Pink Sugar Berry Blast

Sugary sweet, fruity, bright, warm, creamy, yummy, feminine, flirty, tempting, playful, fun, whimsical, charming, cheerful, uplifting, nostalgic, A sugary sweet berry cotton candy scent, and I love it! It’s blended well just like the OG, but the notes that I pick up on the most prominently are the cotton candy, blueberry, blackberry, caramel, and vanilla. I do get occasional subtle whiffs of the other notes, and the cedar and moss help to ground the overall scent. It’s such a pretty, flirty, and playful sweet scent! Just like the OG Pink Sugar, Berry Blast brings nostalgic memories of going to my local fair, which I have always loved. I’ve always found Berry Blast to be quite similar to the OG Pink Sugar. The only differences that I really pick up on are that Berry Blast is a more blueberry and blackberry forward cotton candy scent without the licorice accord. So, if you mostly enjoy Pink Sugar, but don’t overly enjoy that licorice scent, then you would probably really like this one. In comparison to the other 3 Pink Sugar fragrances that I own, here’s how Berry Blast compares... 🍭Pink Sugar - sugary sweet cotton candy! Probably the sweetest of the 4 I own. 🫐Pink Sugar Berry Blast - very similar to the OG, but without any licorice, and with additional berry notes like blueberry and blackberry. It’s like a berry scented cotton candy. 🍬Pink Sugar Sensual - not as cotton candy scented as the previous 2, but still a beautifully sweet, and rather unique scent. It’s still sweet and fruity, but also has a unique floral scent from the Tiare flower, orange blossom, and jasmine. It’s not quite as sweet as the previous 2, but it’s pretty close. It’s also not quite as youthful feeling, but a little more elevated. ✨Gold Sugar - my favorite of the line followed closely by the OG. This one is also quite sweet, but not quite as sweet as the OG, and not as youthful feeling either. It’s a delectable, sweet, warm, creamy, and sensual scent with some citrus, florals (orange blossom and neroli), gourmand notes, and some sandalwood and musk to ground it. It’s not quite actually does have a very golden feel to it, and is rather different from the OG. I can see why it’s considered Good Sugar because of its sweetness and the golden feel that it gives off. Even though Berry Blast is just about as sweet as Pink Sugar, I still find it fitting for women of pretty much any age as long as they enjoy sweet fragrances. I personally enjoy wearing this the most during the spring and summer, but I wouldn’t count it out completely for fall and winter too. I think it’s most suitable for casual and fun occasions. For some reference, some of my other favorite sweet fragrances (besides the Pink Sugar ones I’ve mentioned here) include, Kayali Yum Boujee Marshmallow, Kayali The Wedding Silk Santal, Kayali Vanilla 28, Kayali Vanilla Candy Rock Sugar, Kayali Yum Pistachio Gelato, PDM Oriana, Marc Jacobs Daisy Love Eau So Sweet, Ralph Lauren Beyond Romance, Flowerbomb Extreme, The 7 Virtues Vanilla Woods, YSL Black Opium Glitter, Phlur Heavy Cream, Ellis Brooklyn Marshmallows, SDJ Coco Cabana 39, SDJ Summer é Amor, SDJ 62 I get great performance with Pink Sugar Berry Blast. The longevity is very good, it lasts throughout the majority of the day on me. The projection is good too, it radiates out about a few feet from me. Considering how amazing this smells, the great performance I get with it, that I only need a few sprays, and because of its very reasonable price point I consider it to be an excellent value.

I get blueberry confectionary dusted in soft icy sugar and berry jam. A hint of light, crystal clear sweet vanilla, not the cloying, creamy kind. Barely any cherry or even cork. Candy in cool-toned blue colors and white comes to mind. It's less edgy than the original Pink Sugar, lacking her violent punch of liquorice, burnt sugar, and fig leaf (which I learned to adore; on my skin, the hefty opening of the OG evolves into a syrupy, creamy pastry fragrance with a nuclear performance and sillage; my most reliable compliment getter). Her sister Berry Blast, while unabashadly SWEET (yes, sweet in capital letters), is more agreeable and a whole lot softer. Mostly one-dimensional before the clear, translucent blue candy turns slightly more milky. For me, Berry Blast is between "love" and "like". It used to be an "ok", but after having neglected it in the past two years, I recently rediscovered this little cheapie jem. has become deeper and more pastry-like over time, which is a big, fat plus in my book. The first time I wore it after my rediscovery, the receptionist at my dentist's interrupted me with an enthusiastic "You smell SO amazing!!". I was surprised as the room was dense with the characteristic odours of dentistry. --------------- [A few words in the defense of the Pink Sugar line] tldr; if you want to get laid, pick a simple and sweet scent. The affordable Pink Sugar line is overall solid and outperforms most expensive niche or designer counterparts. They stay, whether you like it or not. These perfumes do NOT harmonize with every skin, though; they can be picky when it comes to choosing their wearer. They're not supposed to be sophisticated or exquisite by any means. But when they work, it's gourmand magic all day and all night long. I reckon that Berry Blast is the most forgiving among the Pink Sugar sisters. My favorites are the OG and Red Velvet (pure buttery strawberry cream cake goodness), primarily because they get me the most flattering compliments left and right, from men and women, the old and the young. I feel kind of betrayed as my significantly more costly and more complex fragrances often go unnoticed or uncommented. But our sense of smell (olfaction) happens to be the oldest and the most primitive one; unlike the other senses, its path is not interconnected with the thalamus, thus requires less cognitive processing to be perceived. Being primordial, it's directly connected with the brain, and more specifically with the areas that are associated with emotions and memory. Long story short: If you want to get laid, don't reach for the complex, multidimensional niche perfumes. These are for your own enjoyment. Go for the simple, sweet ones. The olfactory sensory organs are primitive af.

