Our verdict: Passion Copulin Concentrate was sold as a scented, oil-based 5 mL roll-on for women with a cucumber and melon fragrance. Love Scent’s historical description identifies copulins as the featured component, but the retailer now says it no longer carries the product. We could not verify dependable current stock, price, or return terms, and there is no controlled test of the finished perfume establishing an attraction effect.
How we reviewed Passion Copulin Concentrate
We checked Love Scent’s historical product spotlight and availability update and its women’s product overview, then assessed the product claims against published research on human pheromones. We have not purchased or tested a bottle, checked a current batch, or measured responses from other people. This is Passion Copulin Concentrate, a legacy scented roll-on; it is distinct from the separately named Love Scent Copulin Concentrate, which the retailer currently suggests as an alternative.
Passion Copulin Concentrate at a glance
| Product | Passion Copulin Concentrate, a historically marketed women’s roll-on perfume |
|---|---|
| Featured component | Copulins, according to Love Scent’s historical description; concentration not independently verified |
| Scent | Fresh cucumber and melon fragrance, as described by the retailer |
| Format | Oil-based, 5 mL roll-on glass bottle |
| Historical price | Love Scent listed $29.95; this is not a current offer |
| Current availability | Unverified. Love Scent explicitly says it no longer carries Passion Copulin Concentrate. |
| Current returns | No present-day seller policy verified for this product |
Our verdict: limited reasons to seek out an old listing
The fragrance and roll-on format may appeal to someone who likes a light fruity perfume. However, the former retailer’s discontinuation notice makes present-day purchasing uncertain. We would not treat an old price, marketplace link, or stale stock indicator as proof that a fresh bottle can be delivered or returned. Confirm the exact product, seller, bottle condition, total cost, and written return terms before ordering elsewhere.
What are copulins, and what was in Passion?
Copulins refers to a group of volatile acids associated with vaginal secretions. Love Scent identified them as the central ingredient in Passion. Its historical article did not provide a complete ingredient list, an amount per application, or independent batch testing. The product name does not establish that the bottle contained a particular concentration.
Some studies of isolated odor compounds have investigated hormonal or behavioral responses under specific conditions. Those findings cannot be used to predict what wearing this commercial perfume will do. A review of human sex pheromone evidence describes substantial gaps in identifying and validating such signals. We found no controlled study of Passion Copulin Concentrate itself that substantiates promised attraction or testosterone changes.
Scent and application
Love Scent described the added fragrance as cucumber and melon, with some sweeter fruit impressions in its historical copy. This is a scented roll-on, rather than an unscented additive intended for mixing into perfume. The old instructions suggested applying the roller to pulse points such as the wrist or throat. We have not smelled a bottle, and the scent or condition of old stock may differ from that description. Follow any label on the actual bottle and patch test if you are sensitive to fragrance.
Price, availability, and returns
Love Scent formerly listed the 5 mL roll-on at $29.95, then updated its articles to say it no longer carries Passion Copulin Concentrate. That historical price does not verify the $19.95 figure previously shown in this page’s old rating box or any price today. We could not confirm a current reliable seller or a return policy for the original product.
Do not confuse it with Love Scent Copulin Concentrate: the latter is a separate product with its own format and usage instructions. If you find Passion at another store, verify exactly which product is offered before comparing prices.
How does it compare with Nexus?
Nexus is a product we review for men, so it is not a direct substitute for a women’s copulin roll-on. Our Nexus review covers its product details and purchase terms for readers shopping in that category. Neither product should be assumed to create a predictable response in another person.
Frequently asked questions
Is Passion Copulin Concentrate still sold by Love Scent?
No. Love Scent’s historical product article says it no longer carries Passion Copulin Concentrate. We could not verify dependable current stock elsewhere.
Is Passion the same as Love Scent Copulin Concentrate?
No. Passion was a scented 5 mL roll-on. Love Scent Copulin Concentrate is a separately named product suggested by the retailer after Passion left its catalog.
What did Passion smell like?
Love Scent described a light cucumber and melon fragrance. We have not independently smelled a bottle or verified the condition of older stock.
Does it increase attraction or testosterone?
We found no controlled trial of the finished product establishing either outcome. Research on isolated compounds does not prove what this perfume will do in everyday use.
Editorial note: Historical retailer descriptions and availability statements checked October 3, 2026. This is a research-based review; we have not independently tested Passion Copulin Concentrate or measured attraction outcomes.
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