Cheap & Chic Light Clouds by Moschino
Women 2009
Description
Cheap & Chic Light Clouds by Moschino is a fruity-floral-gourmand fragrance for women. Launched in 2009, this composition was created by Olivier Cresp. The top notes reveal peach blossom, cyclamen, and green leaves; the floral heart unfolds with lotus, jasmine, and rose; while the base notes settle on musk, vanilla, ambrette musk, sandalwood, amber, cedar, and patchouli.
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Key notes
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Top
peach blossom
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Heart
Lotus
- Base musk
Community
2,008 votes
- Positive 71%
- Negative 26%
- Neutral 3.2%
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About Cheap & Chic Light Clouds
Cheap & Chic Light Clouds by Moschino is a fruity-floral-gourmand fragrance for women. Launched in 2009, this composition was created by Olivier Cresp. The top notes reveal peach blossom, cyclamen, and green leaves; the floral heart unfolds with lotus, jasmine, and rose; while the base notes settle on musk, vanilla, ambrette musk, sandalwood, amber, cedar, and patchouli.
Flowers White flowers Spices Musk, amber and animalic Woods and mosses
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Longevity
Leading answer Moderate
512 votes
Sillage
Leading answer Moderate
608 votes
Character
Leading answer Traditionally feminine
191 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Fair price
166 votes
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16 reviews
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Absolutely exquisite if you can snag it at any price, as it’s already discontinued. I’ve read comments saying it smells like paint, perhaps due to pH. This ode to freshness and innocence isn’t for everyone. The essences of this Moschino aren’t for all skin types, but on mine, it smells absolutely divine.
If you can snag it at any price, it’s exquisite, even if discontinued. Some people say it smells like paint, maybe due to pH. This freshness and innocence aren’t for everyone; Moschino essences don’t always suit the skin. On mine, though, it smells divine.
It’s rich, fruity, and sweet, but over time it turns aquatic and refreshing. It’s soft and unisex thanks to its marine and green notes. Perfect for summer, cheerful and fresh. It reminds me of TM’s Innocent for the white musk, but softer. It’s great—full of personality and freshness.
Rich, fruity, slightly sweet yet refreshing, becoming aquatic as time passes. It’s soft, could be unisex thanks to those marine and green notes. Ideal for summer, cheerful and fresh. Reminds me of TM’s Innocent due to the white musk, but softer. That makes it great: soft, with personality, and fresh.
I owned it and its scent is fresh, clean, and slightly sweet. However, after a few months of wearing it, it gave me headaches that prevented me from considering it again. Its longevity on my skin is non-existent.
At first, it smells fresh, clean, and slightly sweet. But after a few months, it gave me headaches, and I won’t be using it again. Plus, on my skin, it doesn’t last even a minute.
It’s a cologne that lasts about 4 to 5 hours on me with average to soft projection. For hot seasons, it’s very refreshing and clean; I consider it suitable for young girls aged 15 and up. For what it was created, it’s fine: slightly sweet with soft talc-like touches. A sporty, informal, everyday fragrance.
I agree with the English reviews and azuriiita: it smells like paint, nothing else. It doesn’t smell like babies, flowers, candy, powder, vanilla, or sandalwood. Every nose is a different world. Strange and artificial, I can only imagine it with a blue onesie, a cloth on the head, and a big brush. I have a feeling I couldn’t wear it without getting a headache. If you liked smelling glue in school, this is your perfume.
Totally agree with the English reviews and what azuriiita mentioned: it smells like paint. Not babies, flowers, candies, talc, vanilla, or sandalwood! Another example that every nose is a world. Strange and artificial; smelling it, I imagined myself in a blue jumpsuit, a handkerchief on my head, and a big brush in hand. I felt I couldn’t hold it for long without getting a headache. That said, if you’re the type who used to enjoy sniffing glue in school, this is your perfume.
It smells like baby cologne; the white flowers and musk only timidly appear after a long while. To me, it feels more ‘cheap’ than ‘chic’. I think it’s the ideal perfume for a young girl just starting out, since it lacks complexity and has very light longevity. I wouldn’t buy it again.
It smells like baby cologne and white flowers, with the musk taking a while to emerge. Honestly, it seems cheaper than chic. I think it’s ideal for a young girl just starting with perfumes due to its lack of complexity and very short longevity. I wouldn’t buy it again.
I tried it and found it very rich, but the price is outrageous for something that doesn’t last long and has notes already seen in other fragrances.
I tried it and found it very rich, but it’s too expensive for how little it lasts and for having notes common to other fragrances.
What hooks me most is that tender, clean white musk with a soft chocolate touch and popsicle candy vibes. It smells fresh, a bit powdery, yet fun and sweet. Since it’s not very refreshing, I save it for winter. I absolutely love it!
What I like most is the cozy, tender, and clean smell of white musk mixed with very soft chocolate and white candy bars. It’s a clean scent, a bit powdery but sweet and fun. Since it’s not fresh, I use it in winter. I love it!
I’m thinking of buying it because it intrigues me, though I want to try it again first. I love the bottle. After testing it, I read many negative reviews on the English version, especially that it smells like acrylic paint. And I’m right, it smells like paint, more like oil paint, and that’s exactly what attracts me! It seems super different and interesting. I told the seller: ‘It smells like oil paint!’ and for a moment, I was transported to a very special place. He looked at me strangely, smelled it, and thought for a moment: ‘what a weird thing’. Haha. Anyway, if I buy my weird little beast, I’ll share my experience in a new review.