Caramella D'Amore

Such a delightful happy scent! On my skin I get wonderful projection and great longevity! I am so thankful I can smell this delicate beauty! It’s fluffy, nutty, and sweet! The candied Violette is there sugared with vanilla scented powdered sugar! Next to the fluffy cotton candy note grounded by the nutty neaunces! Some sort of fluffy yummy musky base! I looove love this as it’s not cloying one bit! It’s satisfying!

I bought this one solely for the realistic cotton candy note... And the scent is sweet gourmand for me, like candy for kids. The problem is the concentration though, for an edp this doesn't last very long, 6 hours top, and it doesn't project that much. But i really love the scent, it's different and yummy... Well, you win some, you lose some.

A delicate, tender, very reassuring fragrance. Despite its markedly gourmand olfactory pyramid, this magical and alchemical combination is absolutely ne pas manger. I find it absolutely delicious, faint fragrance of porcelain dolls, innocent, childish. Adorable

Love the smell, but I have to sniff very hard to smell something.

It's rare to find a scent on Fragrantica with more dislikes than likes or loves, and I wasn't expecting it for this less than serious but very nice and surprisingly light pink sugary cloud of a gourmand. But on reflection it makes sense - it must be the very high price of Caramella d'Amore in combination with its category: as a fragrance it's so innocently sweet and pink it's a match made in heaven for a typical young girl... but definitely not for her budget! There are other pink sugary gourmands out there that cost a fraction of this one, and as a result offer a much better price/quality ratio, even though this is without a doubt among the best of its kind I've tried - more balanced and less overwhelming than most of its cousins. Still, "sweet, sweet and more sweet" is very much the main aspect of it, and sugar is the only note I can positively discern. So you can see I'm a little conflicted about this: one one hand I can't deny I like it very much, probably a lot more than I should admit at 32, and I'd very much like at least a decant so I could indulge in it behind closed doors from time to time, especially in the colder seasons. On the other hand, I don't think it's really worth the asking price. I don't know - for now I'll just call it a "like", and time will have to tell which of these hands is the upper one...