Tiramisu Caramel

**update 11/28/24: i'm definitely beginning to pick up on the honey, whiskey, and more of the woodiness. it's faint/brief so i can tell it still needs time to smooth out. it's got potential for the scent profile i was hoping for though: bianco latte with a bit of wild turkey american honey.** disclaimer: i just received this perfume today (11/22/24) and am giving my first impressions, so i'm not able to comment on longevity yet-- this is just a placeholder i will edit later on (i promise!) i just wanted to give more feedback for anyone curious. ♥ on its own: super sugary, caramelly vanilla. despite the sweetness, it's still powdery and airy enough to not be super cloying unless you overspray. maybe it's because it's still a new bottle, but i really don't get too much of the woods or the whiskey-- in the heart, i guess i can get sort of a vanilla romance by b&bw vibe so maybe i'm picking up some woody notes mingling with vanilla (it disappears upon dry down though), but i definitely don't get any booziness from this at all. if that comes later, i'll add that here as well. overall, crowd pleasing gourmand and an easy reach if you like really sweet vanilla perfumes that don't need much complexity. as a dupe/in comparison to eclaire/bianco latte: despite the wood and whiskey notes listed, tiramisu caramel basically smells identical to eclaire once it dries down (though i do smell the woods, as mentioned above). for some reason, eclaire gained some weird sharp and metallic opening to me after a few weeks-- so far, TC doesn't have that. otherwise sillage and projection are comparable to eclaire as well. bianco latte is still much more of a powerhouse, and more powdery to my nose (that i can remember). but for the price, i think it's a great substitute! especially if you don't necessarily care for incredibly strong fragrances.

I have recently bought this fragrance as a blind buy and oh boy was I in for a surprise. I bought this as my first sweet fragrance knowing well that I may not like it, my first impression. the packaging was amazing, its not some cheap little paper/cardboard box most store fragrances have, the metal cap is a really nice touch and the bottle itself is very attractive, I will also mention I believe it has a pressurized atomizer. For some context I am a male college student just getting into fragrances as a hobby, the very first spray/opening is very strong, almost a little harsh and hits you right in the face, you get a ton of that boozy/whiskey scent topped with honey and a hit of caramel, as it dries down you start getting a lot of vanilla, caramel and honey. this will project like crazy for the first 10-20 mins, I sprayed it in my room and my entire room was just full of it. after it settles it still projects really good for the next 2-3 hours giving you a little bubble of this vanilla caramel scent. it is very smooth and does not smell synthetic at all. I get good 2-3 hours of projection and after that around 6-7 hours of a smooth vanilla skin scent that I could smell on my wrists and definitely on my clothes totaling around 8-10 hours of use. This fragrance while unisex definitely leans more feminine and as a guy you can definitely wear this however it does have to suit you and you have to know how to rock it. Over all this is a very good gourmand fragrance for $43.

Actually I'm in love with this simple creation, and keep returning to it. For the price it's a perfect sweet, edible scent, and it smells more complex and less artificial and screechy than Eclaire. The caramel-vanilla is indeed strong, but sooo creamy, and you can smell the slight liquore-ish note at the beginning, then it fades. Luckily I can't identify the musk at all, because musk for me in most perfumes smells like old lady's sweat. I can wear it in any season, it's a compliment getter (mostly from women), but only if somebody is in my 1m circle, because the sillage is rather moderate. From longevity point, it lasts for appx. 2-3 hours, but the good thing is that the scent doesn't collapse, or becomes distorted after respraying.

had this scent for a little over 2 weeks now. at first i kept thinking, where’s the caramel?? all i got was this bubblegum-y sweetness and no caramel at all. then i tucked it away in my drawer to let it rest... and wow. after two weeks the caramel finally bloomed through, warm and yummy. the funniest part? i sprayed just one spray before meeting my friend outside my door, and the first thing she said was “omg you smell sooo good.” she even caught my sillage as i walked past. she instantly wanted to buy it too (and she’s the one who actually brought it back for me from saudi lol). girls, let this perfume macerate. trust me, you won’t regret it. she’s officially a fav now ♡

I swear this smells like marshmallow at first. I get the booze in the opening. Then I get caramel, vanilla, honey goodness. And it lasts on my skin for hours. I don't get synthetic with this and I like it more than eclair. Probably because the this is so smooth and balanced from the start. This smells so good with moderate sillage. It lasts on skin & clothes for hours and hours. I really love this unlike other caramels this doesn't need to sit. The price is so reasonable for how good this is. I highly recommend this one it smells so lovely. It doesn't get cloying and its a great cold weather scent. It really will shine this winter. Love.