Cacao Noisette is a scrumptious, milky-chocolate style cocoa that is well rounded with bittersweet hazlenut nuances, vanilla and caramel. It is a delicious, photorealistic chocolate (hot cocoa with marshmallows, anyone?) perfume of the utmost decadence. With notes of cocoa powder, hazelnut, caramel, Tahitian vanilla and soft snuggly musk. Cacao Noisette is an eau de parfum, edp.
Kyse Perfumes is a small batch indie perfumer.
Fragrantica: This is a divine chocolate gourmand. The quintessential chocolate scent, and the only one you need. It starts off like a dark chocolate croissant, and builds to a hazelnut note before fading into a deep vanilla deliciousness. The chocolate perfume to rule all chocolate perfumes. Adding to my permanent collection. I think it's best for fall and winter but I still keep it around for aromatherapy during spring and summer.
Fragrantica: Smells like hazelnut wafers or Nutella spread on toast! You get a powdery chocolate hazelnut with a musky vanilla and there’s a nutty/bready note here that reminds me of a wafer or a cookie. This is gourmand to the max but I love it!!
Fragrantica: I've seen a lot of perfumes be described as nutella recently, but this is by far the most realistic! Really impressive and somehow still wearable but maybe not for everyday
Fragrantica: Wearable nutella. You get the sugar, the cacao, the hazelnuts. I would say that sugar and hazelnut are the strongest notes. Very nice. Realistic and comforting.
Fragrantica: I went in expecting this to smell like Nutella, and I was right! Sweet sugary hazelnut chocolate! Straight out of the jar! I really can’t describe it as anything more than that, but it is wonderful.
Fragrantica: Delicious hazelnut and chocolate scent, just like real Nutella. Smells sweet, edible, cocoa and hazelnut are clearly dominant in this one. Musk is not noticeable at all. My boyfriend smelled it in our place when I initially sprayed it on and started demanding that I share whatever I was eating, because it smelled like an amazing sweet treat. In reality I was eating something... But that was salami or something like that :D it does really remind me of Le Gourmand by Jousset because both of them are gorgeous Nutella scents, but I would say Le Gourmand is more rich, complex, salty and pastry like. And also that one is way more expensive. I love both, they ate beautiful and worth having on your collection if your into that kind of gourmands. It has a decent sillage and lasting power is great, but wish it was even a little stronger. However, it stays true to scent/itself throughout the wear (or is linear, as some would say) and I truly appreciate this quality. I don't want my gourmands to turn into something else as the day goes by.
