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orange milk chocolate is good and addicting this is strong

At first sniff I was sure this was going to be an instant scrubber. The opening blasts you with a harsh and chemical chocolate & rum smell, but after a couple of minutes it calmed down to a sweet Christmas-time citrus and candy scent. As another reviewer stated, I would only reach for this once or twice a year. It definitely gives off Christmas photos with the family in front of the tree type of vibe.

Milk chocolate covered oranges. I'm on the fence lol like yes it smells delicious, but it's also giving me some sort of holiday candle vibes. I'll use my sample but I'm not sure this is something I'd want to smell like more than one day a year.

Unfortunately nauseating. I was intrigued by the smell permeating out from the atomizer, which should have been the first red flag because as soon as I sprayed it, the scent filled my room with sickly smells of brutal synthetic sweetness. Even after scrubbing it off me, my room was tainted and cursed with its horrid candy orange chocolate. If you are considering a blind buy I would suggest thinking again. You could never guess that this fragrance retails for $170, I wouldn't pay a dime for it. The notes were very appealing to me so I was hoping that it would be a cozy, nostalgic gourmand- nope. Traumatic & headache inducing. 0/10

This is the worst perfume I’ve ever purchased. It was an instant scrubber for me. The opening is very overpowering, with a loud, screechy, and synthetic quality that was harsh on my nose. As a fan of gourmand fragrances, I found this to be quite disappointing. If the notes appeal to you, I recommend trying Lust by Chris Collins instead.