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Dry-down is a dupe for Bianco Latte
The opening dances around between notes that are hard to detect - some sort of almond liqueur, and possibly a powdery almond blossom? It almost feels like a less musky/less woodsy version of Velvet Petals in the beginning, and is a bit synthetic right out of the gate.
I sprayed it on my arm and let it sit. Then later, I caught a whiff of something very familiar: Bianco Latte . I turned to see if there was someone nearby, but then I realized that I was actually picking up Sugared Petals !
Bianco Latte isn't one of my favorites - the coumarin note drowns out a lot of the rest of the notes for me, and thankfully that isn't the case here. Sugared Petals smelled more to me like Eclaire (another Bianco Latte "dupe"): mainly creamy vanilla, a hint of something floral, a bit of praline, and synthetic "cashmeran" musk.
Since I don't enjoy Eclaire or Bianco Latte, I didn't buy it. But if you love Bianco Latte, Eclaire , or even Velvet Petals , this one is worth a try.
I sprayed it on my arm and let it sit. Then later, I caught a whiff of something very familiar: Bianco Latte . I turned to see if there was someone nearby, but then I realized that I was actually picking up Sugared Petals !
Bianco Latte isn't one of my favorites - the coumarin note drowns out a lot of the rest of the notes for me, and thankfully that isn't the case here. Sugared Petals smelled more to me like Eclaire (another Bianco Latte "dupe"): mainly creamy vanilla, a hint of something floral, a bit of praline, and synthetic "cashmeran" musk.
Since I don't enjoy Eclaire or Bianco Latte, I didn't buy it. But if you love Bianco Latte, Eclaire , or even Velvet Petals , this one is worth a try.