
Fayora Oshino
Fruity · Floral · Sweet.
parfumbible.comFloral · Tropical · Fruity.
Brand origin means the country where the house was founded. Made in refers to fragrance manufacturing, not the origin of every ingredient or the brand’s current headquarters.
Brand origin: Our brands · Checked 2026-09-21
The official history identifies the original house as Carolina Herrera New York, launched in 1981; not the founder’s birthplace.
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La Bomba by Carolina Herrera has a listed floral, tropical, fruity profile, with notes of Pitahaya, Frangipani, Red Peony, Vanilla, Patchouli.
Based on listed notes and accords.
Catalog snapshot · 2026-05-29. Ratings and votes come from the source dataset, not Parfum Bible users or live measurements. This entry has not yet received an individual editorial review.
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Eau de parfum · US listing · 30 mL bottle; 11 mL ring spray
Alcohol denat., Parfum (fragrance), Aqua (water), Tetramethyl acetyloctahydronaphthalenes, Hexamethylindanopyran, Citrus aurantium bergamia (bergamot) peel oil, Linalyl acetate, Linalool, Limonene, Coumarin, Butyl methoxydibenzoylmethane, Benzyl salicylate, Vanillin, Pinene, Pogostemon cablin oil, Alcohol, Rose ketones, Citral, Citrus aurantium peel oil, Benzaldehyde, Tris(tetramethylhydroxypiperidinol) citrate, Eugenol, Geranyl acetate, Beta-caryophyllene, Cinnamomum cassia leaf oil, Cinnamal, Terpineol, Terpinolene, Benzyl alcohol, CI 14700 (red 4), CI 60730 (ext. violet 2).
Source: Carolina Herrera official US product ingredient declaration · Checked 2026-09-22
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829 votes
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820 votes
1 = intimate; higher = stronger
794 votes
1 = overpriced; 5 = great value
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Both list Patchouli and Vanilla. Explore La Bomba’s floral direction alongside Black Opium’s vanilla profile. Shared notes offer a starting point for an experiment; the combination has not been wear-tested.
Compare each fragrance alone, then try a small amount together on a blotter. Keep the combination you enjoy; no application order or ratio has been validated.
Both list Patchouli and Vanilla. Explore La Bomba’s floral direction alongside Lost Cherry’s cherry profile. Shared notes offer a starting point for an experiment; the combination has not been wear-tested.
Compare each fragrance alone, then try a small amount together on a blotter. Keep the combination you enjoy; no application order or ratio has been validated.
La Bomba by Carolina Herrera has a listed floral, tropical, fruity profile, with notes of Pitahaya, Frangipani, Red Peony, Vanilla, Patchouli.
The listed perfumers are Christophe Raynaud, Louise Turner, Quentin Bisch.
The longevity rating is 3.56 out of 5, from 829 category votes. This is not a measurement in hours. A wear test is the best way to assess it for you.
Its listed notes include pitahaya, frangipani, red peony, vanilla, patchouli. These describe the scent rather than its full ingredient formula.
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