Coco Noir type for women

While it's close to the Coco Noir, there is a cedar note that comes through for me in the drydown that I never got with the original. Lasts much longer than the original, though. Recommended if you're not a huge fan of patchouli.

This version of Coco N. is better than the original, which in my opinion was disappointing. Besides it lasts much longer. Congratulations.

This is very nicely done -- kudos to TFS! The original IRL version did not hold my attention, as it seemed to be a hit-and-run scent with little longevity. The TFS version, however, packs the required punch but holds on to that lovely dark, smokey dry-down that defines the fragrance. It's elegant and mysterious, and stays well away from the dreaded "head shop" smell that frankincense and patchouli can carry when in the wrong hands. This is Big Bottle stuff!