Tiramisu Coco by Zimaya

Cozy, warm, and with that slightly ‘tipsy’ touch that makes it ideal for autumn and winter. You can really detect the creamy notes of amaretto and vanilla ice cream. The longevity is top-notch, lasting around 8 to 9 hours on clothes. To my nose, it leans feminine, but it’s pure unisex. A man can wear it perfectly if he enjoys gourmand or warm scents.

Cozy, warm, and has that ‘buzzy’ or slightly boozy touch that makes it perfect for autumn and winter. The creamy notes of amaretto and vanilla ice cream are clearly perceptible. Longevity is very good, lasting around 8 to 9 hours on clothes. To my nose, it leans slightly towards the feminine side, but it is definitely a unisex perfume. A man could wear it perfectly, especially if he enjoys gourmand, warm, and sensual scents.

Smells very similar to Amore Caffé😍 and at a great price! Highly recommended if you’re looking for a first perfume without spending too much. Perhaps the only difference I see is that Mancera’s version is slightly more potent, but in terms of scent, I’d say it’s 99% similar. Sweet, with notes of amaretto and caramel… delicious🤤

Smells exactly like a tiramisu dessert, with sweetened coffee… It’s super sweet and creamy, with a vanilla twist. Exquisite for cold days. Very gourmand. I love it and it doesn’t cloy. Super addictive.

A delicious, informal, and sweet fragrance. What I smell most is cookie, amaretto, ice cream, and vanilla; the rest of the notes are more diffuse. The coffee isn’t very prominent, but it has a bitter, dark touch that cuts the sweetness a bit. I emphasise ‘a bit’ because it remains a sweet, edible scent. Longevity and projection are good. It’s not eternal, but you don’t need to douse yourself or reapply frequently. It’s true that it doesn’t smell like tiramisu, as it’s drier than creamy. The name might be confusing, but I think it’s a minor point if you adjust your expectations.

Another disappointment on my list of Arabic perfumes. Here there is no tiramisu or coconut; the main note is amaretto alongside coffee, both bitter. The opening is the best part because the coffee and amaretto blend with vanilla, promising to recall Amore Caffé. But as it dries down, a smell of rubber, plastic, or balloon appears… I can’t define it precisely, but I hate it. It’s that same unpleasant note found in Shagaf Oud Tonka, the one that shifts from new doll to balloon. It was so unpleasant that I had to shower and wash my clothes, as it has good projection and lasts over 6 hours (especially on clothes). For those who like it, I think you’ll enjoy it more in autumn and winter, and at night, as it’s a heavy fragrance. Fortunately, it was just a 3ml sample, because I’m increasingly clear that buying Arabic scents without testing them first is almost a risky sport.

This perfume has been another disappointment in my long list of Arabic fragrances. In this one, I find neither tiramisu nor coconut. The main note is amaretto, along with coffee, both bitter. The opening is the best part of the perfume because the coffee and amaretto are accompanied by vanilla, which promises well and can recall Amore Caffé. However, as it dries down, a smell of rubber, plastic, or balloon appears… I’m not sure exactly how to define it, but I dislike it immensely, and I notice it more and more. I detect this unpleasant note in Shagaf Oud Tonka as well; it’s a note that crosses the line from new doll smell to balloon smell. It has been so unpleasant that I had to shower and wash my clothes, as it has good projection and longevity of over 6 hours (especially on clothes). For those who like it, I believe they will enjoy it more in autumn and winter and in the evening, as it is, in my opinion, a heavy perfume. Fortunately, it was only a 3ml sample, because I am becoming increasingly clear that buying Arabic scents without testing them first is almost considered a risky sport.