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Sugar Princess by Avon

Women 2014

Brand
Avon

Description

Sugar Princess by Avon, launched in 2014, is a floral fruity gourmand fragrance for women. The top notes are raspberry, plum and red apple; the heart notes are cotton candy, freesia and lily of the valley (convallaria); and the base notes are vanilla, milk mousse and musk.

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When to wear it (votes)

  • Winter 26%
  • Spring 33%
  • Summer 14%
  • Autumn 26%
  • Day 70%
  • Night 30%

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55 votes

  • Positive 93%
  • Negative 3.6%
  • Neutral 3.6%
positive reviews 55 community votes
LongevityModerate SillageModerate Best momentDay CharacterFeminine

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Leading answer I owned it

196 votes

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Leading answer Spring

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Leading answer Day

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About Sugar Princess

Main accord sweet Year 2014 Gender Women

Sugar Princess by Avon, launched in 2014, is a floral fruity gourmand fragrance for women. The top notes are raspberry, plum and red apple; the heart notes are cotton candy, freesia and lily of the valley (convallaria); and the base notes are vanilla, milk mousse and musk.

Fruits, vegetables and nuts Sweet and gourmand Flowers Spices

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Longevity

Leading answer Moderate

30 votes

Sillage

Leading answer Moderate

30 votes

Character

Leading answer Traditionally feminine

15 votes

Value perception

Leading answer Excellent value

15 votes

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  1. Satine.noir

    I bought this body mist alongside the Sugar Chic and I absolutely adore it. I always carry it in my bag, switching between the two. Although it does sound a bit childish to me, it’s super sweet and fruity, and it suits me down to the ground. It doesn’t last long, but given the ridiculously low price, I don’t mind reapplying it constantly.

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  2. Satine.noir

    I bought this body mist along with the Sugar Chic and I can’t stop loving it. I always carry it in my bag, alternating with the other one. Although it sounds a bit childish to me, it’s super sweet and fruity, and it suits me perfectly. It doesn’t last long, but since the price is ridiculously cheap, I don’t mind reapplying it all the time.

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  3. Mmm… it smells like PS but very faintly. For some reason it doesn’t cling to clothes, but it does on the skin and is a real joy. It’s a slightly powdery strawberry 💖

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  4. LoloTeam

    Mmm… it smells like PS but much softer. For some reason, it doesn’t cling to clothes, but on the skin it really shows and is a absolute joy. It’s a strawberry with a touch of cotton candy 💖.

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  5. Elizabethshelby

    At first it smells of alcohol, but once it settles, it is exquisite. It reminds me of Pink Sugar (it’s not the same, but it has the same style): very sweet, gourmand and fruity. It lasts longer than the others in the line, about 3 or 4 hours on the skin and longer on clothes. I use it all year round because, although it is sweet, it’s not overpowering; the dry-down smells like dulce de leche.

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  6. Elizabethshelby

    At first, it smells of alcohol, but once it settles, it’s exquisite. It reminds me a bit of the Pink Sugar (they aren’t identical, but they share the same style). It’s super sweet, gourmand, and fruity. It lasts longer than the others in the range, around 3 or 4 hours on the skin and longer on clothes. I use it all year round because although it’s sweet, it’s not overpowering; the dry-down smells like dulce de leche.

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  7. Rociopucheta

    I’m wearing it right now and I have a craving for something sweet. It’s an explosion of rich, delicious sweetness without being heavy. As it’s a body splash, it doesn’t cloy and lasts a long time. I applied it to my hair and woke up the next day with the scent still there. The notes that stand out most on my skin are the berries, vanilla, and above all the cotton candy, which is incredible.

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  8. Rociopucheta

    I’m wearing it right now and I have a sudden craving for something sweet. It’s an explosion of rich, delicious sweetness without being heavy. As a body splash, it doesn’t cloy and lasts for ages. I applied it to my hair, and the next morning I woke up to the scent. The notes that come out most on my skin are the red fruits, vanilla, and above all the cotton candy, which is incredible.

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  9. I like it despite usually preferring fresh fragrances. I suppose, being a cologne, it has a balance that doesn’t bother me at all. This and the Sugar Chic are my favourites from the entire range.

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  10. It’s a body splash but incredibly long-lasting. It lingers on the skin for hours and smells… mmm, absolutely delicious. It’s sweet but not cloying; I just love this fragrance. I also want to try the Sugar Chic. I’ve tried the blue one and the one with the palette without glitter from this line, and I didn’t like them at all, but I adored this one.

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  11. I absolutely adore this cologne! It has me completely fascinated. I love sweet scents, and this fragrance fascinates me beyond doubt. I’ll be buying it again and again, just like the Sugar Chic. You can truly taste the cotton candy, raspberry, dulce de leche mousse, and VANILLA; it’s all sweetness. It’s a total fascination. I adore this perfume ♡. Just a warning: don’t even try this on people who prefer fresh or floral notes. Because this and its sibling, Sugar Chic, are designed to kill a diabetic with how sweet they are. Simply fascinating. ♡

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