El Goodo Happyland Studio

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7.6 / 10 7 Ratings

A perfume by Happyland Studio for women and men. The release year is unknown. The scent is sweet-fruity. Projection and longevity are above-average. It is still in production.
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Main accords

Sweet

Fruity

Resinous

Woody

Gourmand

Fragrance Notes

Beeswax

Brandy

Cedar

Fruits

Labdanum

Oakmoss

White musk

Ratings

Scent

7.67 Ratings

Longevity

8.67 Ratings

Sillage

8.37 Ratings

Bottle

6.79 Ratings

Submitted by Mosaik, last update on 04/30/2024.

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2 in-depth fragrance descriptions

05/01/2024

9
Pricing 6
Sillage 7
Longevity 5
Scent

RisingChaos
109 Reviews

RisingChaos

2

Syrupy Grape

A fruit medley steeped in strong brandy, with a waxy exterior and ambery base. Very rich and very boozy in the opening, so boozy it trends dangerously close to grape cough syrup. Picks up a faint powder accord and settles into a pleasant sweetness as it dries down, though. Moderate projection for 3-4hr, longevity 8-10hr.

A 1/5 opening with a 4/5 drydown for me, as the booziness settles slowly over time.

07/29/2021

10
Pricing 5
Bottle 8
Sillage 8
Longevity 8
Scent

Landshark321
728 Reviews

Landshark321

Helpful Review 4

Boozy, grapey delight, quite unique and special

Happyland El Goodo is a 2020 release that dropped around the beginning of the pandemic, and it’s been sort of a comfort fragrance ever since as its blend is boozy and grapey (with a featured note of brandy) but smells a bit like grape bubblegum, which provides its own nostalgia for me. Added to the mix are other fruits, beeswax, oakmoss, cedar, labdanum, and white musk, per the note list, and they mostly feel correct, as the mix has a resinous, creamy side to it and a sort of generally fruitiness.

The grape aspect fades slightly over time, with the dry down being a bit more centered around the beeswax, labdanum, cedar, and white musk, I’d say, but there’s still an aspect of brandy in it throughout its life. I’ve really never tried anything quite like it, either—it scores very, very high on account of its uniqueness and general appeal, attributes common to the growing Happyland catalogue.

And overall the fragrance performs well, like most releases from the house, and it is priced very reasonably, at $55/$42 for 50/30ml. I’d certainly recommend trying it out if you haven’t; 5ml samples are very conveniently sold on the site.

8 out of 10