Collection: Cotton Candy Fragrances
The perfume note of Cotton Candy introduces a fun, whimsical aroma that encapsulates the joyous spirit of carnivals and fairs. It unfolds with an irresistibly sweet scent that's reminiscent of spun sugar melting on the tongue, offering a playful, delightfully indulgent scent that stirs the senses. This initial sweetness is softened by a hint of vanilla, which lends a creamy depth, echoing the comforting warmth of this nostalgic treat. As the scent lingers, it reveals a whisper of strawberry or cherry, enhancing its saccharine, festive character. The Cotton Candy note infuses fragrances with a sense of youthful joy and delicious charm, its scent capturing the fleeting pleasure of this beloved carnival treat.
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Probably, the word ethyl maltol is now familiar to everyone: it is the notorious substance that smells of cotton candy and strawberry jam. An overdose glorified Mugler's Angel, which, at its peak, launched the great foodie trend that we have already enjoyed for 30 years But the history of the use of sugar in perfumery began long before 1992, when Olivier Cresp and Yves de Chirin introduced Angel.
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