B.U. Fancy Cinderella

I'm not a perfume snob, and I always try drugstore cheapies, you never know what gems can be hiding there. The list of great dupes continues with this yummy fragrance. This time, Sarantis made a perfect copy of Chocolovers. I even dare to say improved Chocolovers, adding a trace of Hypnotic Poison's sultry vanilla. Fancy Cinderella opens with a blast of hazelnut/citrusy notes, which pretty soon settle with vanilla, creating a warm and sexy scent which reminds of Nutella. The sillage and longevity are really satisfying, Fancy Cinderella lasts whole day. The drydown is sandalwood/vanilla/hazelnut. I really recommend this awesome vanilla/gourmand fragrance, it'll be a perfect autumn/winter companion.

I tried this one today morning and I loved it! For it's prise it's perfect I think and doesn't smell cheap at all! It smelled like cocoa milk to me and a little bit of anise and nuts, very cozzy and familiar, like breakfast or afternoon tea at home!

oh Boy whats this? I started doubting finding a gem under cheapies but now I definitely did!! who made this?? which nose?? I cant believe that just an anonymous Artist created this, he would deserve a nobel prize

@lulu169:Here in Greece (is a Greek Brand)is really cheap and underrated line of perfumes.Is sold at Super-Market at the price of 10$ per 50ml,is mostly for girls and teens but I like them a lot.Thanks to your review,I ll test it as soon as I can. I found treasures like B.U Sexy (unfortunately discontinued)and B.U.Rockmantic-great longevity and good performance for such a price! Update: I tested it,liked it,bought it! Is lovely,fresh and well done, for such a price is actually great! I fell sorry I don't sense the hazelnut but the overall feeling is great! Thanks lulu169 for giving me the idea! Gourmand lovers,go for it!

I bought it blind for 5$, and I'd say that the quality is just what you'd expect for the price. It's sweet, slightly milky upon drydown, with this distinct middle school girls' dressing room feel to it. Not terrible, but you can find better stuff even on the drugstore shelf. Fortunately the longevity is nothing spectacular, so I'll probably use it up this winter, but I definitely won't be picking it up again.

Affordable, unexpected milky and hazelnutty fragrance. Ideal for those rainy days, when you need to wear something cozy and warm, go out and drink a hot coffee with good friends. It lasts for about 4-5 hours.

It's really great for it's price.There are milky/hazelnut and citrusy notes which make the perfume not to be heavy.It lasts whole day.It doesn't smell cheap at all.This will be the next frag I buy.

I don't really know how to describe this, but here goes. It's a very pleasant scent. It's milky, which I love, and to me, is reminiscent of Shea body butter. When you first spray it, it's very fruity; peach, lemon, and orange, but becomes milky, creamy, and nutty very quickly. It's sweet but not in a sugary way; possibly better described as "not sour/bitter" than explicitly as being sweet. It has a cool feel, and I wouldn't say it's a comfort perfume, but more of a daytime out-&-about sort of scent. It's not overpowering at all. I find this definitely more of a luxurious, creamy moisturiser scent than a perfume scent, but with actual projection which body creme doesn't always have. It is a non-perfumey perfume. Fine for all seasons, but probably better in summer. The only negative for me is that it burns the inside of my elbows when I apply it there. The burning goes away and there is no rash or visual irritation, but man, it's hot. For that reason, I probably won't buy this again, which I'm disappointed about, but I have another body butter-esque 'fume which doesn't irritate my skin so I'm not missing out. TL;DR: peach & citrus opening with a milky, rich creamy dry-down. Something in it may irritate skin. All-season perfume but best for summer.

I gave it away to my sister. It is not at all a bad drugstore fragrance, but was too synthetic for me (like a cool hazelnut-cream made with cheaper food flavours rather than hazelnuts) and somehow I did not like the hazelnut-cream thing on myself. It is sweet, but not very sugary (I can see where the sheabutter comparison comes from - it has a fatty sweet nut smell) and It stays like that for many hours (longevity excellent on me) - and was getting on my nerves for exactly that reason. In the beginning I also smelled peach and citrus notes, but they stay in the background.

A real surprise. I kinda expexted milky,nutty vanillary sweet gourmand scent [according to Fragrantica notes]. It starts PEACHY. Like first 20 minutes is fake peach and something bitter, which isn't bad but totally nor what I waited for. After a while it evolves into sweet celebrity-kinda-like scent, something like Black Star or other tottaly blunt scent. I tought 'meh' and wanted to wash it off. Under a steamy hot water that 'meh' scent changed into woody orintal [but still sweet]. Kinda nice. I'll give it a chance during a hot day.

This drugstore jewel reminds me of Delicious Night DKNY. But guess what! I think it is better. It is not that sweet, and has a pleasant milky undertone to it. A nut-note is also a nice choice and gives the scent an interesting edge. Overall, it is a gentle, soft night-time scent. If you want to make your money worth, this guy is for you, no matter how old you are.

Awfull. Not nutty, creamy. Sour,raw, shea butter.

would they sell it in crete? Im going there soon