Qissa Delicious by PARIS CORNER

The opening with the orange doesn’t quite convince me, but everything else is a 10. On my skin it lasts over six hours and smells 80% like Sweet Tooth by Sabrina.

A little princess-sweet perfume; you can feel all the notes. It’s delicate and sweet from the start, with no great evolution because it lasts very little; after about two sprays it’s imperceptible. If you like scents like Kayali’s Yara or YBM, you’ll surely like this one too. Scent 7. It’s a pretty fragrance but very replicated. Sillage 3. Longevity 2. It’s almost a body mist.

Love at first sniff. It’s very delicate and feminine. I find it similar to Coconut Passion by Victoria’s Secret.

This perfume has something in the opening that really throws me off; I didn’t know what it was (apart from the orange, which was too much for me). I gave it many chances and let it macerate, but it just didn’t convince me, so I ended up reselling it. I don’t think it’s a good blind buy; I believe it could disappoint if you’re looking for a proper gourmand.

This is a perfume for lovers of sweet and indulgent aromas. It’s like a dessert in a bottle: a delicious opening of whipped cream, dark chocolate, and a touch of orange citrus. The heart blends marshmallow, coconut, and jasmine for a tropical, sugary scent. What makes it irresistible is the dry-down: the vanilla and white musk add warmth and sensual creaminess that lingers. Ideal for autumn and winter, perfect for casual outings like the cinema, coffee, or a casual date. A fragrance for a cheerful person who loves sweetness.

Love at first sniff; it’s beautiful. To me, it doesn’t smell of chocolate; it’s a sweet, feminine, and pleasant aroma, nothing cloying or off-putting. A scent for those who enjoy feminine, creamy, and subtly sweet perfumes. Definitely one I want to keep in my collection 💖.

An affordable dupe of Sabrina Carpenter’s Sweet Tooth. This Qissa delicius stands out with its orange and chocolate notes, offering good longevity of 6 hours on skin and clothes. The fragrance is very pleasant.

I arrived with high hopes, but the first impression is brutally alcoholic. I can’t smell the notes; the alcohol overwhelms everything. Once dried, it smells of very faint chocolate and orange, but I don’t detect the coconut that made me buy it and which I adore. What a disappointment. Perhaps I should let it mature for a couple of weeks, but for now, I give it a 1/10.

I bought it thinking it would be like Sabrina Carpenter’s scent, but it isn’t. Jasmine dominates here, which ruins the perfume. It doesn’t smell of chocolate, only sweet and floral at the same time. What a disappointment that jasmine is.

It smells delicious, soft, and comforting, like the spongy sweetness of marshmallows. It’s sweet and gourmand without being cloying. The opening is slightly acidic and soon gives way to a creamy heart of milk chocolate and vanilla, airy and ethereal. Although it’s charming, the longevity and projection are discreet, which could be a drawback for those seeking intensity. To boost it, I combine it with the Warm Vanilla Sugar body mist from Bath & Body Works, as they share an essence. The bottle is elegant, sober, and heavy, though for an Arabic perfume it seems minimalist. I recommend it for those who enjoy sweet gourmand scents without going overboard. Ideal for something cosy and subtle.

There’s no orange or chocolate here; it’s just another clone of Biancolate (which I can’t stand), although better executed. The packaging is gorgeous and mega heavy, but if you’re looking for chocolate or orange, this isn’t it. It’s vanilla and caramel.

I’ve had it for a year, I like it, and it’s very soft—a fresh, musky gourmand. For me, it has a combination similar to manjar or dulce de leche, which we love so much in Chile. The chocolate is creamy, not bitter; the whipped cream is sweet, like a bonbon dipped in cream. On me, it doesn’t last long nor project. My boyfriend uses it because we share perfumes and he receives many compliments; it can certainly be unisex if you dare. In summary, it’s a more wearable gourmand, the bottle is high quality and beautiful. As a warning, when it was new, it had a very weak opening and a slightly alcoholic note, but it fades quickly once macerated.

It’s a gourmand from head to toe. At first, it smells of sweet orange and dark chocolate, reminiscent of Hugo Boss’s Private Accord, but fades within 30 minutes. Afterwards, it shines on the skin as a blend of whipped cream with fluffy marshmallow clouds and a chocolate coating, over vanilla and musk. It’s sweet and delicious but quite light and airy, difficult to describe. Projection and sillage are moderate-soft; ideal for daily wear, super versatile, and easier to wear than most. I wouldn’t wear it at night or to draw attention. Lasts about 6 hours on my skin. I liked it. Very good value for money.

The scent is very rich; you can really smell the chocolate, whipped cream, marshmallow, vanilla, musk, and a citrus note of orange without it being strident. The projection is very low, making it a more intimate perfume, which you will definitely feel yourself. Longevity is over 4 hours.