Clone houses / Aquolina / Pink Sugar
Aquolina Pink Sugar smells like Carolina Herrera 212 Sexy.
Rated 58 similar by people who own both, reported by a few owners, a close alternative. For women.
Scent overlap
Both bottles' accords, strongest at the top, facing each other. A bar joined through the middle is one they share.
Notes of Pink Sugar
What Aquolina publishes. Black means 212 Sexy shares the note.
The house has not published a note list for this bottle; the accords above come from its own description.
Notes of 212 Sexy
What Carolina Herrera publishes. Black means Pink Sugar shares the note.
Top
- pink pepper
- mandarin orange
- bergamot
Heart
- cotton candy
- gardenia
- flowers
- pelargonium
- rose
Base
- vanilla
- musk
- sandalwood
- caramel
- violet
- patchouli
The 3 bottles it is compared with
Each line is a community comparison, with how well documented it is and what owners say differs.
58Carolina Herrera 212 SexyUSD 103, reported by a few ownersPink Sugar shares the cotton candy and vanilla sweetness but drops the pink pepper and gardenia, so it smells younger and more sugary than the grown-up 212 Sexy.55Lacoste L.12.12 Pour Elle SparklingUSD 76, reported by a few ownersPure cotton candy and caramelised sugar with little fruit, so it skips the apple and blackberry opening and the patchouli and vetiver base.52Salvatore Ferragamo Signorinaprice varies, reported by a few ownersPink Sugar is far sweeter and more candied, with sugar taking over where Signorina keeps a peony and rose heart with only a creamy panna cotta edge.
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Carolina Herrera 212 Sexy
USD 103, 100 ml
Aquolina Pink Sugar
price varies, 100 ml
58 similar. Pink Sugar shares the cotton candy and vanilla sweetness but drops the pink pepper and gardenia, so it smells younger and more sugary than the grown-up 212 Sexy.
