Easy Bake

Even though the coconut isn't highlighted as being one of the key notes [pear, ylang ylang, tuberose, vanilla & sugared amber], imo it is the creamy coconut in Easy Bake that is the strongest note on me - it is quick to develop and it lasts for the whole wear of the fragrance, so how much you enjoy coconut cream is going to shape how much you enjoy Easy Bake. I love coconut cream/milk so I knew immediately that I was going to really enjoy this... Ylang ylang is richly creamy & sweet on me, so it partners with the longwearing coconut beautifully - so dedicant. The sweet-but-fresh pear develops alongside the ylang ylang, so there is something to add a touch of airy freshness that prevents the full-bodied creamy sweetness from becoming too much. I also get a very qentle breeze of soft peach. The ylang ylang soon blends away into the equally sweet and creamy tuberose & jasmine. The listed gardenia & heliotrope are noticeable too. Orchids in perfume tend to vanilla-infused and powdery, so any additional orchid is lost on me - though maybe the hints of I'd been thinking is rose is actually orchid? The vanilla & amber provide a backdrop to the florals, reinforcing the smooth coconut cream. As the florals become quieter, the dreamwood [sugared sandalwood] boosts the comforting & relaxed sensations of the blend of coconut cream, vanilla and amber. I don't detect anything that I'd identify as being tne perfumery world's ideal moss accord, instead I get a sense of baking bread - I'm not complaining, as it gives the fragrance a cozy feel and definitely suits the name. Easy Bake wears somewhere around the 7 to 8 hour range and has a moderate aura for the majority of that time. Perfectly respectable, but not much against the impressive longevity of my favourite Kayali fragrances - but since this Huda Beauty edp is more affordable in comparison to Kayali, I can let this niggle pass me by. The bottle for Easy Bake is smooth & thick glass and it has a snuggly fitting lid; a good quality one that is easy to grip & spray, but it does look basic and boring - a complete mismatch for the fragrance & juice quality, but again being more affordable in comparison to Kayali excuses this for me.

I love this fragrance! I’m actually a little sad I didn’t just pick up 2 bottles, since it was only available in 50ml and is not going to be released again! Unlike others, I do not get coconut at all. I was surprised to see that in the comments! But also, I don’t trust my nose, as I am often in the minority as far as what notes I’m detecting... honestly I really hope I’m not walking around wearing crowd-angering fragrances all the time!! Anywho, to me it’s very floral, sweet, light... light as in giving very upbeat vibes, the fragrance itself I wouldn’t describe as light. In fact, I’m overall very impressed by its strength and longevity! I don’t see anything about it being powdery but for whatever reason it smells powdery to me, it reminds me a bit of my Narciso Ambree but less tropical. Anywho, regardless of whether I’m right or wrong about any of that, I think this fragrance is beautiful! I like it far better than most of the Kayali fragrances I’ve tried, and it by far outperforms most if not all of those. Whatever Huda did here... I wish she’d do it again! It’s a lovely and easy to wear fragrance, I’d love to make it a staple in my collection!

I wasn’t expecting to like this as much as I do. It’s a very pretty, sweet floral. I wouldn’t call this a gourmand, even though it has gourmand notes it’s just too floral for me to consider it a gourmand. On my skin I get a very sweet, slightly bubble-gummy tuberose, supported by the sweet pear and coconut. All the other florals kind of play a supporting role without it being overpowering (thank God because Ylang Ylang and Jasmine can be a bit much for me sometimes). The vanilla and woods ground it well. Overall, I am quite impressed. Performance is great. Projects on me for the first 4 hours, starts to sit close to the skin about the 6th hour but if you spray on clothes, expect to still catch wafts well into the 10th hour. I usually go with at least 12 sprays though. I think I went nose-blind to it by the 8th hour when I tested it but was quite shocked to catch a whiff off my clothes at the end of my 12-hour shift. Overall impression: Very pretty, feminine, sweet floral fragrance with awesome performance. It’s not groundbreaking but not bad either for $65. Definitely worth checking out for that price.

It’s seriously become my favourite perfume in such a short amount of time. I’ve been testing it for 3 days now. It’s sweet and floral. Super juicy with a strong pear note initially but it dries down sweet and powdery. It truly smells like the easy bake powder with added pear. Longevity is great but the sillage isn’t huge. It’s a creamy type of floral like Narcisos Poudree but much sweeter than Narciso. I don’t find it resembles Valentino’s Poudre as that is very dry and nearly dusty smelling. Easy bake is sweet, creamy, juicy and flowery. It’s a good mix of La Belle and Narcisos Poudree but honestly it’s unique. I’ve never smelt anything like it.

I was slightly repulsed on first spray just as I am with Mugler Aura both edt. I think there is a banana note in this that isn’t listed. That fades almost immediately....,Ohhhh baby the dry down is fabulous!!!! This is beautiful, creamy and powdery. Grown up gourmand that feels luxurious and sexy. My male coworker said he smelled my scent trail and actually wrote down the name. Sadly I had to tell him it’s limited edition. I want/ need a back up bottle.