Sweet Heaven Tobacco

3 reseñas

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• Mahiko

  December 14, 2025

  

  My first review; I don’t understand why no one talks about this or mentions it. To be honest, I’ve tried the rest of the line and own the Ice, and they’re all exquisite, but this has the most mature DNA. It shares that ‘don’t stop sniffing me in the spot where I applied it’ vibe because it’s incredibly addictive and invites closeness, just like Sweet Heaven and Extreme. I’m holding it right now and can’t stop smelling it; it lasts and projects a lot. The compliments today were fantastic, from two girls and a guy. That warm tobacco with vanilla and spices creates an olfactory experience on another level, something incredible given its accessible price. It’s a piece that must be on any collector’s shelf: it’s cheap, smells expensive, you won’t go unnoticed, and the compliments are guaranteed, I promise.

• Cardiano

  January 6, 2026

  

  Smells like generic tobacco, reminiscent of Red Mancera or Mystery Tobacco.

• jaspihe

  January 25, 2026

  

  Bought it in a panic, looking for something punchier than Zara’s Rich Warm and Addictive, which absolutely has me hooked despite being a woman and these being marketed as men’s scents. They’re similar, but this one carries a very clear cinnamon note, almost identical to Khamra. The good thing is that the screeching cinnamon that lingers forever in Khamra is only present at the start here; the rest is far more pleasant. I hate Khamra, but this does remind me of Zara’s, especially when it dries down. Although the opening smells like air freshener and repels me, within minutes it transforms into a lovely blend of tobacco, vanilla, and spices. Note: to truly match Zara, it lacks the coconut. I see it as unisex, leaning more masculine, perfect for cold weather. I’d rate the longevity and projection at 6.5/10. No regrets on the purchase, even though it wasn’t exactly what I was hoping for.