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In the realm of fragrances, there exists an enchanting world where artistry meets olfactory mastery, where scents become an expression of individuality, and where designers craft invisible garments of scent to adorn our senses. Viktor & Rolf, the celebrated Dutch fashion house, has woven its inimitable threads into this realm, creating olfactory experiences that are nothing short of extraordinary. In this fragrant showdown, we embark on a journey into the whimsical universe of Viktor & Rolf’s fragrances, specifically pitting two of their most captivating creations against each other: Bonbon and Bonbon Couture.

Like a couturier’s meticulous craftsmanship, Viktor & Rolf’s Bonbon and Bonbon Couture are fragrant masterpieces meticulously composed to capture the essence of luxury, indulgence, and femininity. Each perfume tells a different story, and in this article, we will delve into the intricate details of these two exceptional fragrances, exploring their unique personalities, ingredients, and the emotions they evoke. So, fasten your seatbelts as we embark on a fragrant voyage through the enchanting world of Viktor & Rolf, where Bonbon and Bonbon Couture await to leave an indelible mark on your olfactory memory.

PerfumeReleaseFragrance NotesStrength
Bonbon2014Caramel, Orange Blossom, PeachEau de Parfum
Bonbon Couture2016Patchouli, Orange Blossom, CaramelEau de Parfum Intense
Bonbon Pastel2019Neroli, Orange Blossom, CaramelEau de Toilette

Viktor & Rolf Bonbon


Viktor & Rolf Bonbon is a super sweet Caramel scent.

The sweet Caramel is accompanied by sweet Orange Blossom and Peach perfume notes.

There is also a hint of Amber in the base which is accompanied by Jasmine and Sandalwood.

I find BonBon a really strong and good for lasting scent which is definitely sexy and feminine. I love the Peach and Orange in the mix which works really well with the Caramel.

Fans of Viktor & Rolf Bonbon would probably also like Prada Candy which is another strong caramel scent (my review of the entire Prada Candy perfume range).

Viktor & Rolf Bonbon Couture Intense


Viktor & Rolf Bonbon Couture is even stronger than the original Bonbon but its less sweet.

The Orange Blossom is more dominant than in the original Bonbon and are accompanied by a white Tobacco Flower and Patchouli which are quite dominant.

If you find the original Bonbon too sweet then I recommend trying Bonbon Couture which is more floral.

Viktor & Rolf Bonbon Pastel


Bonbon Pastel is an Eau de Toilette and much lighter than the other two Bonbon fragrances.

The signature Caramel scent is still there but there is plenty of fresh Mandarin Orange and Bergamot added, especially noticeable in the top notes.

Bonbon Pastel also has a Neroli which is combined with Orange Blossom, as well as a salty Cardamon.

There isn’t any Patchouli in the base of this perfume so after the floral notes have faded the perfume isn’t really noticeable anymore.

Viktor & Rolf Bonbon Limited Edition


There have been lots of limited edition versions of Viktor & Rolf Bonbon, especially around Christmas.

Soki London

Sophie is the perfume enthusiast behind Soki London. She reviews the latest perfumes and entire perfume ranges on her YouTube channel and website.