Creamy Latte by MARIA CHER.
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Creamy Latte by MARIA CHER.: A Sweet, Creamy Treat for All Creamy Latte is a unisex fragrance from MARIA CHER. that blends the sweetness of white chocolate with a creamy accord of ice cream and vanilla. A musky base adds warmth and a soft powdery touch. Designed for men and women, this olfactive proposition is a sweet, comforting choice for…
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Key notes
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Top
white chocolate
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Heart
Ice Cream
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Base
musk
Community
8 votes
- Positive 88%
- Negative 13%
- Neutral 0%
The olfactory pyramid
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In the collection
Leading answer I want it
32 votes
What do you think?
Leading answer Love it
8 votes
Season
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12 votes
Time of day
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8 votes
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Fragrance profile
About Creamy Latte
Creamy Latte by MARIA CHER.: A Sweet, Creamy Treat for All
Creamy Latte is a unisex fragrance from MARIA CHER. that blends the sweetness of white chocolate with a creamy accord of ice cream and vanilla. A musky base adds warmth and a soft powdery touch.
Designed for men and women, this olfactive proposition is a sweet, comforting choice for lovers of gourmand perfumes.
The fragrance pyramid of Creamy Latte opens with a bright top note of white chocolate, evoking the smooth and indulgent character of this ingredient. At its heart, the fragrance reveals a creamy blend of ice cream and vanilla, creating a mouthwatering frozen dessert sensation.
The base is dominated by musk, which brings depth and a slightly powdery, sensual edge. The result is a perfume perceived as sweet, vanillic, and musky, with a powdery accent and a clear chocolate accord.
While the launch year is not specified, the fragrance fits the current trend of gourmand perfumes focused on comfort and sensory pleasure. MARIA CHER. has crafted a sillage that feels welcoming and enjoyable to wear.
Creamy Latte has an average rating of 4.38 out of 5, based on 8 ratings and 5 reviews. Those who have tried it highlight its sweet character and its sillage, as well as its versatility across different moments of the day.
As a unisex fragrance, it can be enjoyed by both men and women looking for a sweet scent with personality. Its sillage is not overpowering, but it leaves a memorable impression.
In summary, Creamy Latte is an invitation to savor the sweet pleasures of life, with a well-balanced composition between gourmand and elegance.
People who enjoy sweet, gourmand, and cozy fragrances, both men and women, looking for a perfume with an indulgent and comforting character.
Creamy Latte is a delicious, well-crafted fragrance that delivers on its promise: a creamy, sweet treat with an addictive musky base. Ideal for those who want a perfume that brings a smile to their face.
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Longevity
Leading answer Moderate
7 votes
Sillage
Tied for the lead Intimate / Moderate / Strong
6 votes
Character
Leading answer Balanced
5 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Excellent value
5 votes
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Oscar.labdanum
It’s similar to the Eclaire de Lattafa, but much creamier and less synthetic. Excellent.
samir_labdanum
For the price, it’s really nice. You can smell the lactonic note, and I like that quite a lot. To me, it reminds me of Pistache de Lattafa, which isn’t as sweet and has that very enveloping chocolate scent. I really like it.
pablo_bergamote
Many compare it to Bianco Latte, and I get the point. The scent is really, really sweet, like warm milk with vanilla essence and lots of sugar. But I feel the lactonic and musky side is much more pronounced in this perfume, unlike Bianco Latte. Even so, despite the “technical” differences, if you like one, you’ll like the other. The fragrance is very well done for the low price you pay. Longevity is 2 hours, which is also to be expected given what I said above. I post honest reviews on my TikTok – IG – YouTube @estefybonham.
mila97
I tried it because everyone says it smells like Bianco Latte (which I don’t know) and Eclaire de Lattafa. At the opening, it reminded me a bit of Eclaire, but it quickly turns super weird and becomes a skin scent; after half an hour it had already faded. I wouldn’t buy it.
LeaLabdanum
Many compare it to Bianco Latte and I get the point. The scent is soooo sweet, like warm milk with vanilla essence and lots of sugar. But I find the lactonic and musky side much more pronounced in this perfume, unlike Bianco Latte. Even so, despite the technical differences, if you like one, you’ll like the other. The scent is very well done for the low price you pay. The longevity is 2 hours, which is also expected from what I said above. I post honest reviews on my TikTok – IG – YouTube @estefybonham.
sofia62
Of the Cher Mix, I think it’s the most accomplished. It has that Bianco Latte style, and I think that’s why everyone is reminded of Eclaire, although, for me, the difference is noticeable. In longevity, of course, and in sillage, but I understand that’s because it’s not an eau de parfum. It’s less sweet than Eclaire; even though the vanilla and that lactonic tone come through strong, it leans less toward caramel and more toward musk. It doesn’t have good performance, but for the price I think it’s worth it if you like quite sweet gourmands.
MarenTonka
For the price, it’s very nice; you can smell the lactonic note, and I really like that. It reminds me of Pistache de Lattafa, which is not as sweet and has that very enveloping chocolate scent. I like it a lot.
pablo_poivre
I tried it because everyone says it smells like Bianco Latte (which I don’t know) and Lattafa’s Eclaire. At the opening it reminded me a bit of Eclaire, but then it gets super weird and very close to the skin; after half an hour it had already faded. I wouldn’t buy it.