Pomme Poivre Love & Toast for women

Just got this about a week ago. I would describe the scent as very warm. This starts out as a dark jasmine woody scent, lasts for a long time, and fades to a nice warm vanilla musk. I usually prefer fruity wood scents for daytime, so I would wear this at night. Definitely perfect for a night in with the one you love. The scent is very soothing is a bit mysterious, definitely more mature then the flirty musk scents I usually wear.

Really like this one,its special,woody and warm.
Reminds me of BVLGARI BLACK but this one is nicer, less masculine.
Its quite strong at first but softens down nicely after a while so dont scrubb it off, give it a couple of minutes.
Its a keeper for me,like it a lot


Got to uppdate after wearing it for a couple of days.
Are completely in love with it, dont feel it is any maskuline at all now just warm and soft.
Kind of addictive, LOVE it!!

Love & Toast POMME POIVRE contains neither apple nor pepper, so the name appears to be some sort of cryptic metaphor. The perfume is really nice, although for a couple of minutes I find it rather unpleasant and actually worried upon my first application that it was going to be a scrubber. Far from it, in fact!

POMME POIVRE opens chaotically and discordantly and smells like something of a jumbled masculine cologne mess, to be perfectly frank. But then somehow out of the madness emerges the method: this is a gorgeous ebony resin composition with light florality and a decidedly Playdoh-esque drydown. Maybe that doesn't sound so great, but I have to say that I find this niche-quality perfume incredibly addictive, and I am very glad that I acquired it.

Others have compared POMME POIVRE to DEAD SEXY, which appears to contain the same notes, so I'll definitely be giving that Margot Elena offering a sniff in the not-too-distant future, because this a wonderful creation: all natural, great longevity, good sillage, unique combination of notes. An inviting comfort scent which is not too sweet and totally wrist-sniffable--and it costs nearly nothing!

I totally think MsMaryO has it spot on, a dark vanilla scent with minimal sweet or foodiness, and the woods providing a nice deep kick. The woods are apparent from the beginning. Im not a huge woods fan so I probably wont wear this but I'll enjoy my sample.

Pomme Poivre is Bvlgari Black without the greasy car parts. I love Black...and I put up with the greasy car parts because I love it so much, but this is exactly what I love about it, without the weirdness. Dark, smooth vanilla-musk and, in this case, a little oud thrown in for good measure.

I'm glad to have found this but I wonder if it will be like caffeine-free coffee, it tastes the same but you still know that something's missing. Only time will tell how attached I really am to the smell of greasy car parts.

It is very linear and has very good longevity, 6 hours or more, which is exceptionally good given the price. Good projection, but definitely not a sillage monster. All in all, I am very impressed with this niche-at-a-great-price find.

Almost identical to "Dead Sexy" from Margot Elena's Tokyo Milk line. If anything, a little lighter, not as long-lasting. Maybe a little more floral, a little less vanilla - not much difference otherwise. It's not bad, I like it but "Dead Sexy" is the better buy in this case.