Marshmallow Blush Paris Corner 2025

The strawberry is clearly the main character and remains so until the drydown. It is sweet, but for me not disturbingly sweet, and if it weren't sweet at all, the perfume would miss the mark. At the beginning, there is also a slight hint of lemon. I don't know if it's the combination of lemon and raspberry or just the lemon note itself, but this note gives me a very light lemongrass aroma. It's not that cool, but it's not perceptible in the scent cloud (it's different on my skin, so I have to enjoy the scent cloud and just not smell it on my skin, as the lemon doesn't work well there).
It then increasingly transitions into a strawberry-cream mentioned by my predecessors. I perceive the cream as nicely whipped and fluffy. You can also smell the richness of the cream, but without it feeling heavy.
If you are looking for the marshmallow at the beginning, you have to be patient until the drydown. Only then does the marshmallow note come through beautifully, supported by the interplay of strawberry, cream, vanilla, and musk.

It reminds me not only of marshmallow but also a bit of Yogurette (minus the chocolate, of course).

I can't provide any information on whether and to what extent it resembles "Yum Boujee Marshmallow | 81 | Kayali," as I am not familiar with that.

I find the perfume fun and it smells delicious. It can definitely make the inner child happy :)

By the way, I initially sprayed the perfume shortly after purchase and then let it sit for just over a week. Perhaps this lemon note will change over time as well.