100% Love S-Perfume for women

Smells like chocolate covered smoked cherries.

Is so tantalizing, and it is so gourmand without being childish, linear, and boring.

What an exciting smell...I keep thinking about it...

my 71 years old mum with that fragrance bacame a fan of sophia ---- and mum smells great with tht juice

kisses

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this is all labdanum on me with a dusting of rose and raspberry. not very sweet, and very nice, indeed.

Chocolate covered cherries on acid. Psychedelic!
This is a serious like of mine!

no much more to say the: the ladies master piece - or so - or one of the 1000 master pieces - just can not stop smelling it and vaporised onto the right person its just a drug ---------

thx lady s.

I get roses everywhere! WOW!

There is a green element there because of it upon intial application, along with some fruitiness. It's quite beautiful.

Then that fades, and VERY quickly. Sadly so! It was actually the best part for me. The dydown is warm with only minimal hints of chocolate. It hangs very close to the skin and doesn't have good projection. If you want it noticed you might have to spray twice as much.

I'm glad I tested it, but I would not go out of my way for a full bottle. I spent $5 on a 1ml sample vial just to kill the curiosity. That was enough for me.

Chocolate and rose, mmmm. Makes you want to lick it off! Not an every day sort of perfume but great for a cozy night in front of the fire, or even on a romantic date. A little goes a long way.

Admittedly, Sophia Grojsman has created some of my favorite- and over the top- YSL scents: Paris, Parisienne, & Yvresse. The combination of juicy fruit and bold florals works marvelously in all these. Similarly, Kenzo's Kashaya is a beguiling scent with the tropical underpinnings see in Yvresse and Christian LaCroix original. Her Nude by Bill Blass (which only gives the illusion of restraint implied by its name and packaging), is actually a sensual, warm, tossled nude- not the austere and sheer curtain we see in recent releases. Grojsman has also created some of the more unsmiling fragrances out there: the polite Eternity, the wealthy Spellbound, the conservative White Linen, the scowling Beautiful, and the grandmotherly White Diamonds. While these may not be to my taste, they are to many, and Grojsman knows her audiences.

In 100% Love, Grojsman lets loose and has some fun. She draws on her past experience with YSL and E. Taylor's Diamonds & Rubies in creating a scent that boasts a prominent fruit note-a musty, jammy berry. By veering away from traditional perfumes- a trademark goal of "niche" perfumes- in 100% Love she has replaced the floral note with one of cocoa- cocoa powder, to be exact. This is not the Hershey's bar of Montale's Chocolate Greedy or the baking chocolate of Angel. This is more the dusty chocolate of Must de Cartier. This composition reminds me entirely of a bittersweet chocolate cake with raspberry filling, topped with glazed rose petals.

Despite all this deliciousness, there is something that bothers me about this fragrance. Perhaps it is the synthetic nature of the composition. Possibly it is the insidious dustiness. Maybe it is the unidentifiable semblance to Secretions Magnifiques by Etat Libre d'Orange- a scent I find repulsive. I also find 100% Love rather linear, sweet, and juvenile. In character, it reminds me of an early Avon gourmand called Hollywood Pink, which I passed along to my daughter.

While this scent is light on sillage, longevity is very good. It gets high marks for creativity, but I don't know if this is something I would wear.

Innnnnteresting... very interesting... I'm not sure I'll ever actually wear this, but I think I want to smell it again.

This is a very light, sheer EDT (perhaps more like cologne or voile in its strength) that really must be sprayed liberally in order to experience the scent. I thought it was just disappearing on my winter-dry skin, but I read elsewhere (Perfume Posse, Now Smell This) that other perfume fans found it so light that they had to spritz far more than they normally would.

On me, this starts with a big burst of chocolate-covered strawberries -- absolutely delicious, but not something I really want to put on my body. Luckily, it leaves within 10 minutes, and then it's all rose petals dusted with cocoa. The incense, musk, and woods are extremely light, and the whole thing is gone in about two hours.

I understand that 100% Love (MORE) has now been released, as a more intense version of the original. I might be interested in smelling it, but again, I really don't see myself wearing it.

Very light, this is ok, nothing special I would say it has no lasting quality.. Berry is in there. I don't get any insence or chocolate at all. It's pretty but sorta boring.