Chocolate Makes Me Happy

11 reseñas

Mostrando las más recientes primero.

• ZenNatsume

  July 9, 2022

  

  I took my time writing this because I tested it on myself and my husband; it’s unisex, though sometimes it smells super masculine. Does it make me happy? Yes. The dry, powdery cocoa lasts 12 hours; it’s intense and linear but pleasant. The lavender is hidden in the chocolate, balanced with caramel and amber, giving it that unisex touch. I don’t detect citrus, just a hint of cinnamon that I like. It has great personality, is potent, and perfect for cool nights; it doesn’t resemble anything in my collection. It captivates on his skin; on mine, it’s an acquired taste because the vetiver is very masculine and long-lasting, making me feel tough and happy. Don’t buy it blindly, especially women. The longevity, sillage, and projection are excellent.

• Jaime Echeverry

  July 11, 2022

  

  It’s like grabbing a chocolate paste before adding water to the pot; that note is real and refined, zero cloying, pure enjoyment. When it dries (watch out, the opening lasts about 30 minutes), it becomes fine cocoa with citrus and soft lavender blending with cinnamon, but the cocoa holds it until the end. That mix makes it very distinctive. The projection is moderate, but not bad, right? It’s not gourmand at all; this perfume definitely MADE ME HAPPY, just like its name. PERFUMAZO.

• monik26

  September 7, 2023

  

  I love the opening; it’s my charm, but after 10 minutes, the magic is gone. I’m a woman, and this perfume isn’t unique to me; it’s purely masculine. After 15 or 20 minutes on my skin, it becomes extremely resinous and incense-heavy, the chocolate just fades away. It’s a men’s perfume; I can’t see a woman wearing it. I liked it if… it’s excellent quality, but it’s not for me.

• robhiguera

  October 4, 2023

  

  Nice chocolate aroma with sweet touches. The opening is a heavy chocolate, like it’s spiced with cinnamon and lots of sugar, but after half an hour it smells more like chocolate chip cookies. I think it might get tiring because it’s somewhat linear and the scent doesn’t change much, but it’s still wearable and delicious for cold climates.

• robhiguera

  October 16, 2023

  

  Nice perfume, chocolate aroma with sweet touches. The opening is a heavy chocolate, like it’s spiced with cinnamon and lots of sugar, but after half an hour it reminds me more of chocolate chip cookies. I think it might get tiring because it feels linear and the scent doesn’t change much, but it’s still wearable and delicious for cold climates.

• samuel burbano

  May 11, 2025

  

  One of the best I’ve ever tried, incredibly delicious. It smells like pure bitter chocolate with a hint of orange or citrus—literally chocolate. It’s a fragrance that’s super easy to understand and very rich. Long-lasting and projects for real. Rating: 9.5/10.

• samuel burbano

  May 27, 2025

  

  One of the best I’ve tried, incredibly delicious. It smells like dark or black chocolate with orange or citrus notes, literally smelling like chocolate. It’s super easy to understand, tastes amazing, lasts long, and projects well. Rating: 9.5/10.

• DavidLópez

  August 31, 2025

  

  An apology-free gourmand. Chocolate Makes Me Happy opens with an avalanche of thick, almost bitter cocoa, with a sweetness that borders on cloying and obscene. There are no subtleties: it’s liquid pastry, melted praline on the skin. In the heart, the hazelnut screams, creamy and almost pornographic, while a balsamic whisper tries to give it air without taming the gluttony. The result is dense, suffocating, and addictive, like locking yourself in a chocolate shop with no windows. Loving it is surrendering to excess; hating it is an act of survival. It’s not perfume; it’s a banquet.

• DavidLópez

  September 7, 2025

  

  An apology-free gourmand. Chocolate Makes Me Happy opens like an avalanche of thick, almost bitter cocoa, with a sweetness that borders on cloying and caresses the obscene. There are no subtleties: it’s liquid pastry, melted praline on the skin. In the heart, the hazelnut screams, creamy and almost pornographic, while a balsamic whisper tries to give it air without taming the gluttony. The result is dense, suffocating, and addictive, like locking yourself in a chocolate shop with no windows. Loving it is surrendering to excess; hating it is an act of survival. It’s not perfume; it’s a banquet.

• Arturo Parfum

  February 22, 2026

  

  What an underrated gem! Honestly, it’s exquisite. The blend of two chocolates—one sweet, one dark—keeps it from being cloying. That contrast with lavender and citrus makes it unique and truly delicious. My girlfriend gifted it to me, and it’s worth every penny. Unique’E has top-tier offerings and is a brand I rarely see; it’s definitely worth exploring more of their lineup.

• Arturo Parfum

  March 6, 2026

  

  Damn, what an underrated perfume! Sincere excellence. It features two types of chocolate, one sweet and one dark, and when they blend, it’s not cloying at all. The contrast between lavender and citrus makes it truly unique and rich. My girlfriend gifted it to me, and it’s worth every penny. Unique has top-tier offerings and is a brand I rarely see; give them a chance.