The Sea Foams Chocolate

[doomsday_disco]

Chocolate, chocolate, every where,

And marshmallows too, I think;

Chocolate, Chocolate every where,

Nor any drop to drink.

White chocolate froth and marshmallow fluff cresting on an ocean wave. Don’t drink it!

[Little Bird]

The amazing white chocolate froth and marshmallow mixed with salty, chemical-y water is very discordant to my brain.  It's half delicious and half watery chemical soup, like used mop water.  I desperately need a white chocolate, frothed milk, and marshmallow scent on its own.  Bpal has the best white chocolate, mik, and marshmallow notes, and they deserve to be together with no extra players.  Okay, I'll stop begging.

I want to love this so much, but the salt and sharp, chemical, industrial floor cleaner aquatic are ruining it for me, and the aquatic part stays strong on my skin.  It smells like you would die if you tried to drink this; like someone gave you a heavily poisoned white hot chocolate and tried to cover up the smell by topping it with marshmallows.  After about an hour, it also takes on a plasticy tone that I don't care for.  So sad.

[roseus]

 This is *salty* but doesn't push unpleasant on my skin. It is very chocolatey and marshmallowy in the imp, I was afraid it was going to be cloying on my skin. Fresh on, the wave does indeed swell, and it was more aquatic than gourmand initially. A big fresh, salty wave with a bit of marshmallow-y white chocolate foam sweetening it and softening it. Dry it is more balanced. The marshmallow and white chocolate form a sweet base that is cut by the salt, keeping it in check. 

[susietangwang]

Very sweet wet, but as the scent develops on skin the sweetness floats over the ocean. The ocean smells very much like Airs incense in Ocean (shocking I know) which I always loved to burn way back in the 90s (I was happily surprisesd to discover these still exist, though they don't make all the same flavors they used to). I've always been partial to this type of ocean scent (also smells like Haus of Gloi's Selkie which I have no idea if they still make). It's like a pleasant and delicious version of ocean, none of the rotting marine life or stanky seaweed. I like this very much, it's both nice smelling and nostalgic. The marshmallow and chocolate just add a bit of fun and yumminess. I think this is a good choice for someone who likes carnival scents, because it combines the sweet and salty with some atmospheric.