Stupid Sugar Daddy
Men Women 2025
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Stupid Sugar Daddy: Daniel Josier's New Fragrance That Captivates Everyone Stupid Sugar Daddy is the latest creation by perfumer Daniel Josier, launched in 2025. This unisex fragrance presents itself as an explosion of sweetness and freshness, ideal for those seeking something bold and memorable. With a composition that blends fruits, flowers, and woods, Stupid Sugar Daddy promises to be a…
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In the collection
Leading answer I want it
50 votes
What do you think?
Leading answer Love it
13 votes
Season
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24 votes
Time of day
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15 votes
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About Stupid Sugar Daddy
Stupid Sugar Daddy: Daniel Josier's New Fragrance That Captivates Everyone
Stupid Sugar Daddy is the latest creation by perfumer Daniel Josier, launched in 2025. This unisex fragrance presents itself as an explosion of sweetness and freshness, ideal for those seeking something bold and memorable.
With a composition that blends fruits, flowers, and woods, Stupid Sugar Daddy promises to be a must-have in any perfume lover's collection. Its provocative name leaves no one indifferent, and neither does its scent.
The fragrance opens with a vibrant and gourmand top: plum, ginger, praline, mandarin, neroli, and grapefruit. This mix creates an immediate effect of fruity sweetness with a spicy twist that awakens the senses. The praline adds a creamy, sugary texture, while the citrus notes provide sparkle and freshness.
In the heart, tuberose, fig, orange blossom, fig leaves, and jasmine unfold a white floral bouquet that is creamy and slightly green. Tuberose dominates with its intoxicating character, while fig and its leaves bring a fresh, vegetal nuance that balances the initial sweetness.
The base rests on benzoin, sandalwood, patchouli, and amber, creating a warm, woody, and slightly resinous trail. Benzoin and amber add balsamic sweetness, while sandalwood and patchouli give depth and longevity. The result is a complex fragrance that evolves from gourmand to elegant.
According to the highlighted accords, Stupid Sugar Daddy is sweet, fruity, white floral, woody, citrus, amber, tuberose, fresh, green, and warm spicy. This diversity makes it versatile, but its sweet character makes it especially suitable for cold climates or special occasions.
With a rating of 3.85 out of 5 based on 13 ratings and 2 reviews, the fragrance has generated mixed opinions. Some praise its originality and sillage, while others find its sweetness too intense. Still, it's a daring proposal that leaves no one indifferent.
Stupid Sugar Daddy is designed for men and women who enjoy sweet and gourmand fragrances with a floral and woody touch. It's ideal for those seeking a scent that stands out and breaks the mold. Perfect for special evenings, dates, or for anyone who wants to leave a lasting impression.
In summary, Stupid Sugar Daddy is a bold and seductive fragrance that combines the best of sweet and floral worlds. Although it's not for everyone, its quality and originality make it an interesting option for lovers of characterful perfumes. If you like to stand out, this is your choice.
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Longevity
Leading answer Long-lasting
9 votes
Sillage
Leading answer Moderate
9 votes
Character
Leading answer Balanced
11 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Good value
10 votes
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I really liked it. This collaboration between Daniel Josier and the niche people is very satisfying for me. It’s true that I’m not objective because the tuberoses drive me crazy, but they are beautiful, powerful and long-lasting. The opening is sweet and fruity, very intense, with a quasi-gourmand touch. It smells like a gum or a fruit caramel, very very pleasant, although it can be intrusive for some or in certain situations. But this phase doesn’t last long, half an hour maximum, because from the beginning, the bright fruity notes (since the ginger gives it an aromatic, fresh and slightly spicy touch) go down and let see more and more clearly the tuberoses of the heart, which are, for me and on my skin, the main note of the perfume, accompanied by that fig that gives it a unique and very peculiar, but delicious touch. The drydown is creamy, with a blend of soft sandalwood and amber notes, although on my skin the tuberoses keep control until they disappear about 6-7 hours later. Even after that time it no longer projects but you can still smell it very close to the skin up to 10-12 hours later. It’s one of those perfumes that if you put them on when you go to sleep, you still smell them when you wake up. I see it as very unisex and very versatile. Maybe I wouldn’t wear it under a scorching sun, but otherwise I see it for any informal situation, night outs or even for working.
Along with Beaux Ténèbres, my first two blind buys. Powerful and cheeky opening. It ends up drying down and leaving a sweeter smell.
Along with Beaux Ténèbres, my first two blind buys. Powerful and cheeky opening. It ends up drying down and leaving a sweeter smell.
I really liked it. This collaboration between Daniel Josier and the niche people is very satisfying for me. It’s true that I’m not objective because the tuberoses drive me crazy, but they are beautiful, powerful and long-lasting. The opening is sweet and fruity, very intense, with a quasi-gourmand touch. It smells like a gum or a fruit caramel, very very pleasant, although it can be intrusive for some or in certain situations. But this phase doesn’t last long, half an hour maximum, because from the beginning, the bright fruity notes (since the ginger gives it an aromatic, fresh and slightly spicy touch) go down and let see more and more clearly the tuberoses of the heart, which are, for me and on my skin, the main note of the perfume, accompanied by that fig that gives it a unique and very peculiar, but delicious touch. The drydown is creamy, with a blend of soft sandalwood and amber notes, although on my skin the tuberoses keep control until they disappear about 6-7 hours later. Even after that time it no longer projects but you can still smell it very close to the skin up to 10-12 hours later. It’s one of those perfumes that if you put them on when you go to sleep, you still smell them when you wake up. I see it as very unisex and very versatile. Maybe I wouldn’t wear it under a scorching sun, but otherwise I see it for any informal situation, night outs or even for working.