Sweetie's Lost Cherry by The Dua Brand bottle
The Dua Brand

Sweetie's Lost Cherry

2.6/5 · 5 votes Feminine 2022
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Fragrance notes

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Character

Longevity4.0/5
Sillage4.2/5
Day100
Night50
Fall100
Winter100
Spring50
Summer50
Our take

Sweetie's Lost Cherry is a daytime gourmand for people who find most dessert scents too heavy for sunlight. The blend of black cherry, cherry liqueur, and syrup creates a bright fruitiness that feels lively rather than cloying. Mandarin orange, grapefruit, and bergamot add a citrus spark that keeps the composition airy. Whipped cream and marshmallow provide a soft sweetness, but ambrette and Haitian vetiver prevent it from becoming a flat sugar rush. The result is a fragrance that works in the open air, where the sun highlights the fruit instead of weighing it down.

This scent suits someone who wants a playful personality without the seriousness of dark woods or heavy resins. Turkish rose and jasmine sambac bring a floral elegance that balances the candy elements, while bitter almond and raspberry add a slight edge to the sweetness. Sandalwood, cedar, and Peru balsam ground the blend so it never smells like a child's treat. It is for the wearer who enjoys turning heads with something cheerful and unapologetically pretty during a morning market stroll or a bright afternoon gathering with friends.

Those who prefer stark, minimal compositions built around clean musk or dry linen should avoid this bottle. The combination of black currant, tonka bean, and vanilla creates a rich environment that demands attention and enjoys the warmth of the day. Sweetie's Lost Cherry commits fully to its gourmand identity and offers no subtle alternative once applied. It is a celebration of fruit and sugar wrapped in a floral embrace. The final impression leaves you with cherry and almond.

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