Cherry Bomb Perfume by Debaucherous Bath bottle
Debaucherous Bath

Cherry Bomb Perfume

Unisex
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Fragrance notes

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Character

Longevity5.0/5
Sillage2.5/5
Day100
Night100
Spring100
Summer100
Fall100
Winter100
Our take

Debaucherous Bath Cherry Bomb Perfume is a straightforward, unapologetically loud combination of cherry, almond and cinnamon. The cherry note is the loudest part of the composition, syrupy and heavy rather than tart or fresh. Almond and cinnamon sit right beside it, turning the fruit into something nutty and warm. The accords listed for this fragrance are sweet, almond, cherry, cinnamon, nutty, warm spicy and fruity, and every single one of them is accurate. There is no hidden dry, green or earthy element here to balance the sweetness. It is exactly what the note list suggests, with no subtle evolution or complex structural layers to discover after the first few minutes.

This unisex fragrance is pleasant in the way a good dessert is pleasant, but it is strictly for people who enjoy dominant, food-like gourmands. Wear it on a cool evening out, or any time you want to smell intentionally sugary and bold. If you usually reach for fresh citrus, clean musk or light aquatic scents, this will feel overwhelmingly heavy and artificial on your skin. It does not try to be versatile or office-appropriate, and it should not be your everyday signature scent unless your everyday involves a very specific, cozy mood.

For the right person, the lack of subtlety is the entire point. It captures a very specific, nostalgic kind of sweetness and holds onto it completely. The cinnamon adds a gentle heat that keeps the almond from smelling flat, while the cherry provides a bright, candy-like top line. It is a fun, unpretentious fragrance that knows exactly what it wants to be. Come for the cherry.

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