Charm Kiss Thomas Sabo for women

This tunrs almost citrusy fresh on my skin, very fresh .. I cant find any chocolat or strawberry.
I would say that it is the Black currant ,rasberry ( a bit sour) freesia and champagne that is the main note on my skin at least..
Nice enough but not all that . at it settles a bit on the skin it turns a bit powdery. a slight touch off vanilla and benzoin aswell .
fun to try . stuff that is not awalable in my country :)

I will be trying this on asap! How does this capture my fondness for picnics and banquets and the kitchen science of cooking my most unique dishes. How indulgent, wholesome and yet the seductive charm of this blend is in smelling edible and even delicious.

I love this sweet smell, top note is definitely chocolate, then strawberries then a base note of jasmine. The champagne and strawberries makes me feel extravagant.


It lasts quite well on my skin an the husband likes it even though he doesn't really like sweet perfumes. It reminds me of Angel and Narcisso Rodregez a little. I like it and will be putting it on my Xmas list!

I think this one is nicer than the first Thomas Sabo. On paper the chocolate note comes out well after a while. Also the strawberry-fruit-apple note seems strong but also somewhat plastic. On my skin unfortunately the chocolate note faded away very quickly and the fruity plastic note stayed - but altogether not for too long. The lasting power isn't so great on my skin.

Marketed as "just delicious" this one is another trendy 2011 fragrance uniting several popular aromas: luscious chocolate, strawberry and champagne. Pleasant and playful, a lovely scent for young girls. Fades away very quickly. A similar fragrance was launched by La Perla earlier this year: Divina. Charm Kiss adds chocolate to Divina's champagne-strawberry combo - but that's the only remarkable difference.