Pink Sugar Pink Sugar 2003 Eau de Toilette
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Pink lacquer carving babe at the carnival
Now we come to my 2nd perfume review. Yes so slowly I find like to be active here myself. Let's look at this pink licorice snail but times more closely.
Who does not know them the sweet-woody licorice snails. Just as Pink Sugar starts for me. As if one pulls open a bag of said treats and holds the nose to sniff in. At first, this seemed a bit disconcerting to me as I was expecting something different. But after some testing, I actually find this exciting.
A few moments later, the powdered sugar and caramel notes come through immediately.
Quite clearly, however, the top, heart and base notes are indistinguishable for me. Red berries, vanilla and orange notes alternate.
We imagine: We stroll through a fair, everywhere we take delicious and interwoven scent impressions. Lacquer crack, fluffy cotton candy, caramelized popcorn, and candied red fruit.
One may ask oneself also here, would I like to smell like that? To this I can answer for me: but yes, why not? Of course, not always, but memories of beautiful moments and the enthusiasm for nibbles are already reason enough, for sometimes.
Sillage, durability and price performance for this sugary pleasure are absolutely fine...and now I may wish you a lot of fun while strolling on the carnival.
Who does not know them the sweet-woody licorice snails. Just as Pink Sugar starts for me. As if one pulls open a bag of said treats and holds the nose to sniff in. At first, this seemed a bit disconcerting to me as I was expecting something different. But after some testing, I actually find this exciting.
A few moments later, the powdered sugar and caramel notes come through immediately.
Quite clearly, however, the top, heart and base notes are indistinguishable for me. Red berries, vanilla and orange notes alternate.
We imagine: We stroll through a fair, everywhere we take delicious and interwoven scent impressions. Lacquer crack, fluffy cotton candy, caramelized popcorn, and candied red fruit.
One may ask oneself also here, would I like to smell like that? To this I can answer for me: but yes, why not? Of course, not always, but memories of beautiful moments and the enthusiasm for nibbles are already reason enough, for sometimes.
Sillage, durability and price performance for this sugary pleasure are absolutely fine...and now I may wish you a lot of fun while strolling on the carnival.
Snowy
