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Coconut Temptation by Women Secret

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Coconut Temptation by Women Secret is a fruity aromatic fragrance for women. The top notes are pineapple and exotic fruits; the heart notes are neroli and jasmine; the base notes are coconut and woody notes.

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When to wear it (votes)

  • Winter 13%
  • Spring 27%
  • Summer 46%
  • Autumn 13%
  • Day 87%
  • Night 13%

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75 votes

  • Positive 72%
  • Negative 12%
  • Neutral 16%
positive reviews 75 community votes
LongevitySoft SillageModerate Best momentSummer CharacterFeminine

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Leading answer I want it

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Leading answer Summer

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Leading answer Day

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About Coconut Temptation

Main accord coconut Gender Women

Coconut Temptation by Women Secret is a fruity aromatic fragrance for women. The top notes are pineapple and exotic fruits; the heart notes are neroli and jasmine; the base notes are coconut and woody notes.

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Longevity

Leading answer Soft

46 votes

Sillage

Leading answer Moderate

42 votes

Character

Leading answer Traditionally feminine

39 votes

Value perception

Leading answer Excellent value

40 votes

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  1. I didn’t like it 🥲. For the low price, I expected a natural coconut scent, not the typical tanning lotion kind. At first, it smells like cream, but then that weird synthetic pineapple comes out. After an hour, it’s just skin scent and then it’s gone. I wouldn’t recommend it for going out, but it’s good for summer at home post-shower or for layering. It’s not bothersome; it’s tropical and sweet, just like Cantú products for curly hair. That’s how I use it in summer with that brand, boosting the scent with something longer-lasting or citrusy, and it looks good.

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  2. Didn’t like it 🥲. For the low price, I wasn’t expecting that natural coconut vibe, but rather that typical sunscreen scent. At first, it smells like lotion, but then that weird synthetic pineapple kicks in. After an hour, it’s just a skin scent and then it fades. I wouldn’t recommend it for going out, but it works for summer at home post-shower or for layering. It’s not annoying, just tropical and sweet, much like Cantú products for curly hair. That’s how I use it in summer with that brand, boosting the scent with something longer-lasting or citrusy, and it turns out nice.

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  3. To my surprise, this is the best in the collection. A very well-executed coconut scent without the synthetic notes they usually have. I hadn’t bought coconut scents since the Yves Rocher ones from the 2000s. The website notes might be off, but upon spraying, I do smell the pineapple, and as it dries, luckily I don’t detect the neroli, just a bit of jasmine, which is a relief. In the end, I don’t notice any wood notes, just the coconut itself—less fresh at the start and more creamy, like coconut milk, not fresh fruit. Given its evolution, it’s versatile and works well in both cold and heat, which I didn’t expect. Worth the 40 ml; the 20 ml is enough to try. Taste is subjective. Lasts 4 hours on skin, projects and leaves a trail only at the beginning.

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  4. To my surprise, this is the best in the collection. A very well-executed coconut scent, free from the synthetic notes usually found in these. I hadn’t bought coconut scents since the Yves Rocher ones from the 2000s. The website notes might be off, but upon spraying, I detect pineapple both when fresh and as it dries. Fortunately, I don’t smell the neroli, just a bit of jasmine, which is a relief. In the end, I don’t detect woods, just the coconut itself—less fresh than at first, more creamy like coconut milk rather than fresh fruit. Its evolution makes it versatile; it works well in both cold and heat, which I didn’t expect. The 40ml is worth it; 20ml is enough to try. Taste is subjective. Lasts 4 hours on skin, projects, and leaves a trail only at the beginning.

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  5. MariaGabrielazj

    It delivers what it promises: soft, sweet coconut, which I prefer in the cold. It’s not invasive, the trail is moderate, and it doesn’t last more than 3 hours. For the price, you can’t ask for more. The packaging is practical for taking it everywhere. I already owned the Apple Temptation, which I like a lot, and I was satisfied. I’ll repurchase when it runs out.

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  6. MariaGabrielazj

    It delivers what it promises: a soft, sweet coconut scent, which I personally prefer in cooler weather. It’s not intrusive, the sillage is moderate, and it doesn’t last more than 3 hours. For the price, you can’t ask for more. The bottle is practical for taking everywhere. I bought it already owning the Apple Temptation, which I love, and I was satisfied. I’ll repurchase when it runs out.

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  7. I bought this for my daughter, but she ended up leaving it to me. It’s very fruity and tropical; I love it for summer. The downside is that the bottle is small and the scent doesn’t last long on skin—about 2 hours in my case.

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  8. I bought it for my daughter and ended up keeping it for myself. It’s very fruity and tropical; I love it for summer. The downside is that the bottle is small and the scent doesn’t last long on the skin, about 2 hours in my case.

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