Boum Sweet Lollipop

If Al-Rehab's Soft had a sister that iced gingerbread houses at the north pole. After requesting a very sweet perfume from a sales associate and bearing through a dozen designer white florals with a shy downtrodden vanilla or some inedible fruit thrown into the generic mix, she pulled this one out warning me of how sickly sweet it was. As a gourmand lover I wasn't fazed by this description and wow I was surprised! Firstly the name of this perfume is wildly misleading! It is a spiced creamy gourmand, not straight sugar and maybe fruit like the name suggests. The opening is bright citrus and vanilla, youthful and sweet. The citrus of choice in here being an orange means it is ripe and juicy not zesty and sharp like the strong dose of lemon you get in Al-Rehab's Soft. Quickly after the cinnamon, nutmeg and ginger all come screeching one after fighting for dominance. It's here where I almost lost hope in that counter having anything for me. But then at the dry down real magic happens. The spices quite down and marry with the vanilla and sugar so beautifully, with the orange dancing coyly at the beginning of every waft. The creaminess of the vanilla in the base really seal the deal for this fragrance as a gourmand. Truly edible like a gingerbread cookie with all it's iced glory. My favourite thing about this fragrance is the combination of the ginger and orange, lending an almost floral sparkle to an otherwise dense scent profile. This lasts long on my skin but is very intimate, which I don't mind for this scent as it's the kind of cozy warm and nostalgic scent you would war for your own enjoyment. Shame about the bottle not having a lid tho... Over all unique scent, very cheap, longevity is moderate at best, and is very sweet and it delivers on all the promised notes which seems to be a rarity for perfumes these days so an overall win for me. 7/10

Boy oh boy do I love this, it definitely evokes the memories of childhood and this is a great gourmand scent! And it only cost me $13.00 USD! Sweet lollipop does smell very much like pink sugar but with a orange gingery hint. It's like going to a fair during the winter or a Christmas market. Surrounded by all the candy floss,candy orange slices,gingerbread and cinnamon cookies you can imagine! If you're into sweets give this a try! Excuse me while I try and find something sweet to snack on..

I am generally impressed with this house for their well blended perfumes at a bargain price. This fragrances is softer than i usually buy but I spray liberally for a more intense experience. This one dries down to a spicy vanilla. I also detect candy floss, orange, caramel and ginger. Moderate sillage and lasting power.

I have 5 Boum fragrances and this is my favortie yet with Vanille a close second. Upon the first spray, it‘s not very impactful, but in a moment it soaks in and a deep, comforting caramelly smell lingers and is really lovely. Where I am, it’s a hard perfume to find, but I hope to always be lucky enough to have a bottle.

I am wearing this sweet confection today. Very similar to Pink Sugar but it has a tad more cinnamon in the dry down. It is cool and raining out today and i feel as though I am wrapped in a cozy pink fuzzy blanket. Comfort and sweetness in a bottle. I just LOVE this one.

Grab this while you can! Really nice cheapie. It is very similar to Pink Sugar but with a bit more spice and orange. Pretty decent projection, longevity is a few hours but you can afford to reapply often. It's a sweet, comforting, cozy, warm scent.

This parfume is absolutely amazing. Smells like gingerbread & very warm. The dry down is delicious & toasty. It stays on my shirts for days! I wear this in cool weather. Jeanne Arthes is indeed a luxurious parfume at affordable price. Love it! ♥️

This fragrance is a very good dupe of Pink Sugar, with the same sweetness.The cotton candy note is the most intensive, but the spicy, and gingerbread notes are also noticeable. Longevity and sillage are quite strong.

This is very addictive to me, perfect for softening down maturer perfumes,gonna buy another bottle soon! Its gourmant sweet but something gives it a delicious addictive edge but cant pinpoint what exactly it is.

addictive! the more i use it the more i need to be cuddled by its fluffy sweetness! winter time star. love the packaging artwork and the boum bottles too! never had a problem with the spritzer.

This smells a lot like PINK SUGAR with some gingerbread cookie. Very nice if you like fragrances that are sweet, sugary treats. Mmmmm.

