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Welcome back to “Beautyistic!” I’m so excited you’re here with me today for another fragrance review. If you’re someone who loves exploring unique and creative scents, you’re in the right place. Today, we’re diving into Sabrina Carpenter’s debut fragrance, the Sweet Tooth Eau de Parfum. This perfume promises to bring a sweet, indulgent experience with its blend of desserts and other delightful notes. But does it live up to its claims? Let’s find out.
First, let’s take a look at the key features of this perfume. Sabrina Carpenter’s Sweet Tooth Eau de Parfum is inspired by her personal love for desserts. It blends candied ginger, chocolate marshmallow, milky vanilla, and Chantilly cream. These notes combine to create a gourmand fragrance, which is a scent category focused on edible, sweet notes. The fragrance comes in a 2.5 fl oz bottle, which is compact and easy to carry. The bottle itself is styled like a chocolate bar with tones of pink and rose gold, making it both functional and stylish—a nice touch for anyone who appreciates aesthetically pleasing packaging.
Now, let’s talk about how the Sweet Tooth Eau de Parfum performs in real life. Right out of the bottle, you get an immediate sweetness. The blend of chocolate marshmallow and Chantilly cream is noticeable, creating that rich, dessert-like vibe. There’s a subtle warmth from the milky vanilla that grounds the scent and keeps it from being overwhelmingly sweet. The candied ginger adds a touch of spice that keeps things interesting, creating an interesting contrast to the otherwise creamy and sugary profile.
The fragrance does have staying power, which is one of its standout features. I wore it throughout the day, and it lasted a solid 6–8 hours before fading into a softer scent. This makes it a good option for daily wear, especially if you like a fragrance that can carry you through work or errands and still have some presence by the end of the day.
However, one thing to keep in mind is that the sweetness of this perfume may be a little too much for those who prefer lighter, more floral scents. If you tend to gravitate towards fresh, clean, or floral perfumes, this may feel a bit too heavy on the sweet side. But for anyone who enjoys gourmand fragrances, it’s a delightful option.
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Now, let’s break it down:
The pros of Sweet Tooth are pretty clear. First, it has an interesting blend of dessert-inspired notes that is perfect for anyone who enjoys a sugary, warm fragrance. The packaging is another big win—it’s unique, stylish, and stands out on any vanity. Plus, the longevity is solid, meaning it’ll last through a full day of activities without needing a touch-up.
On the flip side, the cons mainly stem from the fragrance’s intensity. The sweetness might be overwhelming for some, especially if you prefer lighter, more airy perfumes. It’s not a versatile fragrance in the sense that it could work in every situation—it’s very much a statement scent. Also, if you’re not a fan of gourmand perfumes, this might not be your go-to.
Now, how does it compare to other perfumes on the market? There are plenty of other gourmand fragrances out there, but Sweet Tooth stands out with its unique blend of notes. Some other gourmand scents can lean heavily on chocolate or vanilla, but the balance here between the creamy notes and the spicy candied ginger creates something a little different. In terms of price, it’s on the higher end for celebrity fragrances, but the lasting power and the beautiful bottle make it feel worth the investment for someone who loves sweet, dessert-inspired perfumes.
Let’s talk about build quality for a moment. The bottle is beautifully designed, and the glass feels sturdy. The fact that it’s modeled after a chocolate bar is a fun touch that makes it feel more like a piece of art than just another perfume bottle. The sprayer works well, providing an even mist that helps you apply just the right amount without wasting any product.
I haven’t had any direct experience with customer support for this fragrance, but Scent Beauty is known for offering good service, and their cruelty-free and sustainably sourced approach is a nice touch for those who prioritize ethical practices in their beauty products.
In terms of product alternatives, if you’re looking for something similar but a little less intense, I’d suggest checking out Yves Saint Laurent’s Mon Paris or Prada Candy—both of these offer sweet, gourmand scents without being as heavy as Sweet Tooth.
So, what’s the final verdict? Sweet Tooth is a fun, indulgent fragrance that will appeal to those who enjoy warm, dessert-like scents. It has a unique blend of sweet and spicy notes, which makes it stand out from other perfumes in the gourmand category. However, it’s not for everyone—if you’re not into strong, sugary fragrances, you might want to look elsewhere. But for those who do enjoy this style, it’s definitely worth checking out.
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