Sunset Caramel

Creamy and sweet, fresh and flowery, exotic and fruity... this perfume contains in a single bottle everything we could want from a summer perfume and not only. The top note is absolutely almond which with caramel already opens the way to an extreme sweetness. After the accord of exotic flowers such as tiare and ylang ylang they tell us that the fragrance is not only sweet but also sensual. Afraid that at this point it is too sweet? Not at all... the base remains fresh with an almost acidulous fruitiness. It fixes well on the skin thanks to an amber base and 40% concentration. Sunset Caramel is the perfume that definitively opens the summer season 2025 !!!

At first this smelled identical to Blanche Bete to me, which I love but don’t need two bottles of. Today I sprayed both side by side and could tell a difference, not a huge one though. This one is sweeter and not as heavy. I’m assuming it’s the peach/nectarine notes coming through. If Blanche Bete was just too much for you then give this one a try. If you already own Blanche Bete and love it then you probably don’t need this.

What a lovely scent. I don't have much to add after reading the reviews below. It's not a complex fragrance. I find it rather linear. That being said, I may re-order a larger decant for the summer since $200 seems rather steep for a fragrance I may wear maybe a few weekends over the summer period. I should add that I am a middle-aged man and I find this to be a unisex fragrance.

Usually not a big fan of gourmands but this one is quite addictive. There is something a little medicinal in it but it is also creamy which loosely reminds me of Valaya Exclusive.

This is so nice. Powdery Blanche bete like opening. It does settle down into a nice powdery scent, then it gets juicy and caramel like in the dry down. It lasts all day on me.

I want to preface by saying Blanche Bete for me was absolutely disgusting on my skin. It was too laconic and with other notes it smelled like spoiled milk and I was worried after blind buying this and seeing these reviews of all the BB comparisons and I’m happy to report that I smell where the comparisons are coming from. It does have a almost almondy milky aspect that smells like the laconic notes in BB however.. this one had added nectarines and other notes that come through to stop that milky facet to be overwhelming so it is much softer on the BB lactones and I’d also say this is done much smoother and the supporting notes are better because I not only don’t smell rotten milk but I actually enjoy the lactonic tone of this fragrance paired with the fresh nectarine and caramel. You also get lush orange blossom whiffs and some ylang ylang that also give this a lush and exotic feel that’s totally opposite of the warm nutty milk vibes you get from BB. This feels milky gourmand but fresh like an agua fresca from TikTok videos made with fruits and condensed milk and such.. refreshing yet creamy fruity drink but make it a lush luxurious fragrance. Trust me it’s good. And the bottle.. the packaging.. my god talk about beautiful. Packaging is so stunning with the colors and visuals.. then the bottle itself with the metal sunset plating.. my goodness not to mention the soft touch feel of the box and the actual white bottle.. it’s all so pleasing. It’s a beautiful addiction to my collection all around

This is far less gourmand than the name would have you expect. The dry spiciness from the anise is prominent and gives off a similar fresh warmth as a cardamom note. I get a lactonic coconut milk with heady white florals and a clean musk. Happily I do not experience much of the caramel so it doesn't lean too sticky sweet for summer wear. Very nice, well-balanced beachy perfume, without being too obvious, and dare I say quite sexy! Edit: upon second test this smells immediately very similar to Blanche Bete. I cannot believe I didn’t spot this the first time!

Lovely scent. I got a tester and immediately ordered a full bottle. Opens as the perfect beach summer scent. The dry down turns reminds me of a less strong (thankfully) Blanche Bete.

Blanche bete with an added Licorice note on skin. On paper I smelled the fresh peach note, but it doesn't translate to my skin.

Immediately thought of Soliel Blanc by Tom Ford when I smelled this.

I am enjoying a full-day wear test of this, but I won't buy a bottle. I appreciate the milky Ylang Ylang notes and white flowers, which are prominent. And the caramel and almond notes are lovely. But together I feel like I am wearing my whole perfume closet at once. That's an exaggeration, but I feel like I am layering fragrances that each hold their own and do not benefit from compounding. As a floral-gourmand it has too many disparate things going on for me - the whole is less than the sum of its parts.

Don’t believe the hype. This is a muted scent with an overdone scent profile - it’s like Eclaire, Blanche Bête, Z&V This Is Her, Her Confession, Qissa Delicious...all rolled into one. Not original, not distinctive. I am aghast that they are selling this for such a price, when it lasted less than 90 minutes on me.

Smells so similar to blanch bete and lactea divina , which I have. This one on my skin is very creamy, milky and heavily coconut. The anise here comes off like cinnamon to me. Very nice but if you have either ones of the fragrances I just mentioned , this isn’t needed or special .

Sweet almond with hint of milk and fresh floral undertones. Warm but light. Nothing special for that price point.

Powdery, very powdery. Very similar to Qissa delicious. Very disappointing.

She's giving powdered milk suntan lotion

A NO for me. Has that same plastic-y undertone that you can smell in Escapade Gourmand, plus an almost stomach turning very very powdery-ness. I need to stop listening to TikTokers

Really thought I was going to like this by the notes but it just smells like medicine.

This smells like Malta that’s gone too sweet. I hate it.

I can’t understand how anyone could like this, I get none of the notes. I’m left with a weird faint scent I can’t identify. 0/10