Frequently Asked Questions about Purple Gourmand by Pocket Scents
What does Purple Gourmand by Pocket Scents smell like?
Purple Gourmand by Pocket Scents features top notes of Caramel and Coffee, middle notes of Coconut, Jasmine, and Pear, and base notes of Ambergris, Musk, Patchouli, and Vanilla.
How long does Purple Gourmand by Pocket Scents last?
Based on user reviews, Purple Gourmand by Pocket Scents has moderate longevity, typically lasting 4-6 hours. The longevity rating is 3.0 out of 5.
What is the sillage of Purple Gourmand by Pocket Scents?
Purple Gourmand by Pocket Scents has moderate sillage that stays close to the skin but is noticeable. The sillage rating is 3.0 out of 5.
When was Purple Gourmand by Pocket Scents released?
Purple Gourmand by Pocket Scents was released in 2020.
What season is Purple Gourmand by Pocket Scents best for?
According to user reviews, Purple Gourmand by Pocket Scents is best suited for Spring and Fall.
Purple Gourmand, from Pocket Scents was released in 2020. The perfumer behind this creation is unknown. It has the top notes of Caramel and Coffee, middle notes of Coconut, Jasmine, and Pear, and base notes of Ambergris, Musk, Patchouli, and Vanilla.
Purple Gourmand does quite well for itself as a very inexpensive fragrance, however I don’t think it’s for me. Immediately I’m greeted by this rather strange coffee and pear combination which simply doesn’t feel right to me, before noticing a dark burnt caramel beginning to build up strength. From here it then heads in the opposite direction once again with the introduction of jasmine and coconut, resting on a base of vanilla and patchouli. I find the majority of the fragrance is dominated by this intensely sweet caramel, bitter coffee and juicy pear. The quality isn’t bad here, it’s actually quite good, I personally just find this particular mix of notes to be very strange and off-putting. It doesn’t smell like you would expect a gourmand to smell, which might be great for some - but for me I find it strays too far in a ‘unique’ direction.
Purple Gourmand does quite well for itself as a very inexpensive fragrance, however I don’t think it’s for me. Immediately I’m greeted by this rather strange coffee and pear combination which simply doesn’t feel right to me, before noticing a dark burnt caramel beginning to build up strength. From here it then heads in the opposite direction once again with the introduction of jasmine and coconut, resting on a base of vanilla and patchouli. I find the majority of the fragrance is dominated by this intensely sweet caramel, bitter coffee and juicy pear. The quality isn’t bad here, it’s actually quite good, I personally just find this particular mix of notes to be very strange and off-putting. It doesn’t smell like you would expect a gourmand to smell, which might be great for some - but for me I find it strays too far in a ‘unique’ direction.