PB ParfumsBelcam Volatile for Men version of Viktor & Rolf Spicebomb, 3.4 Fl Oz EDT Spray, Fruity

I would describe this cologne as having a "tasty/yummy/delicious" sweet sugary cologne spice fragrance, designed to invoke smiles and curiosity in others. I can't quite identify the spice itself, but there is a hint of cinnamon in it. As the cologne dries, it becomes milder but can be detected by someone nearby for a short while. In a couple hours you can still smell it if you place your nose near the skin where it was applied. I imagine spraying on clothing will help keep the scent noticeable longer.How to describe the smell itself. When I say "sugary sweet" it is like smelling candy (cotton candy maybe?), and the type of candy is a cologne version of "spice" or maybe "spice cake". Maybe cotton candy spice cake? lol It's like a bit of cinnamon with something else artificial that takes it beyond smelling like a cinnamon roll into a smelling obviously like a sweet spicy cologne. The sweetness is strong but it's the spicy type that will be pleasingly curious to someone else who catches a whiff. Just a someone might stop to see what spicy dessert you are eating in the break room at work, likewise I think they would stop to ask what spicy cologne you are wearing.I would personally call it more "festive" than sexy, more "prosocial" than intimate, more "evening" than daytime. I would probably not wear it to an office job. I think it could be unisex because of the sweetness, but I would say it's more masculine because of the spice. Definitely designed to get people's positive attention, just keep in mind this is a copy of an original. It is not as strong as an original and doesn't last as long, but it is definitely stronger than your average copy.

This cologne was absolutely outstanding & needs to return.Pros:Smelled very similar to Spicebomb, with it's own flavor of tobacconess.Decently long lasting. 6-8 hours with just two sprays.The atomizer never broke or randomly came off.Cons:Had to buy a new SD card just to save all the new numbers I got while wearing this cologne.Cheap feeling cap.

This imitation version of V&R Spice Bomb is pretty much identical to the real thing, which is a definite positive. It's also very decently priced, and a good value for what I spent on it. However, I can't stress enough that this is an IMITATION scent...meaning it was designed to SMELL like the real Spice Bomb, but not necessarily last as long. That said, I would honestly classify Volatile as more of a "body spray" in that, while the scent is certainly strong, the chemicals used to manufacture it are very light. Essentially, it contains much uch more alcohol than oieven though oil is what allows for better longevity. The real Spice Bomb contains significantly more oil, which means it stays with you longer.l...

I am not a cologne nerd and I’ve never smelled spice bomb so this review is purely based off of the product. First of all it is very affordable compared to other fragrances. The bottle is decently big too and made of glass. I carried the bottle in my backpack with me for a while and it didn’t break. The cologne does smell good, although the opening is a little strange, sort of peppery smelling. After a few minutes that dies down and it’s more vanilla and warm. It’s a very soft fragrance and I really like it. However to my nose it only lasts a few hours at most. I’ve tried applying Vaseline but I’m not sure if that does anything. Luckily it’s cheap and there’s a lot so there’s no problem reapplying. I’d recommend getting the mini decanters so you can keep it in your pocket

As the title said, it smells identical to Spicebomb EDT. However, it lasts 2-3 hours and also gave me a bit of a headache. This wasnt too severe but it made me itchy once or twice where I sprayed it, so this might be an issue for people with very sensitive skins. Overall its good, great for its price. Its great if you just want to test out the Spicebomb EDT scent and people's reaction to it before spending the big bucks on the original.TL;DR: Great Value, smells identical, but headache inducing.

Before you ask, no, I didn't get anything free to review and no, I'm not making this up:Like six or 7 months ago, I'm wearing the real Spicebomb and a lady at work asked "You're wearing Spicebomb right? I LOVE that stuff! I’m trying to get my fiancé to wear it, but it’s so expensive!" I told her she was correct, loved it too, and agreed it was too darn expensive. Soon after that conversation, I ran low on it and switched over to a Bath and Body work cologne (I forget which one), saving my remaining bit of SB for special occasions (like becoming President or winning the lottery). I then started a quest for a replacement bottle (hopefully to catch a deal on a bottle), I was unable to find a cheap bottle, but I did come across this clone. The reviews were decent, so I figured I give it a shot, and bought a bottle. It arrived at my home and I compared it with that little bit I had left in the authentic bottle; the smelled REALLY close. I wore it to work within the next couple days and the same lady from before asked “Spicebomb again, huh?” “Nope” I replied, “It’s Volatile from Belcam. I bought it from Amazon and it’s a heck of a lot cheaper, but obviously it smells pretty close. Want the link?” “Yep”, she replied and bought some soon after our conversation for her man.To wrap it up, it smells close to the original, maybe doesn’t last quite as long, but I assure you it’s worth the $8.00 if you really like Spicebomb. In fact, I like the stuff so much, I’m buying my brother a bottle today for his birthday.