Chopard Madness for women - Opinios Reviews

Chopard Madness is charming and I regularly get compliments for it. It is undoubtedly a "peppery rose" yet extremely well done...and the pepper note is sharp perhaps for just the first couple of moments. Not excessively sweet, not irritating or hostile at all. It is really sort of rich and extremely ladylike in its own exceptionally remarkable way. Very unique and one of a kind smell makes this true class... love it.

I really love this one! What a unique fragrance!
To me it's woody bordering on gourmand.It's not as sweet as you would think looking at the notes, more woody-spicy, with a hint of sweetness. After about 10 minutes, it's just gorgeous, gorgeous! Especially love the rosewood note. Literally makes me dizzy with its headiness.....but in a good way. Interstingly, too much spice has almost a minty fresh effect of your nose....never experienced anything like that before.
Yes, it has very powerful sillage, so you do have to really like it to be able to wear it. Chopard perfumes definitely offer fantastic value for the price...very consistent with their quality.

Here is a superb balance between excellent staying power and something different to gain attention. I wear this scent several times a week, most often during the warmer months, and field an average of 1-2 queries a month from women who would like to know what it is and who makes it. I usually write the info down for them if they seem sincere and not just offering polite complements to make conversation. Love the staying power, love the scent. Reminds a little bit of the pomegranite in Bijan night, and the woody-resinous appeal of several classics--after drydown isn't lead by fruits or florals. Another teriffic work that isn't saddled to the celebrity of the month, but will outlast. Compliments to Chopard!

This is such a surprising fragrance, in a good way! Litchi is a very perfumey smelling fruit, but with the pink pepper to tone down its sweetness, the opening blast is spicy/sweet, but not in a cloying way. I adore hibiscus as it has a slightly acidic tang to it naturally and once again, once the perfume has dried down the hibiscus comes to the fore but it never becomes overpowering. The combination of rosewood and cotton candy in the base balance out this sweet yet dry fragrance. A really unusual and individual perfume - very well done!