillage and the moments when it works for you.
I love it 100%; it would be a dream if they made an EDP. It’s a gourmand coconut scent with lots of caramel and vanilla, super sweet. It’s the perfect coconut dessert.
It tastes good and doesn’t smell bad; it’s decent quality, but it cloyed me. It’s far too sweet and becomes tiring over time; it’s not versatile and feels synthetic. It gave me a headache, and being expensive, I wouldn’t recommend it. It goes with nothing, and any mix ends up cloying. The only good thing is it lasts a long time on clothes, not so much on skin. In short, I wouldn’t recommend it.
I love it. It’s tropical, creamy, lactonic, and summery. They say it smells like Hawaiian Tropic, and it flatters me more than the others. It’s a different kind of coconut; I haven’t smelled one like this before (not because it’s special, but because I haven’t tried many coconut perfumes). I don’t like the opening as much, perhaps due to the aloe or chamomile, but then it becomes totally edible, which is why I recommend it highly.
It smells exquisite, creamy, soft, and lactonic, with lots of coconut, like a coconut with cream, very delicious. It might remind you a little of Hawaiian Tropic sunscreen, but it’s not the same; it’s different sensations. It smells distinct, soft, sweet, and powdery. It lasts well on skin for several hours and much longer on clothes. I love it.
It’s clearly rich if you like sweet and gourmand scents, and addictive, but it smells very cheap, like a coconut stove essence or diffuser. It lasts quite a while on clothes, which surprised me as it’s a body splash. It gets boring quickly because it’s flat and cloying. I think it suits teenagers and very young people perfectly.
It smells super like the beach. The combination of coconut and vanilla is my favourite. I think it’s very long-lasting, super summery and warm.
I can’t stand it; it smells like coriander to me.
Fascinating! My scent in the blackout. It’s lactonic, tropical and talcky. It reminds me of Scandal Absolu, Coconut by The Body Shop, or Alien Goddess, not that they’re the same, but a halo of memory flies around. It’s a really good Body Mist with more longevity and sillage than Rituals. Sweet and fresh at the same time, 250ml to give and take, it doesn’t irritate, doesn’t dry out the throat, smells delicious, and, being addictive, it drops down like a drink. The atomiser is a bit harsh but nothing serious. 8/10.
The old reliable: coconut with vanilla, a scent that can’t fail. It’s a very warm perfume. Any girl should have a splash of coconut, and this is a delight.
I’m already on my fifth bottle; I love it. It’s a very sweet, heavily vanilla-infused and warm coconut. It’s a fragrance you could wear all year, although it’s more for summer. On my skin, it feels like a coconut dessert. The longevity on my skin is 8 to 9 hours, which lasts a long time for a body splash, although the projection and trail are scarce. For me, it’s a 10/10. Would I buy it again? Absolutely.
A coconut and vanilla bomb, seductive yet fresh, perfect for summer. Paired with a scented body cream, it lasts quite a long time. Spectacular for layering; I use it daily and everyone asks what I’m wearing.
I’ve just bought this body splash and I love it too much. The standout notes are coconut and vanilla, and on my skin it feels like a coconut dessert with dulce de leche, very sweet. Plus, it lasts more than 12 hours on my skin.
Let’s start by saying this isn’t a perfume, but a body splash; however, I’ve had some that last longer on the skin. It’s a pity it fades so quickly because it’s a very rich scent, a sexy coconut that isn’t childish. What I like most is that it has a fruity coconut, not a sugary one, making it non-cloying and very pleasant. But as I said, it doesn’t last, no matter how much you apply or how often you reapply. Basically, you’re paying for the Victoria’s Secret label. I use it for layering with a coconut body cream and Mancera’s Coco Vanille, and it seems to project more. If you’re reading reviews to decide, I’ll give you a heads-up: it’s not worth the price, and you’ll find other coconut body splashes with better longevity and value.
Aerosol ambiental, horrible.
Oh dear, I read the comments and think I might be the only one who loves this, hahaha. It’s definitely a scent that represents me: beach, sweet coconut, and vanilla. There are sunny coconut types like bronzers, such as At the Beach or Waikiki from BBW, but the vanilla in Coconut Passion is something I can’t describe; it gives an incredible creaminess. As a beach and sea fanatic, it represents me totally. So much so that I’m looking for a place to make dupes of this body mist; it’s my daily vanilla, and I love it with all my heart.
I bought it looking for a beachy coconut aroma, summer, bronzer. Well, it was a disappointment; I found a flat vanilla scent with a bit of coconut. Honestly, the air freshener I have in the living room smells the same. Expensive for a body splash, at least for me.
