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Vice of Vieve It Was All a Dream
Gender:
Unisex
Segment:
Lux perfumes
Fragrance information:
It Was All a Dream — a sweet gourmand fragrance by Vice of Vieve
It Was All a Dream by Vice of Vieve is a fragrance for those who love expressive, noticeable and almost dessert-like compositions.
This American perfume brand created the release in the “Parfum (Extrait)” concentration, which gives it a rich and dense character.
The fragrance is unisex: it is not tied to a single gender and develops individually on the skin.
It Was All a Dream is built around a sweet fruity-gourmand accord.
Juicy berries meet cotton candy, vanilla and white musk, creating the impression of an airy dessert with a soft, creamy drydown.
This is a mood fragrance suited to fans of pronounced sweetness, playful berry nuances and compositions with the effect of a “delicious” cloud.
How the Composition Smells
At the opening, it is easy to imagine bright strawberry and raspberry highlighted by a sugary edge.
As the fragrance unfolds, the fruity juiciness becomes softer, while cotton candy adds airiness and a nostalgic mood to the composition.
Vanilla supports its gourmand character, while white musk makes the finish smoother, cleaner and more enveloping.
An important feature of this perfume is its very strong sillage.
It Was All a Dream does not try to remain unnoticed: even a small amount of the composition may be perceived by those around you as a striking olfactory statement.
It is therefore especially suitable for occasions when you want to emphasize your individuality, while the dosage is best adjusted gradually, taking the temperature, clothing and characteristics of your own skin into account.
Wearability and Mood
This fragrance is worth considering for evening outings, dates, celebrations and any situation where a playful, sweet scent is appropriate.
In cool weather, vanilla, sugar and musk may feel especially cozy, while the berry nuances add brightness to the composition at any time of year.
For daytime use in an enclosed space, it is best to start with a minimal number of sprays, as the sillage is described as very strong.
Specific recommendations for the number of applications to the skin and clothing are not available for It Was All a Dream.
The best approach is to test the fragrance on your skin, assess its intensity after a few minutes and only then decide whether to apply more.
On fabric, the composition may last longer and project more noticeably, so this option calls for an especially restrained approach.
What to Compare It Was All a Dream With
With its sweet, dessert-like mood, this perfume may appeal to fans of Demeter Angel Food, Demeter Vanilla Cookie Dough and Maryaj Glee.
At the same time, It Was All a Dream stands out through its combination of strawberry, raspberry, cotton candy and white musk: the berry accent is not separate from the gourmand base but works as part of a cohesive sweet impression.
If you enjoy fruity, gourmand, musky and sweet compositions, this release is worth adding to your list to try.
It is intended for lovers of noticeable fragrances with a cotton-candy and vanilla-dessert effect, but its unisex positioning makes it appealing to a broad audience.
There is no available information about the year of release, collection, other concentrations or the perfumer, so it is best evaluated primarily by how it actually smells on the skin.
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