Sugarwood by Costamor

Costamor Sugarwood

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Sugarwood is a gentle, woody and gourmand fragrance with a surprise note of sugar cane, which is a cultivated crop in Costa Rica. Luscious fig complements the sweetness of the notes, while warm cedar evokes the woody aspect of the plant. Gentle flowers: jasmine, peony and iris, blend beautifully to create a feminine perfume, sweet and sophisticated.

Notes: bergamot, fig, sugar cane pulp, peony, jasmine, musk, iris, vanilla and cedarwood.

It is available as 50 ml EDP.

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9154mf

All of the reviews so far are right: this is a pleasant scent but not necessarily soemthing I would want to buy and wear. It's like sugarcane, with it's depth of sweetness mixed with some uplifting citrus at the start, then some figgy jammy-ness with a soft wood. It's nice and sort of interesting, but I won't buy it.

08/26/10 23:03:11

 

guest_Danny_Girl

This was an interesting, almost fascinating scent, but it really didn't seem like a perfume you would WEAR. Sort of an adventure in sniffing. I smell the earth, fresh dirt, green crops growing. And there's some of Costamor's usual sugar in there, though not as strong as Dulcess/Tabacca. This is a wonderful scent in nature, and I bet Costa Rica sugar fields smell just like this. But I wouldn't want this one on my wrist.

07/11/10 07:19:21

singlemalt

I wasn't at all certain of this scent. it seemed perhaps too sweet. I purchased a bottle after sampling though. The cedar acts as a counterpoint to the sweet. what I perceive is sugar cane the plant, not sugar the finished component. The flowers lend a surrounding quality again to remind you that you are not in bag of sugar, but a field of cane. overall it is unusual, lovely and something I have been reaching for as the weather gets warmer.

05/17/10 22:41:56

 

cloyd42

It's pleasant but odd. On me the fig and cedar combine to yield fig newton--the juiciness just isn't there.

04/15/10 20:17:31

libertybelle

It's just like it's name implies. Sugar and wood. Has a hint of pleasing citrus at the opening thanks to the bergamot. Flower notes come forward within minutes and the fragrance has a honey like quality from the fig. Even so, I don't find the sweetness too cloying and appreciate the cedar note which holds this fragrance back from venturing into candy territory. I think this makes a great summer fragrance and worth trying if a person appreciates sweeter fragrances.

04/01/10 08:17:29

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