I picked this up at TJM while visiting family in Iowa. If it had been any cheaper, they'd have paid me! Seriously, it was just a couple of bucks! The box is super cutesy- looks like a toy should come inside. Although I almost always keep my fragrances in their boxes, I have NO choice with this one... the atomizer cap thingy (the part you push down to spray) won't go on the tube! I have to hold it in place to spray it! And I bought the box sealed so maybe that's why it was so super incredibly cheap. Anyway... I know I've smelled Pink Sugar before but it didn't make much of an impression on me, so I can't remember if they smell alike or not, but it DEFINITELY smells like cotton candy. I do get a little tiny bit of orange and unlike most others, I do get a bit of a bakery scent (cookie-ish) which is noticeable but not strong. It gets a little powdery - but not baby powder - more like powdered drink mix. It's like if a couple of Bayer orange baby aspirins and a cookie got mixed in with the cotton candy as it was being made. The vanilla isn't "stand-alone" to me; it's part of the cookie recipe. If I had blind bought this based on the notes, I'd have expected something a bit more like Lolita Lempicka L + cotton candy. And I'd have been disappointed. This is a super-sweet, fun, *wear-it-for-yourself* scent. It lasts for a couple of hours - longer if you spray your clothes. I haven't worn it enough to know what the projection is like, but I seriously doubt it enters a room before you do and sticks around after you leave. To be honest, I will probably end up giving it to my elementary school aged niece. There's nothing wrong with it (besides the &$@#% sprayer) - it's a nice scent - but I usually reach for CK One Shock or Dame's Chocolate Man instead of this when I want my candy-scent fix. Cheers!

Warm, mostly cinnamon perfume, perfect for winter! It was a blind buy for me and looking at the box design I expected something much much sweeter but it was more mature kind of sweet with a little "dusty" kick to it probably coming from the nutmeg note blended with vanilla. At first I was disappointed and frankly I thought it was an "aunty" kind of smell because it's heavier and more purple (synesthesia people will know), dreamy...but nowawadays I do appreciate it more. Orange is...well It's just a ghost of an orange really. A VERY faint sour tingle somewhere in the background, very close to the skin (at least on me). Also very faint ginger sharpness, almost non-existent. The cinnamon is fronting all the way through. I guess the overall sweetness is coming from cotton candy & vanilla. Drydown sets on mostly vanilla and obviously cinnamon, it's not going anywhere! I think this smell is pretty unisex although I'd say 65% fem. It's my Christmas scent, I spray some at home, it's creating a solid vibe here.

This is so far from classy and pure and authentic, but I'm SO GLAD I found it! Many years ago I bought a little oil roll-on which smells of orange and vanilla - a creamsicle, basically. Then before I knew what a trash human he is, I loved the same smell in Jeffree Star's lipsticks. Searched and searched for a perfume with a similar scent, but everything was too... real. Real citrus and real musky vanilla. But THIS, this is the synthetic sugar bomb I've been searching for. It's quite zesty and spicey on first application, but dries down into a feelgood creamy orange that's synthetic AF, and utterly wonderful. It's a keeper. Not going to wear it for important business meetings, but for a quiet Tuesday at home or before bed it's marvellous. Proper ice cream joy.

A blind buy based on the ingredients. It doesn’t really smell like pink sugar or Gale Hayman’s Cotton Candy to me (I own both) as twolatter ones don’t open with the orange and cinnamon-y notes. Lollipop smells like a Christmas market: right away I remembered ginger breads, hot vine and all the winter fest’s vibe altogether. Which is quite fantastic - I don’t see why someone wouldn’t enjoy this nostalgic smell. Perfect for fall and winter, when the anticipation of New Year is in the air. My husband likes it too

I paid £6 for this and am really enjoying it, but if you can't get this and already have Pink Sugar, you honestly are not missing overly much: just a different opening note (gingery spices that work way better than I could have guessed with candyfloss), and the spicy part of the fragrance sadly doesn't hang about for long. Oh and minus the licorice. Am tempted to try layering this or Pink Sugar with a very spicy fragrance now as I am really surprised how much I enjoy the opening on this and how well it works.

Imagine Pink Sugar with an orange and cinnamon top note, which fades away pretty fast, and you'll know exactly what this one smells like. It's a nice scent alright, but if, like me, you already have Pink Sugar, this isn't worth getting. Plus the fact that I've grown tired of Pink Sugar lately doesn't help me appreciate this more. This was one of my not so successful blind buys not because it's not a pleasant scent, but because I really didn't need it.

It starts out with an intensive mixture of orange and ginger, then ten minutes later spices, and then after 20 minutes just.. cotton candy. I don't hate it, but that's not what I wanted. If you like Star Nature's Cotton Candy scent, you'll love this , smells really similar (and this lasts much longer, 7hours+), but if you're interested because of the ginger bread, well, it might not appear on you, you should just know that.

when sprayed, it gives a christmasy scent. very sweet. once it dries it smells like sweet hand soap. you can definitely smell the gingerbread it in though !

Well, I sprayed this in cold temperature and it's exactly like Soft by Al Rehab. I only remembered Soft being richer in smell and much stronger. I find Sweet Lollipop somewhat less stronger, but to me it's still present. It isn't that light. It's linear, doesn't change at all on my skin. I reviewed Princess By Kilian and yes, I find it smelling the same as Princess, but Princess performs better. I don't like this, it's too sweet. I'm not done though. I'll try it in warmer weather, because Princess also smells so much better in warm weather. It almost morphes into another fragrance in the summer.