Dulcess Costamor for women

"Sweet little" is a good description of this fragrance, 9154mf :-). Very natural - somehow organic sweetness - it is what I imagine crushed, raw sugar cane would smell... Very simple, to me this scent is not very soapy or perhaps there is just a vague hint of soapiness, a faint whiff of soap you might detect coming from a clothing item taken straight out of a wardrobe where a few bars of soap have been stored... Still - the pure (as in clean) sweetness is the dominant note here along with a bit of vanilla, fruit and gentle blossom. Quite nice.

Dry-down reminded very much of Hanae mori EDP, was pleasant almondy-coconut-vanillic... nice, but probably wouldn't purchase a FB

Since I grew up in tropical country, this perfume really reminds me of ripe mango and pineapple scent. It's sweet, but not too boozy and heavy.

Soapy and therefore special! I this scent was a color, it'd be white due to its pureness. :) 9154ml nailed it, Dulcess doesn't strike you as an expensive scent but if you like soapy fragrances, it is worth a try!

p.s. afterwards added:
Dulcess is the frag of my Summer 2010.

I just tried a sample from Luckyscent, and it's on my buy list. This ultra warm scent smells like sugar--not the cotton candy or syrup variety, but the raw, fresh, lightly carmelized sugar. It's not a complex scent: I discerned no real top/middle/bottom notes. But it does last a long time with its one note. And that warm, sweet, raw sugar smell is hypnotic all on its own.

This a sweet little perfume. Being a gourmand lover I was sure enough that I would like this that I bought a FB unsniffed. And I do like it. I must say it doesn't necessarily smell like an 'uber-expensive' scent, but don't let that put you off if you like scents that smell like a cloud of sweet musky coconutty vanilla. The almond blossom was strong at first, but it mellows down and becomes a lovely supporting player to the very subtle fruits, and mainly coconut creaminess.