Plastic by Trixie Mattel

I was actually really intrigued about this fragrance. I was only curious due to cotton candy and some of the notes reminded me of Mac's Candy Yum Yum. At first blast, it was overwhelming scent of lavender and cedarwood which reminded me of pinesol or lavender scented bathroom cleaner, it really put me off. But then, I waited, I couldnt judged and dismissed it off immediately as a dud and honestly, it mellows out to a Barbie fresh out of the package smell. The amber and vanilla certainly it help it become more bearable, adding sweetness while the guava and cherry blossom adds sharpness and crispness. I wish lavender and cedarwood werent in the formula, it honestly does not balance well with the other feminine notes, otherwise its a great Barbiesque appeal.

Opens like a girls deodorant (Vogue girl, the one with cats), so initially a little nostalgic but not wearable for me. Then the cotton candy strawberry plastic came through. Synthesis would lift this to the level of artificial I hoped for but on its own it's nice for sunny weather.

Fun fragrance. My wife says it does open with a new barbie smell (smells plastic to me) . Has kind of a MFK 540 sweet vibe that dries down to a high quality candy scent. We both like it

love synthetics and all sorts of scents but nope! just too sweet in a way that makes me nauseous but do i still love it, cherish it, and use a little now and then regardless cause it makes me happy? of course! wouldn't recommend unless you know exactly what you're getting yourself into which you should with this one :)

I love the opening but it becomes too syrupy-sweet after a few hours (like... store brand soda & cough syrup sweet.) It's definitely Art, but it's not fully wearable Art.