Fun, nostalgic and flirtatious. This one really surprised me. Berry Blast starts out with a mouthwatering concoction of sweet blueberries and the signature Pink Sugar cotton candy note. The cloud around me smells extremely sweet and flirty, whereas, on the wrist, this smells like delicious blueberry bubblegum & oodles of licorice. I know licorice isn't stated in the notes, but that is what my partner and I picked up on. Maybe it's the cork and woody notes? I'm not sure. All I know is that we both said it smelt like licorice. Speaking of partners, mine went a little crazy for this scent. He was leaning into me and said "Wow, you smell so good!" and started nuzzling and snuffling my neck like a damn pig looking for a truffle. Weirdo. Good thing I love him. Once upon a time when I was a nipper, my parents took me to Florida. I was a tiny little thing and was too small to ride Dueling Dragons at Universal Studios. I cried my heart out and was completely inconsolable until my dear mama rushed over to the sweetie stand and bought me the tastiest, fluffiest stick of blue cotton candy. It didn't heal my broken heart from not being able to ride the roller coaster, but it did taste damn delicious. This perfume smells just like that cotton candy. Isn't it funny how scents can evoke such memories? While this does smell similar to Pink Sugar, I think it's different enough to have both in your collection. I actually don't know which one I prefer. This one is definitely fun and a feel-good scent though. I purchased this for less than £15 at Allbeauty for my UK friends and I think that price is fantastic for the huuuuge bottle I got. This is definitely an easy reach for when I want to feel unapologetically feminine or when I need a little boost (or compliments) and I think it'll smell beautiful in early summer. This is a happy, carefree fragrance. Denim jacket and white sneakers at the funfair. I love it!

Sweet, bright, juicy, happy, fun, fruity, fresh, fluffy, warm, and delicious. This is super good, it’s even better than I’d expected it would be! This has the original Pink Sugar dna and is still similar to it, but it also has its own unique twist! It’s still very much a sugary sweet cotton candy smell to me, but it’s a more fruity version. I really pick up on the fresh, juicy, and fruity blueberry and blackberry notes with the sugary, sweet, and fluffy cotton candy. The base notes of caramel, vanilla, and tonka bean add a warm and creamy sweetness that becomes more prominent on the dry down. Overall, I really love this flanker! To me it smells like a deliciously sweet berry cotton candy! I’m a big fan of Pink Sugar and its flankers! I have the original Pink Sugar, Pink Sugar Sensual, Gold Sugar, and now the Pink Sugar Berry Blast. I find Berry Blast to be the most similar to the original. I really love all 4 and consider them to be pretty equal in how good they are. It would be really difficult to choose a favorite. I get really great performance with Pink Sugar Berry Blast. The longevity is super good, it lasts throughout the the entire day and I can still smell it the next morning. The projection is really nice too, it radiates out at least a few feet from me. Just for reference, some of my other sweet fragrances include: Gold Sugar, Kayali Vanilla 28, Kayali Vanilla Candy Rock Sugar, Burberry Goddess, Nest Golden Nectar, Gucci Flora Gorgeous Orchid, Pink Sugar, Ralph Lauren Beyond Romance, Marc Jacobs Daisy Love Eau So Sweet, SDJ Summer é Amor, and SDJ 62

I blind purchased this. I sprayed a squirt on each wrist and wasn't impressed at all. There was that liquorice note again, and nor really anything else, it was basically Pink Sugar with a touch of Black Sugar...Hold on, it gets positive, I promise. I thought I'll sell it. Had a shower that evening and didn't really want to waste spraying one of my expensive perfumes so close to bedtime, so I completely doused myself intensely with Berry Blast. I'm so glad I did, because that was when I fell in love with it. This is not a perfume that you go easy and light with. I sprayed it all over and suddenly, on the dry down, out popped the Berry notes, and this is now my 2nd favourite flanker, the first being the retired Gold Sugar. I don't get the cherry or strawberry notes in this though, the orange is there, but you really have to concentrate hard to detect it, as it's very hidden. But the dry down of subtle fruity berries smells amazing. It also very strong and long lasting and I love spritzing it in my hair too. The silage is very good. If you like Pink Sugar, you can't dislike this. If you hate the licorice in Pink Sugar, then you won't like this. I have my moments with the OG Pink Sugar, I loved it then went off it, and I continue to like and dislike it. But Berry Blast eventually goes beyond the licorice note. I've been wearing this daily for a few weeks now and am not tiring of it.