How does Aroma Concepts Coco Love smell?
Coco Love, from Aroma Concepts, starts with lemongrass, cumin and coconut. Lemongrass is zesty and grassy, cumin adds a warm, slightly savoury spice, and coconut brings a smooth, creamy sweetness. The mix is unusual but inviting, citrus-green and tropical at once.
The heart gathers lily of the valley, white flowers and sweet notes, giving a clean, dewy bloom with a soft sugary tone. Ambergris, cedarwood and balsamic notes close it with a salty-smooth warmth, dry wood and a resinous sweetness. Overall it is a creamy coconut and white-flower scent with a warm, woody finish.
Who is Aroma Concepts Coco Love for?
Going by the notes alone, it suits someone who likes coconut and white flowers with a small spicy twist, and who prefers a creamy, warm mood over crisp citrus or heavy smoke. The cumin and lemongrass keep it from reading as plain sweetness.
Aroma Concepts Coco Love: size and bottle
The brand's website lists Aroma Concepts Coco Love in 100 ml.
Aroma Concepts Coco Love compared with its closest siblings
Both list ambergris and cedarwood. Aroma Concepts Scentrail Sapphire Rouge goes on with saffron, jasmine, amber and fir resin; Coco Love with lemongrass, cumin, coconut and lily of the valley. Its size is 50 ml, against 100 ml for Coco Love.
What links the two is coconut. After that Coco Love goes towards lemongrass, cumin, lily of the valley and ambergris and Aroma Concepts Dubai Chocolate Delight towards pistachio, chocolate, bergamot and caramel.
Both list lily of the valley. Aroma Concepts Eshal Musk goes on with lotus, caramel, jasmine and freesia; Coco Love with lemongrass, cumin, coconut and ambergris.
Where to buy Aroma Concepts Coco Love in Europe
FragranceGems, an independent reseller of Aroma Concepts, ships from the Netherlands to 25 EU countries. Its Aroma Concepts page shows the scents it has, with prices and availability; this guide shows neither.
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