Chocolate Greedy

Why isn't anyone commenting on how this smells like those Nutella wafer biscuits/candy bars?!? It blows my mind nobody has mentioned that🤯. To my nose, this is a dry and powdery chocolate gourmand. The first 5 minutes involve the Nutella Wafer phenomenon (which has that crisp and flakey feel) with a hint of bitter orange, then the cocoa aspect comes in and stays until vanilla dry down comes around. I admit that I was NOT a fan when I first experienced this, I thought it was too chocolate-y. Thank goodness, the atomizer sprays a small amount, because I didn't think I could handle so much chocolate, for so many hours. I'm glad there's a vanilla dry down, it truly balances out Greedy. I also love that there are stages in this fragrance; the Wafer and orange combo, the chocolate, the vanilla. This is my to go winter fragrance now, this and Eilish. I love that this is a powdery, comforting, cozy scent that leaves a trail, and last forever!!! I know I sound like a broken record, but it's genius that the atomizer sprays very little; as if they knew a little goes a long way with this fragrance. 🤎 BLIND BUY IT. It's a safe blind buy. If you like Nutella, if you gourmand this is up your alley you can't go wrong. I do have to say, I own Choco Musk (I see alot of comparisons), and although they're both chocolate forward, to me, they're not in similar? Chocolate Greedy is more dry, "crispy" & powdery thanks to that wafer note, and and Choco Musk is "fluffy", slightly powdery and the oil smells like chocolate chapstick. (Sorry y'all, that's just what I smell) BUT that's 8$ compared to however much you want to spend on this. (I got mine for $55👌) My only complaint is that Chocolate Greedy bottle is opaque, and even though I got the biggest size (3.4, 100 ml) the bottle is actually cute and tiny.

She embodies elegance, class, sophistication, and an undeniable sweetness. The fragrance is exquisitely creamy and lactonic. At its heart lies a rich, dark chocolate infused with delightful hints of nuttiness, presenting a bold chocolate-orange opening that captivates the senses. As it dries down, the vibrant citrus gracefully recedes, unveiling a more powdery chocolate note. A whisper of coffee lingers subtly in the background, but it’s the vanilla that truly steals the spotlight on my skin. While sandalwood isn’t officially listed in the notes, I detect its creamy essence weaving through the composition, adding depth without an earthy tone. The longevity of this scent is remarkable, lasting an impressive 8 to 10 hours before transitioning to a skin scent. Its projection is nothing short of magnificent. When compared to Choco Musk, the similarities in the dry down are striking. Choco Musk offers a distinct sandalwood and muskiness, leaning toward a sweeter milk chocolate profile that many reviewers have noted—and I wholeheartedly agree with. While Choco Musk feels more like a fragrance for daytime, Chocolate Greedy is undeniably crafted for those enchanting date nights. Chocolate Greedy reveals a powdery allure, featuring prominent notes of hot chocolate, vanilla, citrus, and nutty undertones. Layering it with Posh Chocolate by Lush creates an olfactory experience that is simply heavenly. Though I may be late to join the fanfare for this fragrance, it truly lives up to the praise and leaves me with nothing but admiration.

People get different things from this... but what we can all agree with is that its a gourmand... What I get in the air after freshly spraying this is not chocolate per se, but more of a baked cookie smell. Its soft, its sweet, but its beastly at the same time. Projects like crazy but in a soft way and lasts on the skin a very long time. To me this is the ultimate gourmand. I did a review on it about 7 years ago on my youtube channel. I tried to start a hype but it didn't catch on lol. to me... To put it simply....This is a willy wonka masterpiece. It is a carnival in a friggin bottle.. First you get the smell of baked chocolate chip cookies, then as this sucker dries down I get the exact smell I have gotten many times throughout life at ocean side board walks, festivals and carnivals.. I can smell the buttered popcorn popping, the cotton candy spinning,, the toffee pulling...I just get that overall sweet and savory smell I would get walking down the board walk in seaside smelling the air.. All they had to do is add a slight aquatic salt note and call it the board walk.. Oh yeah and also i forgot the candy toasted cashews.. the whole shabang.. I am not usually the artsy perfume guy, but this one certainly takes me on a journey. I close my eyes and I am a kid again with my mom (rest in peace) at seaside heights at night.. Those were good memories.. this is edible stuff.. and it brings me back to happier times. Scent 5/5 Performance 5/5

I did not know how to feel about this fragrance at first, but I notice myself reaching for Chocolate Greedy time and time again for my aromatherapy sessions. Recently, I have been exploring photorealistic perfumes, and this frag keeps popping up as one of the most reccomended realistic gourmand scents. I had to try it. Judging from its name (always a bad idea), I was expecting a more (dark) chocolate forward scent. I did get a burst of strong cocoa (supported with the coffee) on the initial spray. However, it quickly turns into tart oranges and dried fruits with a slight biscuit-like scent. The chocolate was there, but not as prominent as I thought it would be. Later on, the tartness of the orange gives way to a sweeter milk chocolate scent with vanilla. Overall the scent reminds me of those artisan chocolate bars that have dried fruits and cookies stuck to the back. A very happy scent :) I think most people got caught off guard by the orange and dried fruit notes. But if you enjoy citrus scents and are trying to get into gourmand fragrances, this could be a good start for you. Please do test if your body chemistry agrees with this scent before committing to a bottle.

They did amazing to pull off something that is classy and almost seductive... Yet overtly gourmand. First spray is orange chocolate. The orange fades after 30 minutes, then this becomes a rich creamy dark chocolate (not like that bitter 90% dark chocolate.. no no.. this is lighter than that). There is a touch of hazelnut goodness that makes this really delicious. Some cocoa butter type vanilla is here. I can't smell the coffee. Rather than the coffee notes making this a 'coffee perfume', it 'warms' the fragrance IMO. It's not a cool or minty chocolate... This is warm and satisfying. When I walk past people 30 minutes after a spray, they turn heads. Yes, it's over $100. But nothing compares to this 100%. Choco musk is a great dupe, but you can definitely own both of those and enjoy both in different ways. The quality of Montale is palpable. Decadent. While it's a tad more feminine than overtly unisex, I would actually love this on a man so much. The vanilla is not a floral vanilla: it's a cocoa type vanilla. The chocolate isn't sucrosey /syrupy: it's rich and dark. So, really, this would be incredible on anyone... It's flexible.