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Jimmy Choo
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Jimmy Choo by Jimmy Choo is a fruity chypre fragrance for women. Launched in 2011, this olfactory composition was created by Olivier Polge. The fragrance pyramid opens with top notes of pear, mandarin, and green accents; the heart reveals an orchid flower; and the base settles on a touch of tonka bean and patchouli.
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I saw so many reviews and dreamed of owning it. It pleased those around me; a colleague said it smelled like a rich woman, but I, personally, smell it like men’s deodorant 🙁
Well… it has an air of Nuit Tresor and a light touch of LVEB, perhaps due to the praline-patchouli blend. It’s super addictive, but… it dries down dry and is ridiculously similar to CK Euphoria. In fact, I smelled it and thought hard about where I’d heard it before. Please, stop comparing flankers from the same brand to their own perfumes; the idea is to associate them with different scents so those unfamiliar with the line can place it.
I received it today, blind buy… MAMMA MIA, what a delight! I fell in love; it drives me crazy and fills all my senses. The opening is fruity (wow, even I, who doesn’t like fruits!) and the dry down is something else: sensuality with elegance that invites you to taste. My partner loved it; he, who knows nothing about perfumes, said it smells like tangerine. And indeed, I think it’s the only fruit combined with sweetness that I love in a fragrance.
A talc-covered, sharp pear, like its bottle; a pomegranate ready to be thrown. It holds mystery and invites you to take a chance. You feel dominant and classy. It has that ‘something special’ and amazing longevity: in my case, it lasts even under the shower the next day. Insanity!
At first, I hesitated because of the lacquer scent, so I put it away. Sometimes I revisit perfumes I didn’t fall in love with, knowing their quality. It became addictive, and I used it up in a month. It’s floral and heavy, but I like that. It has nothing to do with the fruity-gourmand trend; the sweetness highlights femininity. Winter is its best time, day or night, except in offices with closed windows because it’s a bit intense. The longevity is excellent, and it lasts days on clothes.
I read somewhere that it smells like a rich woman, and yes, it does 😂. A classmate wears it and can be smelled even through a mask, so it has great projection. I found it appetizing and addictive. I’d describe it as sweet, woody, fruity, and wintry. They aren’t the same, but they’re from the same family: CK Euphoria (more red fruit and vanilla), CH Carolina Herrera (sweet and smoky), La Vie est Belle (smoky and sweet), and Lancôme’s Nuit Tresor (night air vibe). If you like those, you’ll love this Jimmy Choo ❤️.
My favorite for dates: super sexy, sweet but not cloying. It lasts forever on hair and clothes. Simply delicious; I feel powerful. I get more compliments wearing it. It reminds me of CK Euphoria, but this one is friendlier; CK is more intense and intoxicating. If you’re unsure, buy it; you won’t regret it.
Sexy, elegant, and sweet perfume, an absolute delight.
I used the EDT too much and always regretted its short longevity. I tried the EDP and was surprised: it’s dynamic, with a powerful opening that’s even a bit overwhelming (maybe due to the pear), but once it settles, it becomes original, fresh, and occasionally warm. Ideal for autumn with indecisive weather. A note for gourmand lovers: the sweetness of the tofu is subtle and doesn’t stand out.
I loved it. Despite the toffee note, it doesn’t smell sweet or cloying; the green notes and patchouli tame the sweetness, resulting in a fresh, feminine, elegant, and versatile scent. It stands out from the trendy ‘caramels,’ with a moderate trail. The only downside is that it lasted only 3 hours on my skin, but it probably performs better on other skin types.
I loved it! Despite the tofu note, it doesn’t smell cloying; the other notes, especially the patchouli and greens, make it fresh, citrusy, and classy. The trail is medium-low, perfect for work and formal settings. The only downside is it only lasted 3 hours, but they were very pleasant.
Excellent perfume, elegant and unique.
I love this perfume. It’s a sweet scent balanced by the citrus of tangerine and patchouli, so it’s not cloying. I adore it.
They gave it to me, and I’m not quite sure what to do with it. It lasts a very long time, perhaps too strong for me, but it’s not unpleasant. The problem is that if I smell it constantly, it gives me a headache; it’s just not my style.
I detect the toffee and patchouli from start to finish, which I like, but it feels very familiar. Maybe it reminds me of a flanker from the Natura line like Luna Intenso, or a bit like Nuit Tresor. It’s not bad; it’s sexy and worth it, though I don’t feel its scent is unique.
