Gourmand Bakhoor

This smells like bug's poop. It's so awful. Also, it lasts for too long, even after I tried to wash it off. No no no no.

Rich, buttery caramelized toffee simmering in milk. There is a near-burnt creme brulee in the top note, which quickly steeps into the richness of toffee. Friendly projection. If you like a milky caramel lactonic, this is far better than Bianco Latte in my opinion -- that one opens with a pretty strong synthetic, waxy, powdered plastic notes that take a couple hours to dissipate before you get to enjoy the milky caramel. I think I'll buy a bottle.

Really like this gourmand. It may be my favorite from this fragrance house. It’s a mildly smoky, yet creamy nutty dessert fragrance without being overly sweet. The blend is more sophisticated, yet edible. Good longevity and projection.

Surprisingly beautiful gourmand scent. This is my third bottle from this brand and this is my favorite so far. It has a crème brûlée effect, but not overly sweet. It is well blended with staying power.

I am on getting my fall/winter perfume line up together and I came across this scent from a sample pack I ordered. I loved it instantly. It is vanilla nutty goodness wrapped in a warm cozy blanket. The dry down is more vanilla to me and the longevity is great. I wish it came in a 100 ml bottle. I guess I have to get a back up.

Amazing! It smells like a creamy vanilla and honey dessert. I just received it today so we'll see how long it lasts.

This fragrance is absolutely amazing! the first spray takes over your senses with the sweetness of desserts ideally the desserts from Indian Arabian weddings. I love this fragrance, the longevity for me is about 16 hours but the smell still lingers on for the full 24. Gourmand Bakhoor is definitely in my top 5.

This is just a gorgeous sweet edible fragrance that takes you right into Arabian Nights. I just love love this scent and just receive my full bottle. I have to say that this smells quite a bit like Oud Jaune Intense by Fragrance Du Bois which is one of my favorites and MUCH more expensive. Not saying that it is exact, but it certainly is a kissing cousin at a much lower price. Definitely a winner if you like exotic arabianesque fragrances which are sweet and yummy.

I’m surprised that Gourmand Bakhoor hasn’t been reviewed already. I’ve been searching for a milky fragrance and stumbled on this. It’s not so much milky as it is more like dulce de leche mixed with graham crackers. I don’t detect any leather on my skin. Gourmand Bakhoor is not only scrumptious, but it also lasts longer than many fragrances with the same DNA. This isn’t a big fragrance, and it does stay close to the skin, but I can smell it wafting around me all day. Gourmand Bakhoor is also a great layering fragrance with Oud Wood and Baraonda, for example.

Very sweet, I can smell the chocolate, milk, tonka and the bakhoor. It's delicious and I'm buying it. I'm a sucker for gourmands,

One, if not thee richest milky-toffee fragrance that ever existed. It’s incredibly lactonic, creamy, thick and rich. It literally smells like toffee and caramel mixed in pot of simmering milk with vanilla beans. This is a literal gourmand. If you want something that smells like melted milky toffee on your skin from first spray to dry down, this is it.