Steamed Milk

I absolutely love the scent of this perfume. It's clean in a way that makes you fall in love with it. I don't pick up on coconut at all, but I do pick up of the musk on the dry down and I'm in love with that and maybe a bit of pink pepper? A lot of people say the sillage is really good but I have to disagree. The longevity isn't there for an extrait either (I typically prefer middle eastern perfumes because they last FOREVER and I recommend you try one at least once in your life). I have a mini purse one that I made myself with bottles off the Amazon and have to reapply often. It's a hard scent to put my finger on and I don't have an extensive of a collection to put it in a category. I have about 20 and most are gourmand. I wouldn't consider this one of them. I do absolutely love it and do wear it often. It's one that people have to be in your scent bubble to smell. I was a bit disappointed in that because I love to showcase my perfumes lol.

This is a lovely smooth lactonic sweet floral. It smells like warm sweet milk on the stove with a bit of vanilla and white floral boiling in it. Very feminine and comforting. Not overly perfumey. I would say it’s office appropriate. Nothing offensive. When it dries down it is a bit more caramely lactonic.

not sure how this is so hated. it’s a beautiful floral gourmand that smells like more of a creamy steamed milk the longer you wear it.

This is my least favorite of the Oakcha gourmand collection. There is something cloying about it. It reminds me of a slightly denser version of Beach Walk. Very floral, very coconut, not a lot of cream. Not terrible by any means, but when I spray it, I have to use it on my lower body and layer it with another less "perfumey" fragrance to balance it out. If you are a big fan of Beach Walk, Hibiscus Palm, or Soleil Blanc, you might like this fragrance.

Interesting concept piece. This might have been trying to get ahead of the recent Snif cereal collection. I'd say it'd be good for layering to make your own "milk and ________" sort of scent, but the prominent pink pepper spicy note might make it weird.