Le Monde Gourmand Le Jumbo Lait de Coco Eau de Parfum - 2.5 fl oz (75 ml) - Coconut, Vanilla, Bergamot Perfume Notes

I purchased a $100 bottle of perfume from this seller, expecting a premium product. Unfortunately, the sprayer broke within a month, making the entire bottle unusable. I reached out to the seller, hoping they would stand behind the product and offer a replacement or a solution. However, their customer service was unhelpful and dismissive, refusing to take responsibility or provide any support. For the price I paid, I expected much better quality and service. It’s incredibly disappointing when a seller fails to back up the products they sell, especially when something goes wrong so soon after purchase. I will definitely not be buying from this seller again and advise others to be cautious as well.

This perfume instantly made me smile — it really does smell like a fancy slice of birthday cake with creamy vanilla and a hint of rose and hazelnut. The sweet, gourmand vibe is comforting and fun without smelling childishly sugary. It’s warm and cozy, and I’ve gotten a few compliments when I wear it out. The fragrance opens with a bright mix of bergamot, apple blossom, and hazelnut, then develops into a soft, sweet rose and jasmine heart before settling into creamy vanilla and musk on the dry‑down. It feels like frosting on skin — sweet but not overwhelming. Longevity and projection are moderate — you may need a re‑spray later in the day Overall, if you’re into playful, dessert‑inspired fragrances or want something that feels cheerful and unique, this is a great choice. It’s especially fun for casual days, weekend outings, or anytime you want something that smells a bit like a sweet treat at a great price!

I purchased both the Lait de Coco and Chai Épicé fragrances. They are lovely and layer so well! It was absolutely a worthwhile buy; these perfumes outperform their price point. My impressions of each are below. Lait de Coco is not entirely gourmand. Although it is anchored by the richness of coconut cream, I would best describe Lait de Coco as a sweet and approachable "clean girl" scent. The floral top note is prominent but not overwhelming. The dry-down is powdery and even a bit soapy, which I like. Projection is moderately weak to weak, which I also like, because I prefer fragrances that sit close to the skin. This is my favorite of the two I bought. Chai Épicé is a true gourmand fragrance. It is all sweetness with a touch of spice—less reminiscent of masala chai, I find, than it is reminiscent of apple streusel, baklava, or candied almonds. The toasted hazelnut and praline notes are prominent. Perhaps it's just the way my skin reacts to fragrances, but I also find this one to be powdery (but not soapy) on the dry-down. After several hours, Chai Épicé is all vanilla and whipped cream. Projection is moderate; preferring subtle fragrances, I only need one spritz. What I'm most impressed by is the longevity of both fragrances. I know that my skin really holds on to benzoin, which both of these perfumes contain, but let me tell you: the base notes (powdery coconut and vanilla) were projecting eighteen hours later. Most of the scent had worn off within eight hours, but after doing some landscaping work in 102-degree heat (don't ask), those powdery base notes were projecting again! A colleague told me I smelled like a "sweaty muffin," which was... Painfully accurate, so I accept it.

This was a total blind buy for me. I’ve done to the stores, sniffed all the things, and bought blindly online. Majority of the time, I’m left disappointed with blind buys, or even based off of reviews, the descriptions from others would leave me wanting… The “ fluffy musks “ in this has a subtle sweet vanilla base note… it’s not musky at all, which I actually appreciate, since perfumes with musks in them does not mix well with my body chemistry and often tends to be over powering for my personal taste. The beginning note opens with a light and fresh scent of the lychee… it’s sweet, but still fresh and the hint of the rose notes makes it crisp at the same time. I’d say the rose is the second note you’ll notice. It doesn’t over power the sweetness of it. This is not an Uber sweet scent. It doesn’t make you sick to your stomach that it’s so sweet. The lychee and rose balance it out very nicely. Picture a lychee martini with a delicate light coating of pink rock sugar on the rim, so with the lychee, each sip you take, gets balanced out with the sugar… Just one spray on my wrist, and the scent lingers but it’s still subtle. Something that would make someone lean in closer for a deeper whiff. I know my husband kept sniffing me… he loves gourmand scents and anything sweet. I’d say you could spray this liberally if you wanted to. But a few spritzes should suffice. It definitely draws you in closer, and it isn’t rudely overbearing to others around you. The bottle is simple, cute and classy all together, and I love that this is vegan friendly, as I’m trying to stay away from heavy perfumed oils that tend to break my skin out. It’s also small enough to throw into my purse without it being heavy or bulky… I think it’s also fairly reasonable in price, and whether it’s summer, spring or fall… day or night, this is something I’d wear for any reason and any time… it for sure gives a very soft feminine feeling, flirty?? Yes, because it will draw someone in closer to sniff you and inquire.. so overall, I love it and for it being a blind buy?? I’m so gals this time it worked in my favor!!

I love this scent! On my skin this smells a little bit like warm, milky rice with a touch of laundry or something fresh. Not what I usually gravitate toward but it works so well! It doesn’t really project much and it only lasts a few hours but I put it on after my shower and before I crawl into bed for the night and it just feels so cozy and clean. I’ve tried a number of Le Monde Gourmand scents now, and I like quite a few of them, but this is my favorite so far!