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11/05/2024
DogiCoco
501 Reviews
DogiCoco
1
Sweet, simple and a bit too artificial
Some scents work better as a candle than a personal perfume. I think Egyptian Sugar Soiree would be one of them. It's a very sweet fragrance that gives me homemade/indie vibes. Now I expected sweet, I mean this literally has "sugar" in the name and I'm a gourmand girl anyways, but this is not the kind of sweetness I love.
It starts out unexpectedly fruity, even though there are no such notes listed. Imagine the candy note in the heart being those striped hard candies with strawberries & cream flavor. Unfortunately something about them makes me think of artifical sweetener instead of real sugar, which is such a shame.
The fruitiness softens as the scent dries down, and what's left is mainly a waxy coconut, sweet vanilla and creaminess. I can't single out the benzoin or coconut notes, and I wish I could because they would make the blend a bit more sophisticated.
This is not a completely unpleasant scent to me, but nothing I would want to smell like, even less pay 122€ + shipping for. It's too simple, too cloying, too obviously synthetic smelling. There are so many better gourmands.
It starts out unexpectedly fruity, even though there are no such notes listed. Imagine the candy note in the heart being those striped hard candies with strawberries & cream flavor. Unfortunately something about them makes me think of artifical sweetener instead of real sugar, which is such a shame.
The fruitiness softens as the scent dries down, and what's left is mainly a waxy coconut, sweet vanilla and creaminess. I can't single out the benzoin or coconut notes, and I wish I could because they would make the blend a bit more sophisticated.
This is not a completely unpleasant scent to me, but nothing I would want to smell like, even less pay 122€ + shipping for. It's too simple, too cloying, too obviously synthetic smelling. There are so many better gourmands.
