Junoon Velvet vs Spicebomb
Rasasi vs Viktor & Rolf
Junoon Velvet Pour Homme pairs tomato leaf, leather and vanilla with green galbanum, orris and warm resins. Original Spicebomb EDT pairs citrus and pink pepper with cinnamon, saffron, paprika, tobacco and leather. Compare green, powdery leather-and-vanilla with a citrus-spice-and-tobacco direction.
| Junoon Velvet | Spicebomb | |
|---|---|---|
| Brand | Rasasi | Viktor & Rolf |
| Concentration | EDP | EDT |
| Gender | masculine | masculine |
| Top Notes | tomato leaf, vanilla, leather | pink pepper, elemi, bergamot, grapefruit |
| Heart Notes | labdanum, clary sage, galbanum, orris root | cinnamon, saffron, paprika |
| Base Notes | vanilla absolute, sandalwood, tolu balsam, benzoin, myrrh, musk | leather, tobacco, vetiver |
| Best Seasons | fall, winter | fall, winter |
Shared Notes (1)
Notes that appear in both fragrances
What People Say
Rasasi Junoon Velvet
One owner enjoys its warm tomato-leaf, leather and vanilla combination on skin.
Another wearer likes its cozy, dry suede-and-vanilla drydown.
The second wearer dislikes the unusual minty, pine-like opening before it settles.
Another buyer finds the lipstick-like iris impression gets in the way of enjoying the green notes.
Viktor & Rolf Spicebomb
One wearer enjoys the fresh spicy opening and cinnamon-and-tobacco drydown.
Another wearer finds its hot spices cozy in autumn and winter.
One owner finds the peppery opening too sharp despite loving the drydown.
Another owner likes how it smells on someone else but does not enjoy wearing such a spice-heavy scent.
The Verdict
Start with Junoon Velvet if green tomato leaf, orris and vanilla-backed leather appeal. Start with Spicebomb EDT if you want peppery citrus, cinnamon and tobacco. A Velvet wearer loves its dry suede-and-vanilla development but dislikes the herbal opening. A Spicebomb owner loves its drydown but finds the opening too sharp. Try both through the drydown before choosing.
Rasasi Junoon Velvet
Viktor & Rolf Spicebomb