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Cookiecrunch
by Coquillete
Cookiecrunch by Coquillete is a bright, linear gourmand that opens with a crisp, sweet lemon note reminiscent of citric cleaner or limoncello, quickly softening into a creamy, powdered sugar and vanilla-laced sweet profile. Many describe its evolution as remarkably simple—starting with a radiant, almost soapy lemon burst that fades into a tender, chewy lemon meringue or shortbread aroma, with a subtle baby powder-like softness and a background of smooth vanilla, akin to Lait de Vanille or Sweet Pastry in Paris. Though the scent is clean, delicate, and inviting, it lacks complexity and notable development beyond the initial phase, making it feel more like a fleeting, personal moment than a layered fragrance experience. It projects moderately, with most users noting it as a skin-scent that requires close proximity or careful application to appreciate fully.
Pros
- +The opening is strikingly bright and evokes fresh lemon meringue or shortbread with sincerity and charm.
- +It delivers a clean, playful sweetness reminiscent of desserts like lemon ice cream or powdered sugar-dusted pastries.
- +The blend of lemon and vanilla feels cohesive and well-executed with quality ingredients, especially on cold days or in spring-winter settings.
Cons
- −The scent is highly linear, with minimal development beyond the initial sweet-lemon phase, offering little olfactory twist or journey.
- −Longevity is short on most skin types, fading within 15–60 minutes, making it impractical for extended wear.
- −The name and concept are misleading—there’s little cookie or meringue presence despite the promise, and it behaves more like a sugared lemon milk fragrance than a true gourmand.