Snif Extra Whip Body Mist Review

Snif Extra Whip Body Mist is a new whipped creamy inspired fragrance that launched with the Snif Hot Cakes Collection and was created to be used alone or as a layering fragrance with the new Snif Hot Cakes Perfume. As a vanilla girlie I was most interested in hauling this to use not only alone but as a topping with the Hot Cakes Perfume. I love yummy gourmand vanillas and this sounded like a great one. As per the brand it contains notes of cold aldehydes, icing sugar, whipped cream, vanilla, milky sandalwood, and fluffy musk!

Snif Extra Whip Body Mist comes in three variations two of which are individual bottles that are 2.5 oz or 8 oz for $22 or $34. Or you can do a gift set which features all three of the “topping” body mists as well as a small size of the Hot Cakes Perfume in a layering gift set. Use code SNIF15 for 15% off your total. This is Snif’s first venture into the world of fragrance mists and so far the reviews are mixed.

Snif Extra Whip Body Mist comes in a simple, elegant plastic bottle with a cream colored topper. It’s a very basic, simple packaging but it gives of a nice clean, deco-like elegance. Nothing too fancy or cutesy just a simple and interesting design that compliments the Snif perfume bottles.

Out of all three of the fragrance mists I believe Extra Whip is the one that has gotten some of the worst reviews. I can understand the disappointment. It’s not the gourmand vanilla anyone expected. It absolutely does not smell like whipped cream. It’s also rather weak and doesn’t project well. It’s more of a close, intimate fragrance and you need to stand fairly close to get a whiff of it. It’s a lot more complex than a simple vanilla whipped cream fragrance which in someway I wanted and expected.

The aldehydes give the fragrance a little citrus-y note and it may be what overtakes any of the gourmand notes like whipped cream and vanilla. It does have a certain sugariness to it warmth that gets added in from the sandalwood. I wouldn’t say it gives off any lactonic, fluffy, or vanilla vibes. It almost smells like a sugary warm amber with a little bit of citrus. It dries down to a warm, cozy fragrance and can be classified as a darker gourmand but not a foody or a sweet one. If you layer it with Hot Cakes it does morph that fragrance slightly. I wouldn’t say you get a warm stack of Hot Cakes with a mound of whipped cream on top if you combine the two but Extra Whip does add an extra layer of warmth and richness to Hot Cakes and also, does take the buttery and syrupy note away slightly. They actually smell really interesting together and do compliment one another just not in the way one would expect. If you’re expecting a delicious foody scent that isn’t what this combo gives you. If you want a warm, cozy, snuggled up on a cold winter’s night this is absolutely give off those vibes. Unfortunately, on its own Extra Whip isn’t a beast mode fragrance. It’s very intimate and it does fade rather fast. I would recommend applying unscented body cream so it sticks around a bit longer.

I don’t regret my Snif Extra Whip Body Mist but I can say it wasn’t what I expected or wanted from this scent. Oh well! It’s still very warm and rather cozy! This isn’t a scent I’ll be using right now but come the Fall and Winter I’m sure it’ll be one I reach for.

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