Chocolovers by Aquolina, 2005

I got this blind, and initially did not like very much I think because of the top notes, the nutella thing is a little boring but the next day I smell my clothes and love it, it's so feminine and sweet I smell a lot of vanilla caramell, I recommend it for people that love sweet and sensuous perfumes. Gorgeous.

This fragrance is for the true gourmand lovers. This is chocolate at its best. Rich, velvety and delicious. A melt in your mouth kind of chocolate. Chocolovers sits smoothly on the skin, almost like a creamy hot chocolate, thick and luxurious. The chocolate and hazelnut notes tend to dominate the most, however a sweet candy-like lemon note sets off this fragrance with a citrusy touch. I love this fragrance for Winter wear. It brings a sensual, foody touch to the cold night air. My friend who loves such rich chocolatey scents like Thierry Mugler's Angel, absolutely loves this kind of fragrance. As said in her words, "I want to eat it". I dare say this is one of the sexiest, richest gourmands you'll possibly ever experience.

I'm a fan of the Aquolina house and that includes Chocolovers, somewhat. I think it's ok. I don't get any chocolate at all. I smell orange, but no chocolate. I've enjoyed my sample, but I don't think I will be purchasing a bottle anytime soon.

Cloying chocolate, hazelnut, a spritz of lemon, coriander and then sweet sugar. I adored the spicy coriander ion this, but, even at 8 dollars at T.J.Maxx it was not worth the overbearing synthetic sweetness.

I really wanted to like this perfume, however I think it smells very cheap and synthetic. All I get from it is a weird orange chocolate smell that isn't appealing in the least...actually I find it nauseating and repulsive. It must not work with my body chemistry, because if it smelled this way on everyone it still wouldn't be around (at least I would hope not). Do not waste your $ on this.

This scent is reminiscent of chocolate, but doesn't really smell specifically OF chocolate. In the opening, this smells a lot of coco and oranges, which is nice. The dry down is almost exactly the same as Pink Sugar, just slightly less sweet and maybe a tad muskier. If you like Pink Sugar you'll probably like this scent.

My main problem with this scent is how POWERFUL it is; I have to spray this into the air and walk through the mist, rather than spray directly onto my skin, otherwise it's too strong.

Smells very similar to Pink Sugar, and whether you love it or hate it, you will more than likely feel similar about Chocolovers.

This does not smell of chocolate, but it does smell of things that are often paired with chocolate. The hazelnut/vanilla combo dominates on me, and that's probably the chocolatey-ness that people are getting from this... it does smell quite a bit like Nutella (hazelnut chocolate spread.)

I have to admit I am a sucker for chocolate scents and I do like this one alot. Sure, it isn't the best most mouth watering one out there, but, I must say, it certainly does bring me lots of compliments when I wear it. Also, it seems as if alot of people do not know about this one, and that seems to be a huge bonus for me.

Try it, it's worth it and, I bet ya, it will grow on you! Nice.

I have yet to find a chocolate-centric scent that I like. I really wanted to like this one, but I was very disappointed.

The intitial citrus blast with the chocolate was the best part, but within minutes it dried down to the cloying sticky-sweetness that develops no further.

If Love's Baby Soft ever went gourmand, it would smell like this.