Aquolina Pink Sugar Eau De Toilette Spray for Women, 100 ml

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I much prefer the dry down over the very seet opening, as time passes by and you get a whiff of the scent it’s much milder and not as sugary sweet, and I get much more of that brown sugar and fruity notes! Its an incredibly harsh burnt black rubber thing in it that is super prodomimant on my skin which is very very off putting. Here I was hoping all the other notes listed would be a bit more dominant and create a creamy, lactonic, caramel, vanilla fusion for me. I'm not that fond of this note, it often feels a little too sharp and clean to me, but that's just what this sweet floral gourmand bomb needs. Licorice disappears eventually 3-5 hours in, and Pink Sugar becomes a very simple sugary scent, not even caramel as much as just plain sugar - by that time you might begin to feel like this perfume has overstayed its welcome.

In any case, the scent matches how people describe it and what notes are listed, and the intensity is strong, so I will review assuming that my bottle is not expired. The heart of the perfume consists of blooming notes like jasmine and violet, adding a feminine and romantic dimension. Sweet and pleasant sparkles invite us to immerse ourselves in a fantasy world, in which we will be the protagonists of an incredible fairy tale.Love this its not as good as the original pink sugar wich is a staple in my collection but it is still delicious. I know and understand why some will say this is a teen's scent but it very well works for every woman of any age. I love sweet, gourmand scents and this one pops up along with my favourite perfumes often but I genuinely do not understand the hype.

IF the note was missing, this would smell exactly like lemon merengue cake with a ton of sugar on top. Finally, caramel and vanilla come together to leave us with honey on our lips, and give this fragrance an addictive essence. A few reviews have said to let it mature for a bit and check in again but I think this is one for the donation pile.The licorice is strong in the beginning (and I don't get why so many hate it smh), but it's not anis-like, instead it's a very sugary licorice.

Perfumes don't have to be taken so seriously all the time - no matter how old you are, take some chances and let your hair down! You either love this perfume or you hate it which is why I believe this perfume is exactly for polarizing girls with eccentric styles who people either find iconic or find tacky. It was very long lasting, it became more of a skin scent by night but that lingered on until the next morning.Whether you use it to pamper yourself or as a gift for a special person, this perfume will bring value and joy to your life. I was hesitant about this one at first but it has since grown on me, and I now prefer it to the original Pink Sugar. White floral with a 'socks' overtone, the only other frag if got that from is juicy couture peace love. And while the quality of ingredients is very apparent with Love Don't be Shy, Creamy Sunshine doesn't smell particularly cheap. It makes me want to put on some Britney Spears and flip through People magazine while I let my nails dry.

I was so hoping this would be a super sweet (so many people said it was too sweet for them) cotton candy/sugar scent.

Pink Sugar is a beautiful feminine scent that would give a unisex fragrance character or make it less rough around the edges. In my opinion because of how many gourmand angles this perfume hits, it can be usable any season or time of day. I know coconut isn't in the notes- so it's probably my association with other notes- but to me, it's almost a tropical creamy scent. Every time I've smelled this on ANYONE it's pretty much the same: Like if sugar needed to go to rehab tomorrow, and wanted to take just one last hit before being forced to detox. The dry down though (maaaaany hours later) was absolutely divine, so I decided not to give up on this fragrance just yet.