Another hyped up fragrance fail . 🤔
This was such a disappointment 😪 the initial spray is nothing but alcohol, the dry down is heavy on the musk. I don’t smell the chocolate, sweet, or marshmallow note. It just gives an artificial sweet alcohol smell. 🥲 I remember, not liking the original choco musk in this bottle as well for the same reason. Oddly enough, the roller ball oil of the original smelled way better. Maybe stick to the oils only. #fragrancerecommendations #perfumerecommendations #perfumecombo #lemon8beauty #perfumereview
When I first tried the Crown Perfumes Choco Musk Marshmallow Eau de Parfum, I was really hoping to enjoy the blend of chocolate, sweet marshmallow, and soft musk that the name promised. Unfortunately, my experience was quite different from the hype. The initial spray was overwhelmingly dominated by an alcohol scent, which masked any genuine fragrance from the start. This heavy presence of alcohol made it harsh and unpleasant on the skin. As the scent developed, I could only detect a strong musk note, but the expected creamy chocolate and sweet marshmallow elements never came through. Instead, it had an unnatural sweet alcohol smell that felt artificial rather than luxurious or comforting. I’ve come to realize that some fragrances just don’t translate well from hype or packaging to actual wear. Interestingly, I had tried the original choco musk in the same line before, and it suffered from similar issues—too much emphasis on musk and not enough on the gourmand notes. On the bright side, the rollerball oil version of the original perfume offered a more pleasant and accurate scent experience. It was smoother, less overpowering, and had better note balance. For fragrance lovers who appreciate chocolate or sweet notes in their perfumes, I’d suggest exploring perfume oils rather than sprays from this range. Oils tend to have a richer, longer-lasting scent profile without the sharp alcohol punch that some sprays contain. Also, layering perfumes and oils can help emphasize favorite notes and personalize your scent. Overall, this experience taught me to be cautious of fragrance hype and always test a perfume thoroughly before purchasing, especially if sensitive to strong alcohol notes or synthetic sweetness. Sharing honest reviews like this one helps others avoid similar disappointments and find perfumes that truly resonate with their preferences.

I love it! Layer... oil then perfume. I have so many damn perfumes, but I reach for this often.