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I Want Choo Forever Jimmy Choo 2022

7.0 / 10 99 Ratings

A perfume by Jimmy Choo for women, released in 2022. The scent is sweet-floral. It is being marketed by Interparfums.
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Main accords

Sweet

Floral

Fruity

Spicy

Synthetic

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Bitter almond Rose

Rose

Pink pepper

Heart Notes

Black cherry liquour

Jasmine sambac Vetiver

Vetiver

Base Notes

Vanilla

Tonka bean Moss

Moss

Perfumers

Sonia Constant, Louise Turner

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Ratings

Scent

7.099 Ratings

Longevity

7.178 Ratings

Sillage

7.077 Ratings

Bottle

7.879 Ratings

Value for money

7.062 Ratings

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Reviews

5 in-depth fragrance descriptions

06/14/2023

8.5Scent 9Longevity 8Sillage

KathrynA66
46 Reviews

KathrynA66

Helpful Review 6

Boozy Cherry

This is the first cherry scent that doesn't turn into cough syrup on me. Hurray! IWCF opens with an almond that is a bit synthetic, but the synthetic quality disappears quickly for me. The bright, boozy cherry starts to appear as that synthetic quality disappears, and the almond becomes more soft and creamy.

I only get a hint of rose, but the pepper adds a lively zing to the almond and cherry liqueur. Jimmy Choo's fruit notes always seem to work well on me. I really enjoy the cherry liqueur note. It isn't synthetic, nor does it resemble cough syrup. I get the sense of a real cherry liqueur, sweet, boozy with just the right touch of sourness, almost throughout the life of the fragrance.

For a short time, I get the cherry liqueur only, but jasmine soon makes an appearance, bringing a white-floral richness of which I'm very fond. The vetiver adds a dry, earthy quality the scent needs and of which it could use a bit more, IMO.

The cherry liqueur stays through a good part of the drydown, which is nice. When the cherry does fade, the vanilla, tonka, mossy drydown is nothing original, but I'm particularly fond of those notes and really like the perfectly unisex drydown.

IWCF doesn't have much in common with the original IWC except in that they are both very sweet fragrances with a dominant fruit note (peach for IWC) and great longevity. IWCF is darker, slightly less sweet (althogh still very sweet) more suitable for colder weather and IMO, only, more unisex.

I think this is a bit pricey for what it is, but I may buy a small bottle for the not-at-all-like-cough-syrup-which-I-hate cherry note. IWCF easily lasts all day, with strong projection and a really good sillage trail.

07/27/2023

3.5Scent 6Longevity 6Sillage

Cathped
3 Reviews

Cathped

3

Good and fruity, but not unique

This smells 99% like Cacharel Yes I am Fabulous. Fruity, vanilla, lactonic. Pleasant enough, but in no way remarkable. I got this in a sample set and it was among the two samples that I enjoyed most of them. I think it is a trendy perfume profile that will sit well with the younger generation. I also think it has similarities with Yves Saint Laurent Black Opium Le Parfum.

12/12/2024

parfumpixie
358 Reviews

parfumpixie

1

sweet cherry liquer and vanilla

opens with a sweet nutty almond and cherry liqueur with a mild floral note coming from the rose. The vetiver and jasmine are a smooth and woody segway to the dry down which is a creamy and sweet tonka bean with earthy oakmoss. The vanilla here is sweet and light with an earthy roundness to it from the other notes. I know a lot of ppl were probably expecting more cherry from this but the top and middle notes are short lived and the dry down happens fairly early on and stays like that for hours later, which is why I enjoy this! This scent is simple, sweet, creamy, and date night worthy. One of my favorite designer scents

10/25/2025

8Scent 9Longevity 8Sillage

erosengore
25 Reviews

erosengore

1

One of the scents of rich life

I love the bottle which looks like a dress. If you end it or you don't like the smell, the bottle will be good accesorie for your shelf.
For me it smells literally sweet rose jam with almonds. I feel cherry a bit, but it makes the scent richer.
I wear it only on nights out because the perfume is heavy for everyday

12/08/2024

7.5Scent 9Longevity 7Sillage

NewMoony
8 Reviews

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NewMoony

Helpful Review 1

I Want Cherries and Roses Forever

Recently, while I was at our trusted perfumery, I walked past the designer perfumes for the first time in a long while. Not because I planned to buy something, but simply because I hadn't tested designer perfumes in so long that I wanted to see what new offerings there were. In the meantime, I have my own little collection of fragrances, primarily from the niche sector, which is why I hardly buy designer scents anymore (though that doesn't mean I don't still wear them; I have fragrances from all price ranges, from cheap to expensive).

Since it is currently the pre-Christmas season, the store was quite crowded. I was just about to leave when the Jimmy Choo bottles caught my eye. In particular, the glittering packaging was, of course, an eye-catcher for me (I always say I would be a magpie if I were an animal :)). So I quickly grabbed a test strip, without much expectation, as designer fragrances tend to smell quite similar after a while.

I was extremely surprised when a cloud of bitter almond and rose wafted towards me, which combined smells exceptionally beautiful. The bitter almond naturally reminds me of delicious marzipan, paired with the floral notes of the rose, really very tasty. I was torn because designer fragrances often smell great in the top notes before they dry down to an unremarkable 0815 scent in the base notes. But I liked it so much, especially due to the cherry liqueur note, which I always find very elegant, and it even improved over time, that I decided to take it home.

Once I got home, I, of course, had to spray it on again. Here, it seemed to me that the marzipan aspect unfortunately didn't come through as strongly as it did in the store. However, I suspect that the famous "maturation" after opening the bottle might still need to take place (I really hope so). The longevity is very long, and the scent is not linear at all. At first, it smells very much like a great gourmand fragrance, before it becomes increasingly powdery and vanilla-like in the dry-down, but in a very pleasant way. I can understand in the reviews that some find it too linear, but that doesn't last long and is by no means as strong as with some other popular scents (I’m just saying Good Girl Eau de Parfum). I've smelled much worse fragrances, and it's not such a terrible mishmash as with some other perfumes that are rated way too nicely and too highly.

This fragrance reminds me through its synthetic notes (which I usually don't like at all; but here it's really within limits) of "Roses Vanille (Eau de Parfum) | Mancera," which is a niche fragrance. However, I actually find this one better. I suspect the blend of rose and vanilla is better achieved here than with Mancera (and this shows that expensive doesn't always mean good; this one smells more expensive than it is). So, if someone has always wanted a "rose lokum" scent, they might enjoy this fragrance (even though there is no lokum note in it, but rather a cherry liqueur note, which smells really delicious).

Above all, the price-performance ratio is unbeatable. It is quite finely composed for a designer fragrance. Certainly, this scent is mass-appealing, but not in a standard basic way, which pleasantly surprised me. If you are looking for a gift for a female member of your family (even though I wouldn't label fragrances by gender; but this one smells feminine to me), you can't go wrong with it, as long as you know that the person likes sweet scents.