TOKYOMILK Dark Tainted Love Eau de Parfum | Daring, Provocative Perfume | Intoxicating, Alluring Fragrance Notes Form a Unique, Sensory Experience | 1.6 fl oz / 47.3 ml

Don't pay the price that Amazon sells for this, do a little research online and fine the better option. However I have worn this quite a few times now and every time I wear it, I get nothing but compliments. Every man in my life has fallen in love with it and told me to run and get the bigger bottle. Sadly, it only comes in 1.6 oz bottle. Will absolutely repurchase.

I love the smell of this parfum. It’s not gaggy sweet. The vanilla does giver a slightly sweet scent but the sandalwood and orchid give it a spicy, musky smell. It doesn’t last all day, but it does last for quite a while

I found this line when I was on vacation, and I’m so happy to have found it for a much better price! I love the scent- secret, sexy, summer nights, with earthy undertones.

**This review is for the Everything & Nothing scent, NOT for Tainted Love.** I purchased this based on having smelled it on a scarf that a friend left at my house. One whiff and I HAD to have it, even though it's not the type of scent I normally go for, and the description actually sounds the least 'me' of all the Tokyomilk Dark fragrances. One thing that surprised me about this fragrance is that I actually don't really like it when it is first spritzed on. It's REALLY sweet, almost cloying and kind of generic. However, the dry-down is amazing, and that's why I bought it. Once it settles, it goes from sickly sweet to extraordinarily warm and rich. I live in a cold climate, and I LOVE the warm, warm smell of this on my scarf mixing with the chilly air outside. I'm not really sure how to feel about the stated notes for this scent. Sweet orange would most definitely be the primary note, but don't let that lead you to believe that this is a citrusy perfume - it's pretty much the opposite of crisp. The orange is so sweet and warmed up that it almost doesn't smell like orange anymore. Maybe like an orange that's been steeping in a bowl of cognac and sugar. The 'pressed petals' note is definitely present when first sprayed, but disappears quickly (a plus in my book, as it helps take the scent from sweet to warm, as described above). The tea leaves really come out after several hours of wear, and are a really nice addition, adding to the warmth. I have no idea what 'desert moss' is supposed to smell like, though it certainly sounds poetic and alluring. I would probably recommend smelling this before you buy it, if you tend to be picky about perfume - this one may not be for everyone, and the description could possibly be a little bit misleading. Overall, a great everyday scent that lasts nicely, and at a great price. I can't wait to check out some more of the Tokyomilk Dark line.

This is one of my go to scents. If you’re expecting a simple sweet perfume, this is more than that. It’s a darker, more complex vanilla with a cozy, almost mysterious feel. The sandalwood and tea notes give it depth so it doesn’t smell cheap or overly sugary. It lasts well and feels like a more unique fragrance compared to typical drugstore perfumes. Definitely worth it if you like warm, slightly spicy scents