Senora

This is absolutely beautiful and there's nothing at all challenging here. I have not smelled Coco Mads but I do have another Mads inspired fragrance, Armaf Club de Nuit, and this smells much more feminine and youthful. That being said, I find CDN to be a bit more sophisticated and complex, albeit sharp in the opening.

This is a good scent if you want to smell feminine and put-together. On first application you mainly get very strong, juicy orange. In the first 1-2 hours the rose, mandarin, and mimosa join in to make this smell sweet, floral, and bright. After that, you mainly get a very clean musk and a bit of vanilla. It's these musky clean base notes that last a very, very long time. They don't project much but you'll smell it on your skin or clothes pretty much all day. There's something soft about the musk, so it's not a harsh clean scent. Very inoffensive. I do wish it was a bit sweeter overall and that some sweetness stayed in the musky drydown (there's basically none at that point), but that's just my opinion as someone who really likes sweet and gourmand scents. I think I would purchase this again. It's very good to have on hand when you want a crowd-pleasing, professional yet pretty scent. The price point is fantastic. I also really like the bottle and packaging--it makes it feel like a luxury perfume! Also, I recently got a chance to smell the original Coco Mademoiselle that this is a dupe for and at least in terms of the opening, I'd say they're identical (I didn't compare the drydown).

I was prepared to like this because I like Coco Mad. However it was the worst thing I had ever smelt and thought to myself "ok - Oakcha finally got it wrong" HOWEVER..... After letting it sit for over a month, I went back to it just to sniff to see who I could maybe gift it to that might like it. Baby!!??? The awesome aroma took me off my feet! Smelt SO SO close to the original and NOTHING like how it did originally. There is truly something to be said for letting a fragrance sit and mature. Now i love it so much it is one of my nighttime spritz before bed scents :)

Señora is honestly one of the closest Coco Mademoiselle inspired fragrances I have smelled. It captures that sparkling citrus mixed with earthy patchouli DNA extremely well. Very elegant, feminine, classy, and recognizable. The problem is the performance. On my skin, this completely disappears in about 2 hours. Not “becomes a skin scent.” I mean fully gone. For something marketed as an Extrait de Parfum, I expected so much more. It performs more like a light body mist than an extrait concentration. I also cannot justify paying around $40 for only 50ml when I have to keep reapplying it constantly throughout the day. If you are mainly buying this for the Coco Mademoiselle vibe, here are my favorite alternatives: Armaf Club de Nuit Woman: This one is the performance monster. Same sweet citrus patchouli designer vibe, but much louder, stronger, and longer lasting. Easily 6/8 hours on me, and you get a huge bottle for less money. Maison Alhambra Como Moiselle: Very affordable and surprisingly accurate. It keeps that elegant bergamot and patchouli style without feeling overly sharp. Pendora Scents Madonna de Femme: Probably the smoothest option of the three. Beautiful transition from sparkling orange into soft jasmine and rose. Much less harsh and alcoholic in the opening compared to many Coco Mademoiselle inspired scents. Overall, Oakcha absolutely got the scent profile right. I just wish the performance matched the marketing because the fragrance itself is beautiful.

I love this one! Definitely smells similar to coco madamoiselle! Lasts a long time too.