Pink Sugar Hair Mist

i was obsessed with this as a kid (around 13-15??) and it’s definitely for young people. probably great for kids/teens who want to try fragrances. or really anyone under like 30 something max, that want to smell like cotton candy sweetness. thinking about buying some more now. i remember (from years and years ago lol) that it was mainly cotton candy, with a little bit of strawberry but like candy fake strawberry type, with some vanilla and more sugar thrown in. so sugary but not too much for those that love a kinda cheap smelling sugary bath and body works type smell.

Much like the original EDT but lighter on the licorice. I’m in love. I reach for this when I wear Pink Sugar or any sweet gourmand. I try to just concentrate it at the root, when my hair is on the oily side, and avoid my ends, as I don’t want this hair mist to dry my hair out too much. If it had conditioning properties I wouldn’t mind it on the ends of my hair, but it’s still alcohol-based, so I tread carefully.

When I was in my teens and early twenties, this was one of favorite ways to wear pink sugar. I'd mist my hair and brush it out to this beautiful scent and shiny hair due to the oils in the formula. I'd also bring this along with me in my purse for touch ups for my perfume so I'd just use this! It smells amazing, just like the EDT. The hair perfume is definitely softer but still very effective

So glad they added this on here. The hair perfume has no licorice and is sweet like candy. I’ve been using the hair perfume without reaching for the actual Pink Sugar perfume. I spray this on my hair when I wear other sweet fragrances. This smells like marshmallows and cotton candy it makes me want to drink it.

This is infinitely better than the original perfume. It's everything delicious about the original, without that disgusting cloying liquorice note that drowns everything else out. It's just a fluffy, sugary blast of happiness. Doesn't last for shit though (obviously) but yeah. This is the stuff.

It smells much BETTER than the perfume. Often I feel tempted to spray this one all over my body. It's a softer sweet scent and doesn't smell like burnt sugar. I highly recommend this hair perfume to everybody.

I bought this one a month ago and I use it every day. It smells like the original, a bit softer. It stays in my hair for a couple of hours. People told me my hair smelled good. Overall, I would buy it again!

I wear this and the lotion nearly every day I use it in my hair AND as a body mist! It's much lighter than the original and I mostly smell cotton candy,vanilla, caramel, berries

Love this, every time i wear this scent strangers steal locks of my hiar!

I AM IN LOVE!! i can’t stop sniffing my hair

Its sooo sweet, love it love it love it

Somebody I used to know had this! It was driving me nuts, because I remember this bottle having these peppermint candy stripes, not the bottle I have of EDT. For years I kept thinking they had a special edition maybe, or a flanker. But it must've been this hair mist! Which is interesting, because I don't recall her smelling markedly different than I do with the EDT...but I *also* don't remember it being quite as strong (which I chalked to the perception differential of smelling *off* of someone, as contrasted with smelling PS *on* my person). She was also NOT spraying this in her hair, she sprayed it in her cleavage 😂 Which is fine, but further neglected to demonstrate that it was, indeed, this hair mist. But no, if I had to guess, I'd say this is no more than 2/3 the strength of the EDT. I agree with people saying it's slightly fruitier too. But not by a huge margin, as this still absolutely smelled like PS, no mistaking it, it's iconic. Not my best review; but all of this to say, since I distinctly recall it being Pink Sugar, and when I smell my EDT I remember moments with this person in this specific hair mist, it's definitely the same fragrance. I think it merely smells a little fresher and more citrusy because it's not quite the absolute BLOCKADE of fragrance that PS EDT is. So, if you prefer a lighter rendition, this is probably a good option for you.

I got this today, never tried body mist or perfume with this scent and this was a blind buy since i wanted something that would make my hair smell good and this catched my eye. So, when i first smelled it, i immediatly felt a citrus smell and that was very weird cuz i was expecting it to be like an extremely sweet gourmand. The best how i can describe this scent is basically a pretty cheap plastic sweet type of scent with like an orange or some other citrus note to it. By saying that its a cheap plastic scent i dont mean it in a bad way. I saw someone say that this smells like a doll, and i feel like this scent is how i imagine a dolls skin or hair would smell like lol. Its deffinetly not too sweet, im sure SDJ or B&BW most mists are way sweeter than this. The only other mists that i know for hair are SDJ mists since u can spray them on your hair and body, but all of their scents are just so basic, i feel like every other girl is walking wearing SDJ scents nowadays so i chose to blindly buy this and i can say im deffinetly not dissapointed. The price, product itself and mostly the scent is way better than most mists of the popular brands nowadays.

Finished a bottle of this a few days ago and let me just say, this was delightful! I would totally repurchase it again if I see it. It smells like a simpler form of PS, without all the spice and citrus and complexities (even though I like that in a perfume). But in the hair perfume spray, it's pretty much straight up cotton candy. It was especially useful when I needed to cover up certain smells that my hair could catch even if it was freshly clean. For example, if I accidentally had the heat too high on a flat iron and it burnt a piece of my hair and had that strong burnt hair smell. Or, if I cooked some food and the scent got in my hair even though it's clean. This hair spray really helped conceal it at the moment.

I didn't care for the scent of the original perfume, but this hair mist is great! It's not as overtly sweet, so less likely to give a headache. Compared to other hair perfumes, I also like that this doesn't make my combination hair seem oily. A few spritzes project off of my hair for maybe an hour or so before fading to require a closer sniff (such as when hugging). Pretty, light, and a great value. It's an easy reach for wanting to feel a little extra on a lazy day.

this hair mist is so fun. I'm not picking up and specific notes, but it smells like a girly childhood. In fact, I've smelled this scent before, either in my childhood or teenage years. I think either my doll's hair smelled like this, or was it the lip smackers gloss. Either way it's child-like and innocent and I don't feel any shame wearing it in my hair as a full adult. it's my first hair perfume and I need more! Update: smells like cotton candy!

The Pink Sugar hair mist is nice, but I enjoy the scent of the actual Pink Sugar fragrance. That one is deeper, more sweeter and gourmand. The hair mist is a little more fruity, a little more citrus like to me. It is however an okay and cheap hair mist that I think goes nice with the fragrance. The smell lasts long on my hair too.

It’s much lighter version of the original and it doesn’t have the minty/freshness background scent that I get from the original. Sugary and fruity is what it is. It doesn’t last too long in my hair, maybe 4 hours and when you first spray it, the alcohol scent is pretty heavy but only takes like a minute to go away.

okay, now i'm really sensing the similarities between this and soft by al-rehab... definitely a pastry, fruity pound cake type scent- super edible and super sweet as the name suggests! didn't think i'd like it so much as a hair fragrance but it's actually super fun and caramelly- a literal TREAT.

lasts so long and is very girly! i love the strong caramel and burnt sugar notes in this. yes it can be a bit too much for some but i’d recommend one or two sprays is enough. i dont wear it often or in crowded spaces as others have said it gives them a headache.