Brown Sugar Artisan Perfumery

4 reseñas

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• calif0rnia

  August 14, 2024

  

  I bought it blind and I’m still deciding if it suits me. It’s interesting: at first it smells of alcohol and a wine glass, then the green notes and cedar emerge. I’m not a fan of the floral side, which feels soapy. Later the sugar appears, but I expected more sweetness, ironically. I prefer the dry-down, softer with the raspberry and sugar as the green fades. Like many Arabic perfumes, it needs time to evolve. It’s elegant, unconventional and unisex, though the dry-down gives it a feminine touch. The trail is modest and lasts about seven hours. I love the packaging and that reddish hue reminiscent of wine. I like that brands are experimenting with new things.

• username21

  August 21, 2024

  

  I loved it.

• Jaxferr

  November 1, 2024

  

  At first, a touch of wine that isn’t realistic, but merely reminiscent of wine. After five minutes, it smells of bar soap. The flowers dominate, especially the rose, with a sweetness I believe comes from brown sugar, with no caramel detected. The result is a soapy floral and talc-heavy scent, very feminine to my liking, not unisex. I didn’t like it. The best advice is to try it before buying.

• Jaxferr

  November 2, 2024

  

  At first, there’s a hint of wine, but it’s more of an evocation than something real. After five minutes, bar soap takes over. The flowers, especially the rose, are very prominent with a sweetness I think comes from brown sugar, without any caramel coming through. The result is a floral, talc-heavy scent, very feminine in my opinion and not to my taste. Better to try before buying.