I bought it blindly, I had faith in it, and it disappointed me; I didn’t like it. To me, it smells like a car air freshener; I can’t perceive the coconut scent I was looking for, and besides, it gives me a slight headache when I smell it.
Well, I think it’s my signature scent. It’s cheap but very good. Definitely, the coconut is barely noticeable compared to the vanilla, but I like this aroma more than the Bare Vanilla from the same brand because it feels more sober and less cloying. Whenever I wear this perfume, people notice it, and luckily they usually compliment me. There’s no other scent that makes me feel more like myself; if I had to describe it in colours, I’d say it’s in brown and honey tones; it’s very pleasant to my nose. It seems to have good sillage, and from the moment I apply it, it stays impregnated on the skin for many hours and lasts days on clothes, becoming more pleasant on the fabric over time. Creamy, sweet (not cloying), and it makes me feel a bit chic.
Despite being very economical and a body mist, it lasts all day. It doesn’t smell much of coconut; it’s more like lots of vanilla with a touch of coconut. Still very recommended. 🫶
It’s my quintessential coconut perfume, super sweet and not cloying for me. The issue is that it lasts nothing on my skin, a matter of my pH. If anyone knows a perfume that smells similar, I’d appreciate it. Cheers 🙂
Vanilla takes the lead, while the coconut goes unnoticed. Very sweet, and although it’s a body mist, it clings quite well to the skin; I’ve received many compliments hours after wearing it.
I picked it up yesterday at a dupe shop (and I’m not ashamed, dupe lover! ✌🏼) and I must say, I absolutely loved it. I’m not sure if it’s perfume, eau de parfum or what, but on my skin it lasts about 4 hours (and you can’t ask for more from a clone). I can’t guarantee it’s identical as I haven’t tried it in-store, but I usually go to Perfumarte when they test Druni and most are spot-on 🤫. It’s a youthful scent, nothing elegant, ideal for daily wear in summer or any season, hehe, for going shopping or grabbing a quick coffee with a friend. It’s sweet, but not as much as Mancera, which is entirely different; for me, it leans more towards gourmand. On my skin, the vanilla comes through a bit more, but you can also detect a coconut dessert or candy; it reminds me of a coconut cake… and since I love coconut, I really like this fragrance and all the ones with coconut (the ones I’ve tried), as well as the vanilla ones, so I’m not unhappy. A simple, pretty and youthful “perfume”. 🥰🥥🍰
My daughter’s (13 years old) favourite. I gifted it to her last night and she was amazed; I understand why she likes it so much; it’s nothing aggressive and smells very youthful. I found it “cheap” in scent, but not in price (almost $30, not much, but knowing that you can get fabulous things for that price, it’s a steal). It’s her tastes and I respect her opinion.
It’s a pretty scent. I bought it for the coconut note, but it doesn’t stand out; only the vanilla comes through, the same vanilla as Bare Vanilla, Bare Vanilla Luxe, etc. There’s no great difference; if you have one of those, you don’t need the others. I kept looking for a more prominent coconut.
No. Simply NO. It smells like cheap, bad cologne. I can’t stand it; it’s synthetic and not pleasant at all. It doesn’t smell of coconut; if it has any coconut, it’s the essence of bronzer. I gifted it because I didn’t want it taking up space in my wardrobe. I must say I do have the Coconut Milk and Rose from Victoria’s Secret and that one is definitely worth it. Pleasant, soft and a beautiful combination of coconut and rose.
It’s so strange how it settles on my skin… at first the opening is coconut vanilla… then it becomes a chewing gum scent… and later a vanilla ice cream… it’s bizarre… but I like it.
Coconut Passion smells exactly like the ice cream flavour syrup for popsicles. 😍💕💕💕 It takes me back to when I was a little girl; my mother thought it was a good idea to buy a whole bottle of that syrup for an occasional treat. I ended up drinking the bottle myself because I’d fill a whole glass and drink a glass of pure sugar two or three times a day. My mother never bought that syrup again.
A pretty fragrance with a duo replicated in countless perfumes, however, here in this body mist it stayed pretty and suitable for daily use. Of course, its longevity is poor, but as you have to reapply. I feel it lasts quite a bit on clothes; at least on my scarf I could smell it for many, many hours.
A very youthful, sweet perfume; the coconut and vanilla are very noticeable (I love them, but it’s not for everyone). It’s a perfume for daytime use for a normal occasion, like going shopping or eating with friends. Many complain that it doesn’t last, but what can you expect from Victoria’s Secret? You pay for what you buy! For long-lasting perfumes, it’s better to pay a bit more at a dedicated brand. For me, this perfume is perfect if you’re looking for an economical option. It lasts quite a bit on clothes, however, not so much on the skin, maximum 2 hours.
Very synthetic, I didn’t like it, I prefer the cream.