Xocolatl

The first time I smelled this perfume was on a guy, and I couldn’t help but get distracted by how good he smelled. I knew I’d regret it forever if I didn’t ask what he was wearing. So I finally worked up the courage to ask, and thank goodness I did—it was this! I’d definitely call it a unisex fragrance. Looking at the notes, I thought it’d lean more feminine, but after smelling it on a guy first, I can honestly say it’s equally amazing and attractive on both men and women. I’ve gotten quite a few compliments wearing this, and the longevity is really good too. My only complaints are the sprayer, which isn’t the best, and the formula—it feels quite oily, so it might stain clothes if you’re not careful, and it doesn’t spray very evenly. It’s definitely not cheap, but I genuinely think it’s worth every penny. A few sprays go a long way, it lasts for hours. Overall, this was a great purchase, and easily one of Saff & Co.’s best fragrances in my opinion. I’d def gift this to my future husband haha!

a bit missleading conception :/ this perfume last so much and projects soo far.My friend wore this and hug me and it stains on my shirt,got me spraying on my skin. BUT it doesnt smell or feel like chocolate AT ALL. no gourmand.It smells like powdery sweet warm citrus scent, sweet and strong at first spray but drydown smells soo good,once again a bit missleading conception for me who expect a chocolate fragrance

i love the opening, very fresh. pretty creamy from the gardenia most of the time, but not chocolaty to me. maybe it needs some bitter or spicy notes to be more reminiscent of chocolate. but overall, it's a sultry scent in my opinion, which is funny since this is a crayon shinchan collaboration

Chocolate between green and floral notes. I like it, but I agree the chocolate notes need to be stronger.

This fragrance was introduced as being inspired by Chocobi, the iconic chocolate biscuit snack from Crayon Shinchan. That playful reference alone sets the tone for something fun, nostalgic, and deliciously sweet. Naturally, I expected a scent that captured that chocolatey, biscuit-like warmth, something truly gourmand. Also, every time I asked store clerks or joined their live sessions specifically requesting a scent that smells sweet, dessert-like, or reminiscent of baked goods, Xocolatl was always their go-to recommendation. So of course, I had high hopes. But in reality, the scent is quite far from that. It doesn’t evoke any chocolate or cookie vibes at all. Instead, it leans much more toward a light floral composition, slightly powdery, a bit airy, and honestly, pretty basic. There's none of the edible coziness or richness that defines a true gourmand fragrance. If you're expecting something indulgent and dessert-inspired, this isn’t it.

I used to not like the brand Saff n Co because their perfumes were just dupes of other brands. But ever since they released Xocolatl, I started to appreciate them. I can’t deny that I was drawn to Xocolatl because of the Sinchan x Tahilalats collaboration, which made me imagine a scent inspired by Cocobi, Sinchan’s favorite snack. I’ve tried Cocobi before, and I think the chocolate note in this perfume really does resemble it. It’s not the deep, luxurious chocolate you’d expect—it’s more like the chocolate powder used as a dessert topping. There’s also a fairly tangy orange note, but it doesn’t dominate. I actually don’t detect much coconut at all.

It's nice, lightweight and very easy on the nose. I assume the name comes from trying to recreate the feeling that chocolate evokes, while not necessarily bringing in any chocolate notes into the mix? It's much more of a fruity, lightweight, playful and slightly milky scent without falling into a gourmand category. Nice for day to day.

The perfect scent if you want to smell like milky chocolate biscuit from your childhood.