Gold Sugar
Aquolina (2013)

To say it's sweet is painfully obvious, but once it mellowed I could smell each of the notes. They don't blend, rather each stand motionless, side by side in an odd, orderly fashion. I think coconut is the only note in here I don't like, or maybe psychologically I keep expecting an almond that never materializes.

I can smell every note listed. I like it better than Black Sugar, as that smells more "burnt".

Tropical Neroli and orange blend. Candied coconut dessert. Massive whipped cream accord. Woody, nutty undertone. It's a great, cheapie gourmand. Fun!

I typically like sweet fragrances, and was intrigued because I liked Pink Sugar but thought the citrus would maybe balance out the sweeter cotton candy notes that can be a bit much depending on my mood. Unfortunately, this was a cloying creme brulee-meets-lemon fresh Pledge yuckfest. Not my cup of tea at all, though speaking of tea, if you love super-sweet milky Earl Grey tea, this one might be for you due to the overwhelming citrus bouquet. Ultimately, I found this unwearable, and retired it to a bathroom spray, but even that didn't work out because it makes me sneeze. I wound up giving it away - just couldn't do this one.

It's a cavity inducing sugar bomb! It was a blind buy and I don't regret it, but it's the sweetest perfume I've ever smelled, even La vie est belle is less sweet, which I own and love. On me it starts with a blast of creme brulee and coconut. The whipped cream note is very prominent. I am not very fond of the combination of all these three with the citrusy note. It's a very affordable gourmand and I wear it, especially in cold weather. I hope most people in my vicinity enjoys coconut and creme brulee. i haven't received compliments yet, but nobody complains, so I am gonna try wearing it more often.

This is a 5 star Gourmand. It should be labeled unisex as the dry down of vetiver and sandalwood leans masculine. Just get it, dont think about, just buy it. Oh and im 1st