Sweet Tooth
Fragrance notes
Character
Sweet Tooth opens as a fully candied breakfast: marshmallow, chocolate and candied ginger over bergamot, with barely a pause before Madagascar vanilla and coconut milk take hold. Jasmine sits underneath the sugar as pure texture rather than a distinct flower, adding a faint waxy roundness without much real floral lift of its own.
This is where the trade-off shows. Staying power is short, the sweetness fading quickly and settling into something powdery under a faint musk, and the perfume stays close to the body throughout, clear to you long after anyone else has stopped noticing it. It suits a low-key day, casual and close to home, more suited to running errands than to an occasion built around making an entrance. Layering helps stretch what is there, though the composition itself was clearly built to stay light.
Cashmere wood and sugar keep the base soft, never heavy, even with marshmallow, whipped cream and sugar all present at once. It suits cooler months best, when the sweetness feels cozy and warm against the cold outside. A fresh marshmallow held too close to warm coals ends up the same way, soft and sugary right up until it disappears.
Smells similar
Built from the same materials — ranked by how unusual the shared notes are, not by how many.
