Jimmy Choo I Want Choo
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Hand-decanted from authentic originals
Fragrance Profile
The scent
- Gender
- For her
- Type
- Designer
- Concentration
- Eau de parfum
- Released
- 2020
- Perfumer
- Louise Turner, Sonia Constant and Antoine Maisondieu
Pyramid
6 notes- Mandarin Juice
- Velvet Peach
- Red Spider Lily
- Jasmine Sambac
- Vanilla
- Benzoin
Description
About this fragrance
Notes, the scent, when to wear, and who it is for.
Common Questions
Good to know
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The 2020 original that launched the line, built on a ripe, juicy peach and creamy vanilla. It is not Forever, Le Parfum, Edition or With Love, each of which reshuffles the balance. The family runs five deep and buyers mix them up constantly, so match the exact name on the bottle when ordering.
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Better than most sweet scents, which is a big reason it sells. The peach stays juicy rather than sour and the vanilla-benzoin base keeps it soft without turning heavy in warmth. A few people with certain skin chemistry catch a rotten-peach turn, so sample before sizing up.
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Good Girl Blush works from Carolina Herrera's own gourmand-floral formula, distinct in its own right, while I Want Choo leads with mandarin juice and plush peach before red spider lily and jasmine sambac soften it, finishing on vanilla and benzoin. Comparing the two shows how differently each brand balances fruit against cream. See Good Girl Blush.
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This 2020 original is the peach-and-vanilla starting point; Forever, Le Parfum, Edition and With Love each rebalance that formula differently. If you have not tried any version yet, starting with this original gives you the clearest read on the house style before deciding whether a flanker's specific tweak is worth chasing.
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The line runs five versions deep with overlapping names, and a small number of wearers report a rotten-peach turn depending on skin chemistry. A decant confirms this specific mandarin-peach-vanilla balance suits you and your skin before committing to a full bottle in a family that is easy to mix up.
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I Want Choo is frequently compared to I Want Choo Forever, which Parfumo lists as its closest match in the line. Both share the same mandarin-peach-jasmine-vanilla structure since Forever is a direct extension rather than a reformulation, so the two read close in character and are best told apart by sampling them side by side.
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