DossierOriginal Eau de Parfum - Slice of Heaven - Unisex - 50 ML Long-lasting Perfume Crafted in France

This is a delicious vanilla based scent that can be worn all year long. Not heavy, not overly sweet. Just delicious and inviting🍦🍑 Neat magnetized cap. Get it, you wont regret it if you appreciate vanilla based fragrances!✨️

Slice of Heaven opens fruity, sweet and slightly floral and green.After just a few minutes the floral notes begin to become more pronounced and take the lead.The mid is a mostly balanced mix of sweet, fruity and floral notes, with the floral character being slightly dominant.Once the fragrance settles into the drydown, musk becomes much more noticeable than at any other stage and the overall impression is a musky, floral and sweet scent, with a slight hint of a green note.The musk note is the one thing I don't like about the fragrance.Unfortunately, I don't smell vanilla or coffee at any point.I would say this fragrance is best for cooler weather, but could still be worn in warm weather, with a lighter application.It doesn't come off as gourmand or overly sweet, just a bit strong, which isn't necessarily a bad thing.From the notes, I was hoping this would be a unisex fragrance, but it is solidly feminine. I would enjoy smelling this on a woman.Longevity and projection are both pretty good.Initial projection in the first 2 hours is strong, with a good 10-15 foot scent trail.Around 4 hours projection is roughly arm's reach to 6 feet.After 6 hours, it's a more intimate, up close scent bubble.Around 8-10 hours, it's mostly a skin scent.

Smells so divine! My teenage daughter grabbed and it’s hers now! Would definitely buy again.

Smells amazing, floral but sweet and indulging, has a nice Carmel note to it when it dries down that is long lasting. I love it

I had no idea Dossier starting making their own signature scents!For context, I'm still a newbie to the perfume world, but I'm familiar with what notes I like and dislike. I tend to prefer fairly straightforward scents with warm, fruity, or lightly floral notes, and I usually avoid anything that's too gourmand or has too many strong notes at once (I tend to find those scents overwhelming). Based on this perfume's notes I would normally avoid it - caramel, coffee, vanilla, fruit, AND flowers? That's a lot of competing notes at once, and it's hard to imagine them combining into something cohesive. But to my surprise, Dossier combined these notes into a very wearable scent.This perfume is saved by its softness -- since everything kind of blends together instead of competing with one another, it doesn't get overwhelming. I get a fresh fruitiness, a warm, caramel-y sweetness (you'll know it's there but it's not overwhelming) and a vague waft of florals. It doesn't really stand out to me, but it's perfectly wearable and it always gets me compliments.

Really nice smell sprays evenly great value for the price.

The smell is not great

Smell is a cross between flower bomb and muglare