Sexy Little Things Heartbreaker
Sexy Little Things Heartbreaker is built tight: bergamot, honeysuckle, vetiver.
The scent fingerprint
Weighted by intensity across 1 accords.
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The note pyramid
- Bergamot
- Honeysuckle
- Vetiver
By the editors · 2 min readSexy Little Things Heartbreaker is built tight: bergamot, honeysuckle, vetiver. Three notes, one mood. Bergamot opens it like most modern feminines do — a green-citrus glance — but here it stays for a meaningful first chapter rather than ducking out within minutes.
Honeysuckle at the heart is the unusual choice: the dewy, slightly waxy version more common in cologne than in Bombshell-era Victoria's Secret. It reads young and slightly outdoorsy. Vetiver in the base grounds the floral with a smoky-grass dryness that keeps the whole arrangement from going saccharine.
A minimalist by Victoria's Secret standards, and the better for it. This one wants late-spring sunlight and bare arms; it's fresher and less obvious than most of the Sexy Little Things flankers, and reads more 'first-date casual' than 'after-dark seduction'.
Scent twins
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