Chocolait

At first this was literally just blanche bete, lactea divina, etc. Just creamy milk. I got NONE of the pepper, smoke, cacao, oud, etc. I was sooo upset because I already have both of those fragrances. Other people were getting it though so I let her rest for 2 months or maybe a Lil less. Just tried it again today and omggggg yessss. I'm getting a smoky, creamy, milky, slightly sweet scent that is so cozy yet sexy. I'm not getting apple, but I think thats what's making it a little sweet and less linear. I have really high hopes this will get even better by the time fall comes around. The cold weather will really make this scent bloom. I'd say that a man could even wear this confidently. Im wondering what in the hell is making it smell creamy and milky though? Total mystery because it's very clearly something in the base. If you're unimpressed at first let it sit. I'd cop it now for fall so it's ready to go.

When I first smelled Chocolait I was puzzled. I smelled something dark, harsh and sketchy, like old dry fruits forgotten in a drawer together with some spices and cocoa powder. Two days later I came back again to it and this time I could smell a beautiful creamy cocoa based fragrance stroked by a sweet peppery spice note like nutmeg or cinnamon, or both. The opening may be a little heavy on spices but fastly the creamy cocoa starts taking place and it gets completely balanced. I felt in love with it. I don't get why I didn't like it in the first place since it's a very complex and beautiful perfume. Very uncommon. I don't know what OG inspired CL but she must be very interesting as well. Performance is great, longevity is about 6 hours and sillage is not disappointing at all.

Been waiting for this ever since it debuted at the Dubai Beauty World Exhibition last month and had the privilege to test it out before the rest of the world. Now I finally got my hands on my own bottle and it smells just as amazing as that day. Warm and Spicy with the slightest sprinkle of something sweet :chefs kiss:

Sweet cocoa and apple blend with spicy pink pepper, deep oud, and warm tonka for a good fragrance

This is not at all what I expected! I am not one to judge on appearance, but in this case I admit that I did, and was fully expecting sweet, sugary, gourmand indulgence, which is a scent profile that I just do NOT get on with. But I was so wrong. On initial spray, this blend of green crunchy apple, powdery cocoa and definitely orris come through to me, followed by a musky oud as it starts to settle. the oud and woody notes continue to develop with a light creaminess and almost floral sweetness in the dry down, its very unique to me, it doesnt sit similarly to any other scent I've tried recently. If I could say one thing about this above anything else, its not to jump to conclusions based on the appearance, I am absolutely not a gourmand/pink sugar person and yet, I fear I am kind of loving this