I Want Choo

Very warm and cozy jasmine perfume, love it. Surprisingly, I'm indifferent about the peach opening - whatever, the jasmine carries I think. I love fruity florals and could actually totally see myself wearing this one during the colder months.

Opens with the most juicy peach. After about 15 mins on clothing and skin that juicy peach fades, and what remains for the rest of the day is jasmine and vanilla. Good performance. This is definitely blind buy safe - it is very easy to like and almost smells quite generic? Not cheap, just generic. It definitely has a retro feel to it - a scent that you would imagine a late 80/early 90s blonde and skinny trophy wife to wear. It is not a modern scent. Would suit any weather. Office safe if you don't overspray. Very pretty but to me not a wow scent as its quite linear and ultra-feminine.

Obsessed with the juicy peach and mandarin opening! Followed by some of my favorite florals Lily and Jasmine. Ultimately, however, it settles to a vanilla with only a hint of peach. My favorite vanilla thus far, albeit not what I was looking for. I wish it would stay in the addicting top and middle notes, or just more linear to incorporate the top notes throughout. Never the less very delicious, sexy, and a rare option that seems it would work well in most if not all seasons (especially fall, winter and spring). The search continues for a perfume with similar notes that keeps the top and middle throughout. Yum

strong soapy floral.

Opens with soft peachy note, then the jasmine shines more. The dry down becomes powdery florals (more in the direction of 80/90's perfume).

Yes, it does feel a little dated—but to me, that's part of its magic. It reminds me of a time when perfumes had a quiet, understated glamour. They weren't designed to dominate a room or chase the latest trend. Instead, they complemented the woman wearing them with effortless elegance and sophistication. It brings to mind an era when women took pride in dressing for the occasion—hair perfectly styled, lipstick carefully applied, jewellery thoughtfully chosen, and fragrance as the final, almost ceremonial touch before leaving the house. Special occasions called for special perfumes, and choosing one was part of the ritual. That subtle sense of glamour feels increasingly rare today, and I think that's what makes fragrances like this so timeless. They don't rely on boldness to be memorable—they simply embody a kind of grace that never really goes out of style.

This is nice, though it's old enough to have tons of knockoff versions. So your first impression may be that it smells familiar and possibly cheap. The sweet peach and sugary vanilla put it right at the border of too sweet. But the white florals help keep it balanced on that line. I enjoyed this a lot in the first 30 seconds before going mostly noseblind. I prefer to smell what I'm wearing, so I'll try just one spray next time and hope for the best

Not a safe blind buy, because it’s a loud fruity floral, yet it’s definitely a crowd pleaser … you will be complimented. And no, it’s NOT a cheap smelling perfume. It’s beautiful and strong right outta the gate. Immediate “Wow” factor. The peach is NOT tart, only sweet, and I was disappointed in the peach note for this reason. To me, this isn’t obvious peach at all. It’s an extremely sweet floral …but NOT a gourmand. There is nothing EDIBLE here. Just a strong perfumey sweetness from the peach and florals. I am happy that it’s not gourmand, but I do prefer a more obvious tart fruit facet. But I can forgive this detail. Very strong projector (well, in modern terms). And long lasting. Which is surprising in this day in age. Will be headache inducing for some wearers. It has a weightiness to it, even heavy. As others have said, this does harken back to the 80s white florals a bit, though not entirely. Not enough layers/complexity to be an 80s fruity floral. Still, I can understand the reference and it may be why I like this perfume. I find this perfume a wonderful and refreshing departure from all the roses, raspberries, patchoulis, pistachios, and vanillas that are currently everywhere. Speaking of the vanilla, I don’t really notice it here as vanilla. I sprayed this today and my boyfriend instantly enjoyed it, and called out loud hearty approvals from across the house. I am enjoying it. I like the bottle also. It’s got a cute rich girl “bling” to it. Works great in summer, even though it’s loud. I can’t see myself wearing this in the cold.

I got a travel spray of this to try it out before committing to a big bottle and it did not disappoint. All the notes work together super well!