I’ve worn it occasionally since 2012; my grandmother brought it back from Germany because it was hard to find here. It’s perfect for daily wear, sweet but not cloying—a simple yet attractive scent. On my skin, I don’t sense the toffee; it’s very linear and smells the same as in the bottle. For me, a bit of tangerine and orchida stand out. I wear it all year round and it never feels overwhelming.
Absolutely in love with this amazing perfume; it smells almost identical to the discontinued Givenchy Play Intense for Her. The dry-down is pleasant; I see it more for evening or autumn/winter. Although it’s not as sweet, it has a vampiric, mysterious essence that makes me think of the night. It doesn’t smell cheap; it’s an unusual aroma that adds elegance and uniqueness.
I sense a white floral, fruity, and citrusy scent, slightly powdery, without the sweetness or toffee others look for (perfect for me). It’s elegant, soft, has a trail but isn’t intrusive, ideal for everyday wear. On my skin, it’s not very noticeable, but it lingers on my neck for several hours.
A fragrance ahead of its time, with upper-class and mysterious vibes—that’s how I perceive it.
I don’t detect any toffee at all; it smells clean, like soap, with no sweetness, fruit, or citrus. It sounds more like fabric softener.
This perfume reminds me a lot of Christian Dior’s Dolce Vita. Does anyone else feel the same? I really like it.
I see it as a perfume for everyday wear: soapy, with fresh green floral and woody touches. Very pleasant and versatile, suitable for all seasons.
It’s a very rich perfume, a fruity gourmand scent, with good sillage and longevity. The bottle is very pretty. Its smell reminds me of three perfumes I own and love: Calvin Klein’s Euphoria, Mont Blanc’s Individuelle, and Guess Gold.
I bought this perfume blindly based on good reviews… what a huge mistake! I tried it, but my body just can’t handle it. I can’t find the described notes, maybe a hint of green, but nothing else. On me, it performed linearly and made me feel like an older woman. I didn’t like it at all. I’ve given it several chances, but there’s no way. It causes me genuine repulsion.
A gorgeous combo of orchid, pear, and patchouli, blended gourmand-style. It’s a chameleon perfume that keeps changing on my skin, highlighting different notes depending on the day. It has a fruity opening with a vibrant, juicy, even citrusy pear that makes you think it’ll be fresh and light. But watch out, minutes later it transforms into a patchouli bomb that might scare you a bit. But don’t worry, because then it softens to blend masterfully with a sweet, almost gourmand note of tofu over a floral orchid base. It’s sweet but not cloying or a typical gourmand. The dry-down is delicious: warm, dense yet fresh, sweet, hugging you in autumn/winter. The scent is totally addictive. Feminine and versatile. Not too youthful, but usable from ages 20-25. I’m surprised they call it ‘beast mode’; on me, it lasts 6-8 hours with moderate projection for the first 2 hours, then becomes intimate. Not bad at all, though maybe I expected better. Sometimes I prefer it because I don’t use invasive perfumes. Incredible value for money. I’ll get a bottle sooner or later.
I smelled it today, and I’m not sure if it was the tester, but the patchouli swallows everything; I don’t sense any other notes.
I love it. Mysterious and dark, like a walk through the streets of Romania. The pear, contrary to what people think, accentuates its nocturnal character. Thirsty vampires seem to be lurking for its juice. The patchouli, present throughout the experience, adds beauty.
I’ve loved it since I tried it in the store. The patchouli comes first and overwhelms everything. It’s sweet yet intense at the same time, with excellent performance on my skin.
On my skin, I only smell green and patchouli, nothing else. Not bad, but I expected something sweeter and more intense. It smells super unisex, leaning more masculine. I don’t see it for winter; I prefer warmer scents now, so I’ll try it in spring. Sillage and longevity are moderate; it’s a toned-down version of Calvin Klein’s Euphoria. So far, I like it, but it hasn’t won me over 100%. Edit: With continued use, I’m falling for it more every day. Longevity is spectacular, over 10 hours. It reminds me of Zara’s Fleur de Patchouli, which I love for spring and summer. This week hit 25 degrees, and it performed wonderfully, leaving a delicious pear-and-patchouli aroma. Pure love.
It hit me too strong at first—like old car gasoline and then unisex plastic. But after 10 hours, it smells natural and elegant. I think it’s the patchouli with the orchid. If I wear it, I’d apply it 8 hours before an event. It’s rare, interesting, and very changing on my skin. Mysterious.
