Cosmico

Cosmico Zeromolecole is the kind of perfume that makes you question your choices and notes. Picture this: it’s the end of Halloween, and you’re down to your last piece of candy. After rooting around in your stash, you pull out the Zeromolecole, expecting something memorable, maybe a little indulgent. But what you get is something that feels like an afterthought—light, airy, and artificial. It’s photorealistic, you get sucked backward in time to hometown parades throwing cheap candy or the last few pieces of Halloween treats. Left with nothing but dusty sweet disappointment. If PEZ or Smarties hit you with a massive dose of nostalgia and you find yourself reminiscing on them. The novelty shapes, cute delivery method, or chalky sweetness, then I would definitely recommend you check this out or get a sample just for the experience.

Powdery, synthetic (straw?)berry candies kept in a suspicious metal tin since the 80s. It's fine?

I’m torn on this one—I kind of like it and dislike it at the same time. It’s one of those fragrances that smells synthetic on purpose. The "strawberry" note leans more toward purple grapes than actual strawberries, and it definitely gives off Skittles vibes—sweet, artificial berries with that strange chemical edge. Still, I weirdly enjoy it. It’s sweet but not cloying, slightly reminiscent of chewing gum (minus the rubbery part), long-lasting, and overall has a cheerful feel to it. Do I need it? Probably not. But I went through my 3ml sample with genuine pleasure.

Don’t like it at all: smells like chewing gum, it’s very sinthetic.

This smells exactly like skittles to me.