There is something very soothing and special about this one! It holds the nostalgic magic of a1980s childhood somehow. Imagine being in your grandparents' garden, carefree. It's a beautiful summer afternoon. You're relaxed, drinking peach tea. (There isn't a tea note, but just go with it.) There's a light breeze, and you can smell freshly baked cookies coming from the kitchen... This is such a feel-good fragrance for me! I agree, I Want Choo is signature scent worthy, a head-turner, with good performance. I can't wait to get my bottle! 🥰🍑✨

For me the same as @StllM@gnolia30 I wish I was in love with it as many others here.. the way they describe it is smells lovely.. but on me onfortunately it smells sharp, cheap (vèry cheap!) and loud..

Girl I am dating puts this on before i see her and she could consume me whole like a praying mantis and I would just be thankful to smell her hair

This is a masterpiece peach! Peach is a very difficult note to create and it generally comes across as rotting fruit and i really hate it but here it’s perfection. It’s nothing like Casmir nor Bitter Peach thankfully! It’s like biting into a wet, fresh, crunchy peach that has just barely started to ripen it’s not sweet nor overly flavourful just yet. It’s crisp, fresh, slightly juicy and blended with the non indolic jasmine and lily grounded by the vanilla is perfection. This is not a sweet edible gourmand desert like perfume so if you are looking for ripe peach, peach rings, edible syrup sweet this is not the one. It is 10/10 and smells elegant and luxurious like the offerings on the prive lineup. Picture lady Kitty Spencer in a sun dress on holiday in Positano with a floral silk scarf blowing in the sea breeze.

The longer I have this fragrance, the better it gets. She sat for a bit on my shelf in detention. That said, as she sat she had become way better than I expected. The vanilla was not super present previously and it has become more prominent. I dig it the more I wear it. Ok, Jimmy Choo!

Smells quite a lot like hairspray at first, a bit of an headache inducer. Up close it's warm, the vanilla and floral make a nice duo, the peach is subtle. It's not unpleasant, but personally I fear it's too intense for daily wear. Admittedly it does lean a bit dated. It hits something in my memory as child, when my cool aunts in their early 20s would wear perfumes like this.

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This is nice, but it seems dated. I've been wearing it for several hours and I am bored. It's sweet with a bit of musk. It would be a good office fragrance, but too boring for date night. Meh! 🫤

This was love at first whiff for me. JC totally nailed the peach with this, it’s absolutely beautiful 🍑 I Want Choo is pretty, classy, fun & sexy… Can be worn anytime, day or night. Perfect for date night. Sillage is amazing & lasts 8+ hours. I’ve been wearing it on summer evenings & I can still smell it on my wrists the next morning.

I spent years buying , trading, selling and collecting fragrances but never tried I want Choo until this year. I finally saw it on a live sale on whatnot and decided to grab a 1.3oz mini bottle to test out. Got it and immediately fell in love! I can see why it’s a crowd pleaser for sure. In fact I loved it so much I went and ordered a 3.4oz bottle shortly after. Floral, feminine, a touch of sweetness, touch of soapy. It’s your ultimate feminine floral!

Merde, I love them Jimmy Choo

Wow. I'm too much of a perfume addict to truly have a signature scent I stick to everyday... but man oh man, if I did this would be a super strong contender. It just smells so damn good. So beautifully feminine with pretty florals and soft powdery peach. Everything is just right here, the perfect level of sweetness. It feels right any time of year or for any occasion. I Love this with a capital L!

Generic powdery mess. I don't get any of the fruit or vanilla undertones, it just smells like powder. Blech.

This is a white floral, acid and sharp at first fragrance. It dries down a little bit sweeter, letting the peach notes appear and it reminds me of a great, fresh and clean spring day.

got this for my mom for mothers day ! she really loves it :) It's fresh, floral and a tiiiny bit sweet, so right up her ally. her go to perfumes are j'adore and noa so i tried to get her smt similar to that scent family <3

I saw I Want Choo touted as an amazing peach-forward scent, so I worked my way through a sample. It just smells like a nondescript white floral and vanilla perfume from Bath & Body Works with a hint of peach. Super boring.

Headache inducing mix of floral and vanilla. It honestly smells cheap like some off-brand perfume you get in a cheap gift set. Glad it was just a small sample that I could just throw away.

Surprisingly good. So much so that I have just bought a fs bottle at a very good price. Sillage is noticeable and I love the orange blossom note.

Works for any occasion and any outfit. "Perfumey?" Sure, it's a little generic, but jt smells good and can be whatever you need it to be. I'm not in love with it, but happy to have it.

Just smells like perfume. Not a bad thing tho