We asked buyers secretly about the chocolates they want to keep all to themselves for Valentine's Day. [Special chocolates you want to eat by yourself]

Valentine's Day is just around the corner! FASHION HEADLINE presents recommended chocolates in four categories: "Chocolate to enjoy with your girlfriends," "Chocolate to give to your crush," "Chocolate to enjoy with your kids," and "Chocolate so delicious you'll want it all to yourself." These days, chocolate culture is becoming more and more prevalent, not just as a day to confess your love, but as a day to enjoy chocolate. Whether you're still undecided about what to buy or have a specific brand in mind, check out the latest chocolate trends and enjoy Valentine's Day to the fullest.

For chocolate lovers, fulfilling your desire to have some truly delicious chocolate all to yourself is one way to enjoy Valentine's Day. In the "Special Chocolates You Want to Eat Yourself" section, we've selected chocolates so delicious you'll be hooked on just one piece, as well as chocolate boxes that you can reuse afterward! Use "Valentine's Day" as an excuse to treat yourself to some tempting chocolate.

■ PASCAL LE GAC "Truffle Assortment" (130g/4,200 yen)

A supreme treat that will have you coming back for more after just one. Enjoy the combination of two types of truffles: plain truffles and apricot-flavored truffles, each made from smooth ganache and dusted with cocoa powder.

■DelRey "Red Diamond Box" (6 pieces/4,000 yen)

DelRey, known for its diamond-shaped chocolates, has released its first chocolates packed in a box that can be reused as a jewelry box. This is a recommended item that allows you to store your jewelry away after eating the chocolate.

■VESTRI "AG Limited (Fragola x Fondente)" (2 pieces/2,800 yen)