Chocolate Makes Me Happy

CMMH is mature smell throughout. It alternate female/ male smell many times. This lavender bomb, lavender all the way thru. Open with citrus, I smell how the citrus is juicy and sweet almost like liquid citrus juice factory but then bitter chocolate poured ontop then overdose of cacao powder mix with very dry lavender. Lavender makes cacao powder thick talcum like thick (not talcum smell) ontop the citrus juiciness. Citrus sweetness is tamed by dry chocolate powder. But then CMMH alternate between juiciness and tamed juiciness. Toward dry down green juiciness take over which go from sweet to woody cream plus cacao powder (cacao thick like talcum, it aint going nowhere).

Wow what a journey! This isn’t for beginners ;). I think this takes an experienced nose to enjoy. If you’re just adapted to designer fragrances then this may be a bit offensive. The chocolate is a dark strong chocolate orange opening and it definitely does have a perfume aspect ( the lavender) so not straight up gourmand… and not milk chocolate at all.. no laconic aspect to this, so some may say it’s sharp and not smooth…. It definitely gets to be smoother as it ages on the skin ( unfolds). I am enjoying my 10ml decant and will probably get a full bottle. It’s potent which is a big bonus since I go anosmic pretty quickly to smells if they’re not strong.

I understand the haters. This stuff is awesome but weird. I got a sample from Scent split and this stuff is exactly as the person underneath described. This starts off as a tootsie roll straight up but the most pleasant way possible and then evolves into the scent profile really really nicely. I will buy a larger decant maybe. But man this is actually straight up awesome stuff. The soapy drydown is real and eventually the chocolate fades but this stuff smells really good.

Strong opening blast of dense, fudgy chocolate quickly settles into a cocoa-flavored lavender with warm cinnamon and amber, along with light touches of orange and vanilla. It's like if you took lavender stalks and dusted them with cocoa powder and cinnamon, with the faint hint of Creamsicle lurking beneath. More of an aromatic fragrance with gourmand facets than going fully edible, it's a solid choice if you want a chocolate scent that doesn't smell like literal food.

The opening of this fragrance is the most "edible smelling" fragrance I have ever encountered. This genuinely smells like chocolate, it's very disturbing. With other scents that try to give you a food smell, I could always feel like I'm smelling a fragrance. When I smell the opening of this one, I can't. It actually smells like food. It smells like a deep chocolate with some citrus in the background and a vanilla feel. It's really impressive what they managed to do.