Dossier - Powdery Coconut 1.7 Fl oz (50ml) - Perfume Inspired by T.Ford Soleil Blanc - Pure Infused - Paraben Free - Vegan - For Women Men Unisex

I really like this. I have not smelled the TF version, but my first thought when spraying this was, "Yep, that's a Tom Ford scent." It has the typical opening of his fragrances, and I have smelled many other TF fragrances. This is a lovely gourmand-adjacent fragrance. It smells clean, like you just took a very luxurious shower. I think it's a spring/summer scent, and it will definitely be on rotation for me this season.

This smells exactly like what its trying to be. I will say I am not a fan of the scent profile like I thought I was. Its a little too powdery for me. Works well and lasts a decent time too, so this is a budget option for the real thing.

I bought this because it says Coconut Powder I was assuming it would smell like coconut. It doesn’t smell like coconut. It’s not a bad smell so I’m not mad but it’s not a coconut smell. For the price it’s also something. It smells like a cologne/perfume u can buy at Walmart for cheaper. But yeah.

Love it! It stays on all day! Love the after coconut scent and the other notes, its sweet and it really is good quality for the price!!

This Dossier Powdery Coconut Perfume smells expensive!I should mention that while I love the smell of coconut and I like the smell of most body powders, my preferred scent is a $3 bottle of Japanese Cherry Blossom body spray.I am not a person who normally wears expensive perfumes, but, to me, this perfume smells expensive. I am not familiar with the name brand perfume that this powdery coconut perfume is modeled after so I cannot say whether or not it is a good imitation of that perfume.What I can say is that I love the presentation of this perfume! I love the unisex colors that were used in the presentation, just tan and orange. I love the large, smooth, round glass bottle that this perfume comes in. I feel like I am getting a lot of perfume for the money.My favorite color of metal is silver. That means that I cannot help but love the silver color of the cap on this bottle of perfume. I also like that the cap has a magnet inside it. The magnet causes the cap to be drawn to and cling onto the perfume bottle. It's nice that I don't have to worry about the cap falling off of the bottle like the caps on some other bottles of scent do.As for the actual smell of this perfume, although its called Powdery Coconut, I cannot smell any coconut in it.When I first apply this perfume it has a very strong citrusy scent mixed in with not quite as strong scent of a tropical flower. I can and do smell some powder in the background, and, at the end of the day, the powder is my preferred scent of the three. Rather than floral or citrusy scents I tend to lean more towards spicier scents. Because of that I much prefer the scent of this perfume after an hour or so of wearing it. The citrus and floral scents fade away leaving behind just the rich powdery scent.I like that this perfume comes with a card that explains the various scent notes that are contained in it, even if I am unfamiliar with most of those scents. I like learning new things!Even though I think the name Powdery Coconut is a bit off, since I cannot smell any coconut in it, I will rate this Dossier Powdery Coconut Perfume five stars. I like the presentation and I think that it smells expensive.

Powdery Coconut is seriously impressive when it comes to nailing the Tom Ford Soleil Blanc vibe. The scent is almost identical warm, creamy, slightly nutty with that smooth floral heart. It has that vacation in a bottle feel that’s both cozy and luxe without being overpowering. The only downside for me is the longevity. I get about 4 hours of noticeable wear before it fades into a skin scent. For the price, I can’t be too mad, but I do wish it lasted longer. Still, for something that smells this good and so close to the original, it's worth keeping around for layering or quick outings.

My wife and I have tried several offerings from Dossier now and we are big fans. The quality, performance and scents are always top notch and this was no different. Presentation is nice but this is the type of product that skimps on the packaging to offer more value in the bottle so it’s simple and there’s not many bells and whistles but the ones it does have are quite the bells. First, in the box you get a very nice card with the note breakdown and information which is really nice and two words..magnetic cap. Yes these all have magnetic caps so they can mute the packaging all they want if they are gonna give me pure luxury like a magnetic cap lol. The bottles do look nice on a led shelf and have a charm to them but the fragrance is the star right? One thing I like about this brand is that they aren’t leaving this very open ended, the scent isn’t up for debate or interpretation they tell you flat out what it’s a clone of and even the name just spells it out, what does this smell like? Powdery coconut, says it right on the bottle. Easy. Performance is incredible, all the Dossiers are, it’s kind of common knowledge if you get into fragrance circles and this is another really good performer. Overall these are so worth the money it’s almost silly, we love these dossier fragrances and think you will too. Five stars.

I don’t hate it, but it doesn’t shell like the Tom F that it is supposed to. The bottle is so nice. Fully glass. The top is literally set on by magnets. It will not fall off! Quality control is amazing in packaging. But the scent is just not it.