Cheirosa 40 vs Cheirosa 71

Opens with a ripe, almost bruised plum that softens quickly as jasmine moves in — not sharp or soapy, but warm and slightly creamy. The heart settles into a jasmine-plum accord that leans sweet without turning candied, held together by sandalwood that adds a dry, woody undercurrent. Vanilla anchors the dry-down, pulling the whole thing toward skin-close comfort rather than loud sillage — projection is moderate at best, intimate by the second hour. Longevity is decent but not remarkable. — Best worn in spring and summer, layered on skin or hair; a reliable everyday feminine for someone who wants soft sweetness without going full gourmand.

Opens with a creamy, almost edible pistachio that reads more dessert than nut — sweet but not shrill. The heart softens into heliotrope and vanilla, giving it a powdery floral cushion without going full baby-powder. Tonka and benzoin anchor the dry-down in warm, resinous sweetness, while sandalwood adds just enough woody depth to keep it from collapsing into pure candy. Projection is moderate and intimate; sillage lingers close to skin, musk holding everything in a soft envelope — Built for cold-weather evenings, cozy layering, or anyone who wants gourmand sweetness with enough polish to wear it out.