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Coconut Lime Verbena
by Bath and Body Works

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5 reviews

I love it. I'm a 24 yr old guy and I'm using this during the summer days. It has a citrus top and the coconut isn't extremely noticable, but maybe that's best, if it did I think it could lean towards the "tanning lotion" kind of thing. The lasting power seems ok, not great but I've had much worse. Really fresh fragrance
30 June 2009


8 reviews

I've all but lost interest in regular fragrances since finding Black Phoenix Alchemy Lab, but this one has stuck around!

I fell in love with Bath and Body Works' Coconut Lime Verbena when it was first released, as a summer limited edition. Sadly, I didn't find it until the end of the summer, and when I came back to buy it, it was gone!

I was very happy when summer rolled back around and I found it added to the general collection! It's a wonderful fresh fragrance, joyful and exuberant without being obnoxious. The individual notes meld very well, creating a fragrance with a distinctive summer feeling.

This summer I bought Upa Upa from Black Phoenix Alchemy Lab's summer collection, Atomic Luau. It's similiar, but there's enough difference that I sometimes still reach for Coconut Lime Verbena for a sensory pick-me-up.
18 September 2008


226 reviews

Ditto CastorPollux. Although on me the zesty top is more lime-y than lemon with a zing of bergamot and a get a definite hint of cedar in the middle. And like Dead Man's Hand said.....
14 June 2008


1290 reviews

Refreshing and light, pretty good staying power too! Everytime my daughter layers this scent I breathe a bit more deeply as she passes by!
15 October 2007


85 reviews

Smells very much like Creed's Virgin Island water at 1/10th of the price. Very nice scent all around and lasts a good 5-6 hours. Can't complain for $16.50 for 1.7oz.
11 July 2007


315 reviews

The first time i saw this little one, i thought to myself: oh no, yet another gimmicky suntan lotion type fragrance.
Yet this one surprised me.
As I sprayed on, I felt a breeze of renewal and tranquility, with a pinch of light and invigorating happiness.
The top is definitely citrusy and sharper than one might think and it has an air of sun-dried lemon grinds, slightly fruity and very fresh and cool. No coconut at all on the top.
Of the notes listed above, the mid notes don’t seem to play a huge deal there but they sure fall in between the light floral-softly fruity yet still very citrusy category.
The coconut comes as an airy one, very soft and creamy at the base mostly, and it comes together with an honest sandalwood and some vanilla for a final sweeter touch. The musk is barely noticeable.
All in all. A very nice, fresh softly scented citrus-coconut (think coconut water) scent, very nice for hot weather or when you’re in the mood for a tropical fix in a not so comfy winter.
20 June 2007

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