Chopard Casmir Eau de Parfum Spray for Her - 100 ml

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I don't get any of the florals on my skin but there is an intriguing hint of them on the paper strip: cool and lifting in an otherwise all-warm perfume. It's undeniable the two are very similar, but Casmir is perhaps a richer and more complex scent than Miranda. Casmir overall feels warm, but with an undertone of cool dampness, like feverish sweats and shivers. Olfactory path that embraces all categories: amber, balsamic, boisée, hesperidate, floral, musky, épices, talc, tropical, vanilla, an absolute triumph, typical of vintage structured perfumes with oriental reminiscences.

The strength kind of varies, on me it's not very strong on initial spray, but like foundation it's buildable for a stronger scent if you so desire. It’s very sweet but the spiciness and patchouli give it a definite unisex vibe especially in 2021(does lean feminine though) big coconut, peach, apricot, vanilla and benzoin.The lasting power is mid grade in my experience, lasts about 4 hours on myself, and tbh it transfers on everything. Spreading out their aura just like a red carpet, they twirl and dance with a superb parade of natural scents, creating multiple emotions. And it smells a million times better then Bon Bon, or any of the Candy line and they cost a fortune compared to Casmir.

Totally up my alley: strong oriental balsamic amber bomb with loads of warm spices, juicy fruits and vanilla. The vanilla, cinnamon, sandalwood, amber and other resins are coming through quite strongly, but not at all in an overpowering way. I brought it home, read the reviews, and ignored it a few days, because the reviews said it smelled like Vanilla Fields. I love it, and will reach for it along with Revlon's Fire and Ice, VS Vanilla Lace, and Vanilla Musk when on cold, damp days.this is my eighth time testing this and it's the first I've sprayed on something other than my skin.