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A great gourmand with a good price-performance ratio
Tiramisu Caramel has always been compared to Bianco Latte by Giardini di Toscana, and yes, I understand the comparisons.
However, I must say that Bianco Latte is significantly finer and, above all, more natural. With Tiramisu Caramel, there is a certain synthetic quality present. Unfortunately, this is relatively noticeable at first, but it settles down after about 10 minutes.
Then it becomes finer here as well.
Furthermore, I must say that I find the scent in the air to be significantly better than directly on the skin.
The scent starts off somewhat synthetic and also a bit alcoholic, as mentioned. Of course, the wonderful DNA can already be sensed; it just needs a little time to unfold beautifully. Then it becomes nicely creamy with wonderful hints of caramel. One might also suspect something cookie-like. I imagine a super soft caramel cookie here. Additionally, my nose also detects something reminiscent of coffee. Tending towards a sweet milk coffee or a caramel latte, definitely similar to Bianco Latte.
I must say, though, that I find the honey note in Tiramisu Caramel to be a bit more intense.
Over time, I increasingly notice the vanilla.
The sweetness becomes milder but is still present. A rather clean musk joins the vanilla. So, similar to Bianco Latte here as well.
In any case, the scent is really great overall.
If you are into gourmand fragrances and want to spend little money, this is the right choice.
The longevity and sillage are also perfectly fine.
Moreover, the scent is wonderfully unisex wearable.
However, I must say that Bianco Latte is significantly finer and, above all, more natural. With Tiramisu Caramel, there is a certain synthetic quality present. Unfortunately, this is relatively noticeable at first, but it settles down after about 10 minutes.
Then it becomes finer here as well.
Furthermore, I must say that I find the scent in the air to be significantly better than directly on the skin.
The scent starts off somewhat synthetic and also a bit alcoholic, as mentioned. Of course, the wonderful DNA can already be sensed; it just needs a little time to unfold beautifully. Then it becomes nicely creamy with wonderful hints of caramel. One might also suspect something cookie-like. I imagine a super soft caramel cookie here. Additionally, my nose also detects something reminiscent of coffee. Tending towards a sweet milk coffee or a caramel latte, definitely similar to Bianco Latte.
I must say, though, that I find the honey note in Tiramisu Caramel to be a bit more intense.
Over time, I increasingly notice the vanilla.
The sweetness becomes milder but is still present. A rather clean musk joins the vanilla. So, similar to Bianco Latte here as well.
In any case, the scent is really great overall.
If you are into gourmand fragrances and want to spend little money, this is the right choice.
The longevity and sillage are also perfectly fine.
Moreover, the scent is wonderfully unisex wearable.
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2 Comments
JohannM 10 months ago
I'm enjoying the Tiramisu Coco. Is the Caramel too feminine leaning?
Floyd 12 months ago
Gourmands entdecke ich ja gerade erst für mich. Der hier könnte vielleicht nicht so ganz meins sein, aber Du hast ihn erfahrbar beschrieben.