Arroz Con Leche

On me, this is spicy-sweet, not as sweet as many other Ganache fragrances. I get nutmeg, myrrh, stick cinnamon, rice, and milk. The myrrh on my skin is a little too powerful, though it isn't one of the most noticed notes here on the pyramid. It does start to blend a bit better after a while. I want to like this a lot - I have other Ganache Parfums that I love but I can't love this one. This is okay for me. Longevity and sillage are moderate. Smells like a fall or winter fragrance. I'm pretty sure I have an older formulation.

This is downright nasty-smelling. It starts out very chemical, which I'm guessing is influenced by the myrrh, but certainly is the result of more than just that. The nutmeg/cinnamon in this is not well-developed, but it is the only other thing that can be smelled. I think the faint vanilla/rice must be in the base notes. This has no projection. There are much better cinnamon and milk scents out there.

I do not find this natural smelling at all. I get the rice pudding effect, but it is so overpowered by this waxy feeling that it just smells like a cheap candle. Spicy wax is not what I was looking for.

I wore this perfume a couple times, but I just couldn’t get myself to like it. It had a very nice vanilla spice note. It just also had a dryer sheet scent to it in my opinion.

I really notice the rice, milk, and cinnamon. I was hoping this would smell like Horchata and in the opening I do get that kind of vibe. There is also something a little bit waxy or that reminds me of a candle. Dries down to a rice, vanilla, and candle wax skin scent. Very pleasant. This one isn't quite as candy sweet as some of the other fragrances from this house (it is still sweet though). The Ganache website says this was reformulated - so, maybe I got the new version compared to the prior reviewer.