Musk Sugar Plum

This is so pretty, especially on the dry-down. It's such a sweet and creamy floral scent, not too overpowering, it's pleasant, calm, girly and cute. Do not expect a gourmand though! I expected a sort of gourmand sugary cookie with plums type smell, this is not that. I'm not disappointed though, as the scent is lovely either way. I do agree that this smells like fabric softener, but it's not bad at all. It's not rough, super clean or fresh, it's a warm and almost lactonic fabric softener. Also a bit like girls' shampoo or coconut body cream. The presentation is so beautiful in my opinion. The bottle is gorgeous and the fact that the perfume juice itself is a pastel purple is so adorable. Doesn't smell unpleasant in any way to me, I've read that some people smell gasoline or unpleasant cleaning products, but I fortunately don't get any of that.

I love it! It was blind buy, i was a bit worried but i was looking for something cheap and powdery and the plum was a good idea as well. It opens up with a fruity-plumb slightly floral amber and it dries down to a sweet powdery musk. Not too sweet tho! It's warm,creamy and juicy! And i dont think it smells like detergent or fabric softner as well. I also dont feel the jasmin but i dont regret it. I can smell some rose in the dry down,or some floral notes. It last for hours!!! Over all it' s great value for the price and a great choice for all the powdery lovers! 💖

I (happily) don’t get any gasoline from this, but a boozy, obviously sweet, slightly sour plum. I layered it with TF Velvet Orchid on this snowy day and it was lush. It does make me feel like a sugar plum fairy and even if it’s just due to the name, I quite adore it regardless

I got this because it was compared to Dirham Wardi. After reading the reviews, I was hoping for a different scent all together. I was hoping for a baby powder with plum and vanilla, with a powdered sugar type sweetness. This is not what I get from this fragrance, sadly. I do get the Dirham Wardi vibes but nowhere near as sweet and creamy. Dirham Wardi is like the perfect mix of Delina and Good Girl. The tart rose of Delina is toned down by the chocolate-vanilla- woodiness of Good Girl. However, Musk Sugar Plum is basically the opposite. The tart aspect is what reigns supreme for my nose. I'm not a fan of tart perfumes unless they are balanced out with a good amount of sweetness. It's so sour I can feel it in the back of my nose/throat, as if I've just eaten sour candy. Upon spraying I knew I had smelled this before. Besides the similarity with Dirham Wardi, I realized that this smells a lot like Dolce and Gabanna The Only One 2. It smells like tart berries, rose, coconut and cosmetic powder. That's what I get the most from this perfume. I already used up my bottle of The Only One 2 and I never planned to repurchase it, so this is a bit of a let down. I guess I can spray this on blankets and around the house. That's what I typically do with fragrances I don't want to wear on my skin. The power and longevity are both moderate. Will not repurchase.

I was most curious about this variant because of the colour, a beautiful pastel purple. But it was sold out everywhere and the other variants were always available which made me even more curious, thinking 'it's so popular, it must be great'. I blind bought it but din't have high expectations because of the so-so reviews. Glad I kept my expectations low because i'm not wowed by this. It is good. Not great or anything special. On first spray I got a serious powdery hit that overshadows any other notes. But after about 20 minutes it subsides and the other notes start coming through. It's a basic plummy powdery sweet scent. It's good. I don't regret the purchase but I wish I tested it first. Glad I don't get the gasoline note everyone is getting, maybe because my batch is from 3 years ago. Much prefer the Musk Wild Vanille.