Madness Eau de Parfum

Juicy pink fruit tea, spicy rose, woody florals
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Think Juicy pink fruit tea, spicy rose, woody florals: that is Chopard Madness. It opens with pink pepper, pink litchi and kumquat, moves into rose and hibiscus and settles on palisander rosewood and cotton flower. It leans feminine, though anyone can wear it.
This eau de parfum is best in fall and winter and is an evening scent. A good pick for nights out. Released in 2001.
In the community's experience it lasts through a full day, and projects strongly and fills a room.
Is it right for you?
- Best for: anyone after something spicy and sweet for nights out.
- Sample first if: you have not smelled it before; it is not an easy blind buy.
- Skip if: you dislike floral fragrances.
Around $20.
Explore more: More from Chopard · Spicy perfumes · Pink pepper perfumes · Rose perfumes
Best for
- Night out
Chopard is the Swiss luxury jeweller, Geneva, 1860, whose fragrance arm runs both a mainstream feminine tradition and a serious Malaki oud line targeted at the Gulf collector. Families spread across fresh (6), floral (6), warm & amber (6), woody (3), gourmand (2) and spicy (1). Top accords: woody, sweet, spicy, floral, oriental. Standout live picks: Patchouli de Sumatra (citrus-lime breeze over earthy green woods, $267), Oud Malaki (smoky amber oud with spiced leather warmth, $59.99), Agar Royal (royal oud and leather with floral spice, $332), Black Incense Malaki (burning resin incense over leathery oud, $126), and Nuit des Rois (smoky rose and honey over oud-wood, $332). Two Chopards, the Malaki oud line, and the collector-tier Rois pieces.
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Common questions.
It smells like Juicy pink fruit tea, spicy rose, woody florals. It opens with pink pepper, pink litchi and kumquat, moves into rose and hibiscus and settles on palisander rosewood and cotton flower.
In the community's experience it lasts through a full day, and projects strongly and fills a room.
It is best in fall and winter. It is an evening scent. It suits nights out.
It leans feminine, though anyone can wear it.
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