Scentedbyte

At first Sweet Tooth Lemon Pie smells like lemony, milky Froot Loops that have been sprinkled with graham crackers. After about 1 hour the lemon note fades almost entirely and you're left with a nice fluffy, scent of vanilla whipped cream. It's a nice perfume but I don't think it smells like Lemon Pie and it has very short longevity. After almost an hour it's a skin scent.

I've seen this perfume compared to Love Don't Be Shy Perfume and Bianco Latte. Which I'm surprised by because the notes convey a different scent from either of those. However, I have to agree with those that say that this smells like Bianco Latte. I don't smell any neroli, iris, cotton candy, or rose water.

When I first spray this perfume it smells like sweet play-doh. I was not expecting this since the note that results in a play-doh like smell on my skin is heliotrope. This sweet, super soft lavender play-doh lasts on my skin for over an hour until it softens and just smells like a sweet, super soft lavender and palo santo scent. Unfortunately, I don't pick up on the black tea, date sugar or milk in this perfume. And disappointingly I don't smell the purple yam. If you're able to distinctly pick up on all the notes in this perfume, consider yourself lucky. That was unfortunately not my experience.

Update 12/3/25: After owning this for about 8 months it now smells so much better. Originally on my skin it smelled like a rancid caramel latte. Now it smells like a slice of caramel cake that was dipped in a cup of coffee.

*Original review*: This perfume is currently only available in Australia, which made receiving it here in the US a big deal. To say I'm disappointed in this fragrance is an understatement. I don't detect most of the notes that are listed. The most prominent note is caramel, it's very dense. I also pick up on a bit of coffee that isn't listed, and a tad bit of milk chocolate. Overall, this perfume smells like an iced caramel latte that has melted long ago and is on the verge of spoiling. That weird spoiled note lingers throughout most of the wear time of this perfume. I don't know if this perfume just needs to "sit longer" since each bottle was freshly made prior to arriving here in the US, but for now this is a disappointment unfortunately. If something changes (positively), I will update this review.

I hardly detect any chamomile. The lavender note, and a spicy leatheriness is what I detect. It also isn't as feminine as the bottle or the notes portray. It's pretty unisex, so a man could definitely pull this off and not have it veer into being too feminine.

I think a better name for this would have been Lavender Suede. The suede part coming from the smoothness of the smell of the leather in the background.