Pink Sugar is NOSTALGIA in a BOTTLE | MY NEW FAV SCENT?! | Aquolina’s Pink Sugar EDT Perfume Review

Pink Sugar - Eau de Toilette: bit.ly/3WDJWVA I am so excited because I got a perfume that as soon as I saw it, I knew I had to give it a try. Not only does it sell like crazy: It’s also difficult to find and will help you fulfill all your sugar plum fairy fantasies for the holidays. Today we’re going to review the one, the only: Pink Sugar Eau de Toilette. Years ago, I worked at a retail store that sold cosmetics, fragrances, body care, etc., and this was one of those fragrances that always sold out. It was hard for us to keep Pink Sugar on the shelves, especially around Christmas time. I never bought Pink Sugar at the time—even though I wanted it so bad—because we only got a limited amount in stock, and I didn’t want to take it from someone. As I moved away from retail and into my work as a makeup artist, I could no longer find this scent. One reason Pink Sugar is such a popular fragrance is because it can be worn at any age without being a “mature” fragrance with a heavy, musky base; it has a youthful vibe. The Pink Sugar fragrance is a full experience; it’s made to evoke nostalgia, and because I’ve been missing it for years, I could not wait. It’s also an EDT, and I remember it being an extremely sweet moderate fragrance without being overwhelming. If you’re susceptible to strong scents, an EDT is perfect because it’ll give you a softer, lighter finish than a more concentrated EDP. When it comes to the scent itself, Pink Sugar has a very sweet, feminine smell with a cotton-candy, baked-good aroma, but the base keeps it from being overly sickeningly sweet or childish. The top notes are nicely fruity with raspberry, Sicilian orange, bergamot, and fig leaves, followed by a sweet and floral heart of powdered sugar, red fruits, and Mughetto licorice blossoms. The oriental and gourmet base of vanilla, caramel, musk, and sandalwood adds a rich depth. Not only is this feminine fragrance delightfully delicious and playful, but it’s also seductive and unique. It’s a perfect balance for the young at heart with an enchanted essence around it, and it lasts decently long as well. Whether it’s a desire to smell like sugar plum fairies or be blasted with childhood memories of getting cotton candy at the fair, Pink Sugar is a wonderfully sweet scent I haven’t been able to get out of my mind from the first whiff, and I’m sure you’ll love it, too. Check out more fragrance reviews, tutorials, tips, and tricks at ecosmetics.com/blog