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tsearchy Sultry I’ve never heard of Pink Sugar, now my teeth hurt. It reminds me of Oscar Levant’s other quote about Doris Day, “I never watch her. She’s very bad for my diabetes.”
Now “Fettucine” is a fragrance I’d be willing to try.
Oh, save some for me!
Believe it or not, I have never smelled Pink Sugar (well, I have probably smelled it *on* someone without knowing it). I do have a bottle of Aquolina Chocolovers that is a few years old, but my perfume tastes have changed since then and it’s way too sweet for me now! It’s still fun once in a blue moon though.
I liked Chocolovers, but it’s gone so guess it did not do as well as Pink Sugar.
I once read a review that said Chocolovers smelled like lemon Pledge sprayed on a cheap candy bar…lol..I kind of agree. (Or maybe the review just stuck on me and when I got the fragrance, I was already ruined for it?)
I haven’t ever tried Pink Sugar either! Like Jill said, probably smelled it on someone and just didn’t know it. As appetizing as Robin’s made it sound (not), I think I’m going to look for it at Ulta the next time I’m there. No, no…don’t worry…not on actual skin….strawberries and burnt sugar could really be a mistake. Right now I’m enjoying a spritz of another sugary wonder: CSP Vanilla Abricot (original formula) now there’s a yummy vanilla ….I want to lick my arm……
Mmmm … original Vanille Abricot…. [raps fingers on table rhythmically and pouts longingly]
As candied sweet fruity florals go, I’d say Pink Sugar is better than many…plus it costs less than many, which is a definite plus.
Pink Sugar seems to get plenty of love out there. I’d like to sniff the Blue Sugar too—both of them used to be all over ebay, haven’t noticed in a while though.
Robin, after this you deserve a huge, pristine bottle of vintage Diorissimo. I sincerely hope one finds its way to you.
Gosh, I hope so too
I’m definitely curious to try Pink Sugar after hearing about it all this time.
Regarding Sensual: do you think it’s out of place to say that CSP could put this in a can and call it “Vanille Cassis” and it would be believable?
“Candyfloss,” as they say, is not my cup of tea, but if people like it, I hope they sell the hell out of it.
There is a Blue Sugar for men too! Although don’t know if they’re still making it. And on the CSP, sure, why not? But I think Pink Sugar outsells the CSPs as is…
I believe Blue Suagr IS the men’s “version” of Pink Sugar. It gags me,though. Reminds me of Good and Plenty candy. Black licorice-y, bad for you and CHEAP! Ick.
Whoops…I meant to type SUGAR, sorry.
