Artescape

Smells like a muskier version of Crumb Couture with syrup. Starts off very yeasty, then it (very quickly) fades, until you just feel vaguely sticky. A woodiness also come out, which I'm not a fan of. I don’t even mind the stickiness that much, it just doesn’t feel as well made as Crumb Couture, and I wish I had more of the buttery pancake feel. Definitely try it out before committing to a whole bottle.

Ozonic and lightly sweet. Nothing screams cream, but it isn’t bad. The longevity is poor, as expected with body mists, but it layers nicely with other perfumes, mainly because it isn’t very strong. Just adds a light sweetness and musk. I oscillate between kind of liking it and being disappointed.

This isn’t my usual type of fragrance, but after testing it, I fell in love. It starts off reminding me of a lychee martini, and the hints of lychee continue throughout the day. However, as it develops, it turns more into a rose vanilla, with a bit of a powder. The staying power is actually quite decent - although it does get faint by the end of the day, you do get soft whiffs here and there. This is definitely a great transition scent for end of winter/spring!

I ended up being majorly disappointed with this scent. It doesn’t smell bad at all - it’s actually quite pleasant and I enjoy wearing it to bed. However, this smells nothing like the hot chocolate with marshmallow scent that was promised. Instead, it comes off more as a berries and whipped cream scent. Slightly fruity, slightly airy, a smidge creamy. It projects well for a body mist on my skin, and lasts decently (again, for a body mist). Overall, I will continue using it, I just wish it was named differently.

This is a body mist, so I never have high expectations for longevity. But I absolutely love this scent for bed or home days. Soft, sweet, light, and slightly nutty. I will say, when I first bought it, I smelt it only on paper. When trying it on my skin at home, it initially smelt a bit off. However, after a week, the scent profile finally started to make sense. I mainly get the vanilla glaze with a touch of almond.

So happy that I didn’t return it!