Victoria's Secret — Love Spell Frosted
Essence
A 2018 limited-edition winter/holiday flanker of Victoria’s Secret’s flagship Love Spell (the cherry-blossom-and-peach fruity-floral). “Frosted” puts a cooler, icier spin on the familiar Love Spell sweetness. It’s a body/fragrance mist rather than a fine fragrance, and it’s now discontinued - which makes availability more relevant than any verdict.
Scent Profile
The catalog/ “ice, snow / peach leaf / cedar” listing is an abstraction for a cool, airy-sweet top rather than literal materials.
Performance
As a Victoria’s Secret mist, performance is light by design - short-to-moderate longevity and soft sillage are the category norm and the general wearers expectation. Plan on reapplication.
Wearing Context
Marketed for fall/winter/holiday; casual, sweet, youthful. Practical reading: a cozy layering mist for cold-weather everyday wear, not an evening statement.
Comparisons & DNA
Sweet fruity-floral with a cool spin. The only firm comparison is in-house - VS Love Spell (peach + cherry blossom), of which “Frosted” is the sweeter, cooler seasonal variant.
Reception
General VS-mist sentiment applies - fun, affordable, nostalgic, but neither serious nor long-lasting. Blind-buy verdict is moot since it’s discontinued, but fans of sweet VS mists would likely enjoy it.
Versions & Reformulation
A limited-edition seasonal flanker of Love Spell, which itself exists across multiple mist and lotion formats and years. Note a catalog discrepancy: this is listed as “EDP,” but it is a fragrance/body mist, not an eau de parfum - concentration is mist-strength. Discontinued.
Acquisition Notes
Pricing sits in Victoria’s Secret’s accessible designer tier. Love Spell Frosted was sold through Victoria’s Secret in fine-fragrance and body-care formats depending on the release, typically EDP, mist, lotion, rollerball, or travel spray. For discontinued, limited, or renamed versions, verify the exact year, concentration, name, note set, and bottle before buying.
Notable Facts & Lore
- It’s part of Victoria’s Secret’s long-running practice of seasonal “Frosted”/holiday flankers of its core mists.
- Discontinuation has given it modest collector/nostalgia demand, visible in TikTok-era interest - sentiment signal only, not a quality indicator.