Blue Agava & Cacao

3 reseñas

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• άρωμα

  February 18, 2016

  

  I haven’t loved it, but it deserves to be known. Like other Jo Malone scents, the trail and longevity are light, but it has originality. How many chocolate perfumes can withstand the heat without being bothersome? This one does. If you’re looking for gourmand chocolate, forget it; it smells of herbal cacao, I didn’t detect cinnamon or vanilla. And one question: exactly what is the ‘blue agave’? Is it the plant, a derivative or the flower? Anyone know?

• Areida Eau

  August 25, 2017

  

  It’s unisex, with a cacao base reminiscent of Tom Ford Noir, but here the agave really stands out, very perceptible if you know the note. It’s not original, but it’s perfect for the handbag: an autumn day, walking the dog, looking at seasonal decorations, far from glamour. The name says it all: it smells of agave and cacao. Medium longevity, warm and carnal, clinging to the skin without being sexy. It’s like a cashmere jumper: minimal, elegant and doesn’t need to shout to prove its quality.

• Kari Dil

  December 16, 2019

  

  Caught me off guard. I was dreaming of cacao, vanilla and cardamom, but none of that. It smells something unique, more like a Caribbean soda or iced tea than sweet chocolate. The vanilla, cinnamon and vetiver are there, but the cacao is herbal, not gourmand. Ideal for summer, though it doesn’t last long: two hours or less. Its charm is that it’s not a copy, goes with everything and softens any scent, taking you down an uncommon but very pleasant path.