Cream Velvet

9 reseñas

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• andrea.arrata

  August 13, 2025

  

  Very similar to Lattafa’s Éclair, but with a more buttery and creamy touch. The opening is less alcoholic since it’s an Extrait de Parfum, making it softer from the start. If you like gourmands, it’s a safe blind buy. At around £30, the value for money is hard to beat.

• amatista77

  August 19, 2025

  

  The projection and longevity of this perfume crush Lattafa’s Eclaire. They are very similar, perhaps this is a little creamier, but the longevity left me in shock. Over 24 hours and filling a room… highly recommended.

• amatista77

  August 22, 2025

  

  The projection and longevity of this perfume… crush Lattafa’s Eclaire. Very similar, perhaps this is a little creamier, but the longevity left me in shock. Over 24 hours and filling a room… highly recommended!

• cataconi

  September 25, 2025

  

  I never thought I’d say this, but I like it even more than Bianco Latte. They are very similar, it smells delicious, and it lasts a fortune. It doesn’t smell like plastic like Lattafa’s Eclaire; this has a much creamier opening and is very well executed.

• cataconi

  October 5, 2025

  

  I never thought I’d say this, but I like it even more than Bianco Latte. Both are very similar, it smells very rich, and it lasts a long time. It doesn’t smell like plastic like Lattafa’s Eclaire; this has a much creamier opening, it’s very well executed.

• lydveil

  October 13, 2025

  

  I’ve used this until the very last drop, and I must say I hate the spray from the very first mist to the last. The mist is fine, but the pump is especially stiff. As for the scent, it’s spectacular; it’s the DNA of Bianco Latte. I consider it a safe blind buy if you like gourmands. I feel nothing synthetic, unlike what happens with Eclaire. In fact, I like it even more when I layer it with another chocolatey perfume. I would buy it again if I didn’t already have other gourmands in my collection.

• lydveil

  October 17, 2025

  

  After buying and using it until the last drop, I have to say I hated the spray from the first mist to the last atomisation. The mist is good, but I found the pump especially stiff. As for the spectacular scent, it’s the Bianco Latte DNA. I consider it a good blind buy if you are into gourmand fragrances. I don’t detect any synthetic notes like I do with Eclaire. I like it even more when I layer it with another chocolatey perfume. I would buy it again if I didn’t have any other gourmand perfumes.

• amatista08

  March 21, 2026

  

  As a gourmand lover with a sweet tooth, I dove into this perfume with sky-high expectations, hearing it’s the king of Bianco Latte dupes. I was hoping for something super creamy and buttery; yes, I adore the butter note, but on my skin, the first thing I smell is caramel and vanilla. After three wears, I still haven’t detected the honey, jasmine, tonka bean, or the base notes, so I feel a bit disappointed. It has good longevity and projection, which is what matters most to me, but the scent felt childish, like cotton candy, and generic. For Khadlaj, the quality in longevity is a 10, but the reality didn’t meet my expectation of a complex fusion; it seems very linear and even cloying because the florals don’t nuance it. The price is a steal, but I wouldn’t recommend it blindly if you’re looking for something with more development; if you like the youthful vibe, try it first.

• amatista08

  March 21, 2026

  

  As a good fan of gourmand perfumes or those with a dessert-like scent, I bought this perfume; the truth is I had very high expectations because they say Cream Velvet is one of the best dupes, or maybe the best Bianco Latte dupe, which is super famous and expensive. Well, the truth is I had an idea that based on the notes and reviews, it would be creamier or more buttery, and well, I truly love the butter note, but when I wear it, the caramel and vanilla notes dominate the opening, and after using it three times, I haven’t noticed the butter, honey, jasmine, or even the tonka bean, musk, and amber notes yet. Until today I feel disappointed; I must say it has good longevity, projection, and trail, which is what I focus on in a perfume, and of course, I want to love the scent, but in this case, I haven’t paid enough attention to the perfume’s development, and I stuck with the notes I detected. My mum smelled it and said I smell like caramel, like cotton candy, and well, the scent seemed childish or generic like today’s perfumes, haha. Well, for the brand Khadlaj, I can say it has great quality in the points I mentioned regarding longevity and duration, and it projects very well; the detail is that the expectation versus reality for me left me waiting for more from this fragrance. The truth is I wouldn’t recommend it as a blind buy, because based on the notes, you will expect something more complex that presents a fusion of all those notes when, well, to me until today with little use, it seems very linear and to a certain point cloying, especially as minutes pass, for the same reason it doesn’t nuance with the florals or base notes. In terms of price, it came out very economical, so I have no complaint. If you like youthful perfumes and the cotton candy vibe that’s popular today, then yes, this is it; if you’re looking for something with an olfactory development of more than three notes, I recommend trying it first.