I bought a set with decants of Jimmy Choo and obviously tested this scent on my wrist. The truth is, it didn’t surprise me; I even consider it masculine. The opening is too strong; I don’t know why. It smells like cereal to me. I give it a 6; it didn’t convince me, nor would I buy or recommend it.
It evokes an olfactory trend that reminds me of my beloved Gucci Rush. I found it simply elegant, rare, delicious, and tending to talc, quite dusty, very sexy and rough at the same time. It’s a pear wrapped in patchouli and sensual mandarin. It’s not of astonishing complexity, but neither is it gray; it has its own character, and the most wonderful thing is that it doesn’t cost an arm and a leg. I want it; it left me pleasantly enchanted.
To me, it’s a bit talcum-powdery; I thought it would be more elegant or fruity. When I wear it, my kids say it smells very lordly, like a grandmother. Unfortunately, I thought it was more youthful. Neither fish nor fowl, I wouldn’t buy it again, although it’s not repulsive; I expected more from this perfume.
The first time I smelled it, around 2015, I loved it and always wanted to own it; it became one of my favorites and I could say it’s my signature. The notes are well described, but it’s a characterful perfume, tending to be unisex because the effeminacy and patchouli give it a masculine trend. It’s for wearing during the day with decision and firmness. I love its longevity; even though I sweat a lot, it has good fixation, and the final evolution to a caramel skin scent is interesting. A great perfume to break away from the ordinary.
It’s an original perfume. Sometimes I love it, other times I can’t tolerate it. It’s changeable and complex, elegant for winter, and thought-provoking. Update: I gifted it to my mother and she liked it, especially the pear. For me, it’s not.
In my opinion, Jimmy Choo Eau de Parfum is a feminine and versatile fragrance, markedly chypre. The predominant note is patchouli, accompanied by a moderate orchid, perceived in a wet, mossy, and slightly herbal accord; it’s very pretty. Regarding performance, I wouldn’t call it beastly: in my case, longevity doesn’t exceed six hours, and projection is moderate to low. It feels like a cloud that envelops you without radiating, but it’s perceptible. I like the presentation overall; I don’t love the texture (mental issues here), but the iridescent glass and cubic cap contrast well. The box seems overdone. There are similarities to others, yes. It definitely resembles Natura’s Luna Intenso, though that one is denser and woodier; there’s about 80% affinity between them. Relative quality-to-price: I paid the equivalent of 40 dollars in Mexican pesos and I’m satisfied. It looks like it could go for 80 dollars, a disproportionate price for this Polge creation. Who will like it: lovers of sensual patchouli.
Patchouli dominates, with beastly longevity and sillage; you put it on and forget it for weeks. Haha, 10 out of 10. There’s a super affordable dupe from the Peruvian brand L’Bel; in Mexico, it costs around 200 pesos and sometimes less. It’s not a beast, but for a few hours, you barely notice the difference.
I just received the box and I’m happy, although I bought it during hot weather and it doesn’t match well; I hope it works better on cooler days. Here in Argentina, it’s 35 degrees Celsius. The fragrance is similar to Calvin Klein Euphoria, yes, from that family; they share orchid and green accords. It’s a fruity chypre on the opening, smelling like pear liqueur, very sweet. Then it becomes woody, but the patchouli is always present, a note I love. Sometimes it’s excessively sweet, other times mentholated, herbal, and mossy. I’ll update after trying it on fresh days; for now, it’s interesting and worth trying before buying.
To be brief: I bought it after trying many in-store samples and thought it smelled great. When it arrived home, it was saturated and I noticed it was very different: flat, heavy, and lacking spark. It reminded me a lot of Givenchy L’Intense Very Irresistible. My son said it smelled like an older woman. I regretfully gave it away. It definitely doesn’t suit my skin or my taste; it’s a very particular fragrance.
Bought this in 2017, and even though the bottle lasted almost a decade, I hadn’t even used half of it before gifting it away. At first, it was a modern chypre with patchouli, green notes, and a touch of sweet toffee, but over time it turned dusty, excessively sweet, and heavy on the patchouli. The top notes disappeared, and the orchid shifted from being wet and mossy to creamy and talcum-powdery. When worn, it smelled like a very luxurious, sugary body cream. Perfumes do degrade with age; they don’t become toxic, but they lose quality and certain aromas. Fortunately, I sold it to someone who enjoyed it just like that. In terms of longevity and sillage, it was unbeatable from start to finish.