Egeo Choc High
Fragrance notes
Character
Egeo Choc High opens with a squirt of synthetic strawberry syrup, pink pepper adding a tingly fizz, and blueberry reading more like candy than fruit. The heart tries to soften this with condensed milk and a ghost of jasmine, but the orange blossom gets lost in the crush. On dry down, chocolate appears as a waxy cocoa smear, strawberry doubles down on its candy nature, and sesame offers a faint nutty dust that feels more like an afterthought than a real base. The overall character is a teenager’s first attempt at a gourmand candle. It’s sweet, lactonic, and aggressively fruity, with a cheap, plasticky sheen that never lifts. Sillage is a whisper even from six sprays, and longevity barely carries through a short night out. Who suits this? Someone who wants to smell like a strawberry milkshake that’s been left in a hot car or a preteen saving up for their first grown up perfume. Skip it if you crave depth or projection. Wear it on a crisp autumn evening when you’re feeling nostalgic for something unserious, but don’t expect anyone to notice after half an hour. Is this really a gourmand, or just a flavored lip gloss in bottle form?
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