Toffee Caramel Creme

This is the seller's 10 ml perfume-oil roll-on of Toffee Caramel Creme, listed as oil-based and as the same scent as the companion Eau de Parfum. Most wearer reports below concern the scent or companion EDP, not this roll-on. They can inform scent character but do not establish this oil's projection or longevity. Toffee Caramel Creme is built to smell like a sweet shop. The brand describes a creamy toffee custard, and wearers talk about a candy store, a mother's kitchen and a rich toffee caramel popcorn. The opening is cream, sugar and caramel, with a lactonic butteriness running through the whole scent. The centre of the scent is toffee and burnt sugar over vanilla and tonka, with a little chocolate and a fruit note that is not equally clear to everyone: some wearers find pineapple the loudest thing in it, while another gets none. The brand's two product pages also list slightly different top and middle notes, so the coconut, melon, orange and apricot on the official page are held lightly. One wearer finds the chocolate and burnt sugar tip it from sweet to bitter. This is a loud scent. Many wearers describe it as strong enough to fill a room, and several report it lasting a full day or more, while a smaller group finds it disappears quickly. Votes put it firmly in winter and autumn, and the strength makes it a poor pick for hot days or quiet offices. It suits gourmand lovers who want a golden, sugary dessert without the heaviness of a pudding, and the brand compares it to a more edible take on two familiar oriental gourmands. It is made by hand by Juliet Rose. Wearers who dislike heavy sweetness should try a sample first.