I got the oil rollerball and it's good, to me it's very sweet, slight chocolate but more like the sugary smell of cotton candy being made. This sent isn't for me something about the type of vanilla and the powdery/synthethic chocolate combined with the musk makes my stomach turn. also think this would layer nicely with a less sweet gourmand like some sort of tea or sesame scent or like a nutty almond or coffee. The oil stays fragrant on the skin for a good few hours, I've put it on clothes before and the scent persists for good 2 days (with the sillage becoming more intimate at that point). Perhaps more accurately, it resembles Vanille by Molinard, which possesses a similarly doughy texture.

Choco Musk by Al Rehab a sweet Chocolate scent full of flavour,with nuances of a deep Musk and Spice aroma- perfect for chocolate lovers!Hello seven-year-old-me who just decorated the whole kitchen in a Cadbury Cream Egg fingerprint fresco after finding out how melted milk chocolate is so infinitely superior than coagulated one or solid sweets or anything excepting double chocolate ice-cream and how microwaves do the good deed. Here, the convergence of quality and tradition ensures a fragrance experience that transcends time, inviting you to indulge in the allure and sophistication of Al-Rehab's exceptional offerings. Choco Musk is Montale’s Chocolate Greedy done on the cheap and with half the cocoa content, or Comptoir Sud Pacifique’s Amour de Cacao minus the slightly metallic star fruit topnote. This enchanting perfume serves as the perfect prelude to the holiday season, becoming my ultimate choice when seeking comfort and warmth. It smells a lot like vanilla extract, in fact it’s the only thing I got from it the first time I used it.

Still not straight milk chocolate if that’s what you’re expecting, it’s more of a spicy chocolate that is super sweet, don’t think it’s gourmand either, still very much so a fragrance whereas ones in the Sol De Janeiro line for e. That was the best thing to ever happen to that little bottle as now the notes are so much stronger and richer, the marshmallow and vanilla rule the fragrance now. Personally, I feel like it's a little TOO chocolatey/artificially sweet on its own, so I like to layer it with other vanilla perfumes.Making a s’more with a yankee candle in your dorm, surrounded by a horde of your new, giggling friends. The base notes add a touch of oriental mystique, with exciting amber and myrrh weaving together with a noble sandalwood tint. The perfume is full of luring tones, dominated by a delicious vanilla with a sinfully irritating chocolate praline. Like idk how to explain it but like old chocolate a grandma would give that is more cacao with vanilla and some spiciness than Nutella or chocolate chip cookies. This is a great scent to layer with many perfumes I've layered this with Yara,Casablanca,and Oud Mood .

A little like Cocoa Pebbles when you smell it in the bottle (I got the oil), but on my skin it goes warm, vanilla-amber with a sort of artificial milk chocolatey kick that I personally enjoy. I’m hoping that if I let the bottle macerate for a bit the synthetic smell will calm down and dissipate more quickly after application. This is a good intimate fragrance if you're going to be close to someone (ie, sassy, fuzzy tickle times) but otherwise, this is best layered with another and better performing fragrance for an added gourmand touch, because this smells edible. I tried smelling my clothes and I could only get a light scent of it and neither is it long lasting. I also don’t really think it’s identical to palmers cocoa butter either which I smell them side by side, I see where people are coming from but no.

This fragrance exudes a sense of indulgence and warmth, much like the irresistible aroma of a rich cacao blend. I get chocolate with hint of fruity scent at the beginning and then it dries down to a bit powdery vanilla chocolate. After some hours the scent becomes a subtle spicy chocolate, I use chocolate loosely as I’m struggling to find it half the time. I had sprayed it on a cardigan, and kept wondering where I was getting a delicious waft of sweet chocolate from, tracked it down to said cardigan days later.

i keep the bottle with me for resprays after it fades or i need a quick pick-me-up - this scent does soften over time into a less pillsbury-tub-of-frosting marshmallow and into a soft, pillowy-soft marshmallow (scent varies on everybody, i get mostly marshmallow on me). The affordability of this perfume means I don't have to be conservative during application or feel guilty about spraying it. I’m a gourmand girlie and you don’t have to be too specific to sell me on an affordable fragrance that’s named “Choco” anything.

It does open with a blast of alcohol, but that disappears very quickly, and it morphs into a beautiful milk chocolate-vanilla scent, pretty much identical to the oil. I was not a fan, but it had a decent wear-time, not notably impressive on the skin, though on clothes it lingers forever, naturally.