Have you tried this fragrance?
Share your experience and help others discover great scents
Its mix of powdered notes, chocolate and mandarin peel embodies the essence of femininity with every sniff. The scent begins with a tantalizing note of chocolate, reminiscent of the frosting atop a freshly baked vanilla sponge cake. This initial impression sets the stage for a captivating blend of candied orange and violets, delicately dipped in chocolate. Despite its subtle projection, it lingers on the skin throughout the day, and it proved to have a better performance than I expected. It's subtle, and worth spraying a lot. It's such an alluring scent for any occasion, and it's a great balance of freshness and warmth. This perfume is a true delight for the cold season or early spring, and I find it perfect for a comforting embrace on a chilly winter day.
An incredibly beautiful fragrance, it is the softest vanilla with light chocolate notes. Naturally, there is no orchid here, but there are some abstract white flowers.
It so happened that I tried Orchidée Vanille after Choco Violette by Mancera, which I bought immediately. They are very similar, only Mancera is louder and has more violet and chocolate with nuts, but essentially they belong to the same direction. If you were looking for Mancera but can't find it, then take this one.
All Van Cleef fragrances should only be tested on skin, as they unfold faster and demonstrate all their beauty.