Snow Fairy
Snow Fairy opens with an unmistakable wall of candyfloss sweetness—bubblegum-pink, synthetic, and unapologetic.
The scent fingerprint
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- Vanilla85
- Fruity50
- Cherry50
- Powdery
By the editors · 2 min readSnow Fairy opens with an unmistakable wall of candyfloss sweetness—bubblegum-pink, synthetic, and unapologetic. The scent is almost purely gourmand, built around what reads as cotton candy accord bolstered by vanilla and a trace of fruity musk. There's no pretense of complexity here; it's a straight line from first spray to drydown.
As it settles, the sweetness softens slightly but never recedes. What emerges is a powdery vanilla base that clings close to skin, still decidedly saccharine but less aggressive than the initial blast. The effect is nostalgic in a specific way—fairground treats, childhood bath products, the kind of scent that polarizes immediately.
This is for those who want their fragrance to announce itself without ambiguity. It's playful, unsubtle, and utterly committed to its aesthetic. Not a scent that adapts to the wearer so much as one the wearer must embrace entirely.
Scent twins
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