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Victoria's Secret · Sold as feminine
Intense
The feeling of stepping into a luxurious spa where the air is filled with the mingled scents of ripe fruits, warm spices, and soft leather.
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IntenseBudget · under $40How it wears
From community votes · bars are each option's shareComposition & Character
The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2016 by Victoria's Secret, Intense is an Oriental Vanilla fragrance that blends sweet and fruity notes with deeper, more complex accords like coconut, leather, and musk. The composition opens with plum and saffron, leading to a heart of floral notes and praline before settling into a base of suede, salt, and musky warmth. This contrast between the bright, sugary top notes and the rich, earthy base creates a dynamic scent that feels both indulgent and sophisticated.
Intense has a strong presence from the start, so one or two sprays are usually enough. The plum and saffron top notes are fleeting but powerful, making it essential to apply just before you need the fragrance. The musky base develops gradually, so wear it close to your skin for the full effect.
Fig. 01 — Intense, Victoria's Secret
Where to buy.
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