Sugar

This fragrance is so interesting, it may become my new perfume obsession. :) When I first got the bottle and sprayed it on my skin, I wasn't that enthusiastic about the smell at all, actually. The very first spray was kind of...odd. It smelled of non-descript fruit and something citrusy. Something vaguely reminescent of the Guimauve by Reminescence (I like that fragrance, though, by the way). However, as it tried down, it only got better. Now, wearing this today, what I got is sweet (but not too sweet, only delicately sweet) powdery scent that really makes a great impression of powdered sugar in the air. Then on my skin it dries down to something that really reminds me of Johnsons baby pink lotion. :) if you ever smelled the lotion, you know exactly what I'm talking about. :) As someone who loves powdery perfumes, including those that smell of baby products, I am in awe. 💕 I almost laughed when I got the dry down, so similar to the lotion it is, but it's not only about that. It depends on the scent nuances you get in the air, within the scent trail itself. Sometimes I get honeyed marshmallow in the air, sometimes I get something that reminds of of 90s makeup. Sometimes it's only the lotion and sometimes, it's fruity sugar. Why this isn't more popular among the well known powdery bombs such as Villoresi's Teint de Neige or L'Instant Magic by Guerlain, I don't understand. It doesn't smell like them at all, but it had its own unique kind of warm powderiness melting into the skin. Honestly, a baby pink or pastel pink bottle would suit this more, but the nice, sturdy black bottle may be a nice and interesting contrast to the pinkish and delicate powderiness of the fragrance itself. :) The longevity and sillage are very good, too, I'm satisfied with this purchase. Pink powdery heaven. 💕🌸🌺

Sugar is not all about the sugar... But the most! It is a very sweet and cloying perfume, but not un a bad way since It is very pleasant...and delicious! For me It is like a mix between sweet & dark perfumes like black opium by Yves Saint laurent, and other brighter but still sweet fragances like baccarat Rouge 540 by MFK. and It has very good ingredientes and a 40% concentration which gives a very good performance to the perfume. The opening is very nice, sweet and intense. I usually dont like very much perfumes with honey but here It is very Well blended so It doenst disturb me at any time. The sweetness at opening is a bit fruity and It becomes a bit more flowery to the dry down. High concentration of caramel and musk finish this perfume thought for sweet tooths. The performance is very good. More than 8 hours on skin with a moderate but good projection. This is not for discreet people. Unisex but maybe leaning a bit more in the femenine side, but if you are a Guy and you like BR540 probably you would like sugar as Well. Scent: 8.5 Longevity: 8.5 Sillage: 7 Quality/price: 6 Versatility: 6 Originality: 7.5 Global: 8.5

I have original. After a year of wearing it in different weather my impression of it changed. This one is a real chameleon of a scent, and I probably would not like it at all if I lived in warmer climate. Mixed opinions on this make perfect sense. I actually did get creamy marshmallows from it, but for that I had to wait until temperatures dropped to +3°C. It's not very interesting throughout spring and summer when I prefer lighter things to wear, it becomes more of a powdery floral bomb at the time. In autumn it's nearly identical to Ange ou Demon by Givenchy (at least on my skin) and it's double-faced in the same way, going from a white floral to something sweet and and almost medicinal/animalistic without any noticeable cause... I enjoy how multi faceted this is. To add to the confusion, I understand where the name comes from because if you know the weak smell of sugar cubes, you'll certainly make it out here, it's quite distinctive. Usually it doesn't remain that way on skin though.

I think the perfume name is misleading, if it is meant to proclaim that this perfume is sweet and sugary... I think there are other perfumes that are sweeter than this. I think the proper name for this juice is Franck Boclet Fruit. Because that is how I feel when I wear this. I love fruits and I really feel like wearing tutti frutti fruit juices all over my body. As usual for the extrait, Franck Boclet never disappoints. Great longevity and great silage. For me the prominent notes are peach, coconut and marshmallows, and the other fruits always dance in the background. This is a happy perfume, as happy as I to have it.

This one gets an unexpected strong 'like' from me. Its name is definitely misleading, because it is not overwhelmingly sweet. It smells exactly like a Lush store! You know when you are approaching any Lush store in the world, its smell lingers in the street while you're still a few blocks away - and then, when you enter the store, it knocks you down! That's the smell that I'm getting from this frag. Upon closer inspection, I can detect the notes of pear, raspberry, coconut and marshmallows. The misnamed Sugar is quite potent and very long lasting.