Shams Al Emarat Pink Blush

I bought her to add to my collection. The notes appealed to me at the time, and it reminded me of something soft, sweet and fluffy. If I can picture a frag and its "feeling" I know it's a good sign and it makes it all the more easy to order. Like all my arab perfumes, this was a blind buy, when received I spray the box it came in 10 times, and let sit for a minimum of two months. In simple terms I describe her as strawberry milk. But she is more than that. I wear her the most, she is certainly sweet, but also a bit lactonic which helps center her. I wanted to say grounded. But she isn't earthy, which is grounding... she is soft sweet, warm and centered. I wouldn't say this is a playful, childish or outgoing frag. No "candy" vibes. The creamy/milky and amber makes her more intimate and cozier, but not overtly sexy. Where the fruity (fresh ripe, no green) strawberry perks her up and makes her approachable and friendly. The balance is very good Surprisingly, my most complimented perfume by men and women. Also, my most worn cause it doesn't personally remind me of anything (meaning strike emotions or memories, not perfume/notes wise) longevity 10/10 in retrospect, she is my signature fragrance by mistake atm. Not mad, love her

When I first got it was very new (only 1 month old), and on the first spray it reminded me a lot of Lataffa's Eclaire but without the "spiciness". For that one person that said this smells exactly like Yara - NOT AT ALL! I have both and they're nothing alike. (Yara is very powdery, this one is not). I could get the marshmallow, sugar, vanilla, and whipped cream. None of the fruitiness I was looking for... Projection and longevity were lacking, so I knew I had to let it macerate for a while. [3.5 months later] The other notes are starting to show face, specially the berries and coconut. They still get overwhelmed by the sweet notes, but it's becoming a more complex fragrance. Very feminine, gourmand, and addictive. Projection and longevity improved a lot, and it's one of those fragrances that leaves a delicious trail behind you. The bottle is beautiful, and so is this fragrance. For the price I totally recommend this to all my gourmand lovers. I particularly love layering this with Burberry's Her Elixir!

Absolutely amazinggggg! About a month ago I smelled KayAli’s Yum Boujee Marshmallow in store and sprayed the tester on me. For the rest of the day I couldn’t help but sniff my wrists repeatedly. I then knew I loved the scent, but of course didn’t wanna pay the heavy price. Then I researched dupes and watched lots of vids, and decided Pink Blush seemed like the best option. Let me just say, from what I can tell, it smells almost identical to YBM. I can definitely smell the fruity strawberry note on first spray, along with a creaminess. I don’t really notice any apple, raspberry or nectarine, but it’s just so so yummy. Definitely can still smell the strawberry on the dry down, but the marshmallow and vanilla become even more apparent. I’ve had this for about 2 weeks, and it’s the only perfume I’ve worn since it arrived. I also def can see myself wearing this year round, day and night. Update: I spayed SDJ 68 with this and I feel like it smelled like cotton candy and was so good

I didn't love this one at first. I ran out of my YBM travel size and was looking for something cheaper and longer lasting. I got it, and the scent was almost identical. I'd say about 90%. In comparison, Pink Blush is a little more fresh on the opening. I got a really fresh/zesty almost sweet and airy lemon. This could just by my nose confused with the apple note. It would quickly turn into that soft, sweet, fruity marshmallow scent I love. I was a little thrown off because it felt like it would disappear off my skin within minutes. Turns out I'm a little nose-blind. I was wearing this scent when I walked into my current job asking if they have applications. My now-coworker had complimented my scent and later told me part of why she favored me and suggested me for hiring was because I smelled good. That sounds ridiculous but I wish I was kidding. I thought I wasted my money until that point LOL.

Oh... my word. LOVE it! I was not a fan of Yum Bougee Marshmallow from Kayali. It just didn't smell like much to me. I do enjoy a marshmallow note and sweet perfumes, so I was disappointed that I didn't like it. For instance, I love Melodie de Orientica (dupe for Memo Sintra), a very citrus and floral marshmallow. So when I heard people saying they preferred Pink Blush to Yum Bougee, that it was stronger and sweeter, I was intrigued. However I was fully prepared to be disappointed again. Well, blind buy success! Pink Blush is exactly what I had hoped Yum Bougee would be. Fruity, smooth, marshmallow-y goodness. Also fairly strong right out of the bottle. I sprayed it on me at 7am, it's 12pm and I can still strongly smell Pink Blush. I would wear this any time of year except perhaps in the high heat of humid Atlanta summers.