Question:
I just wanted to get some of your thoughts concerning Aquolina's Blue Sugar for Men. I've tried this before and like it but have had the compliment made by someone around me that something smelled like cotton candy. Do you think it is too feminine and/or for kids?
Thanks, Brandon

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Even the name sounds feminine and/or childish. But that is just me, I'm generally not into overly sweet fragrances. Really the most interesting, attractive and wonderful thing you can be is yourself. Not to say you can't get suggestions and input from other people but in the end it has to be what works for you.

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The name sounds unappealing to me and I tried it at Sephora and I didn't like it at all. Way too sweet without anything else to balance it out.

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WAY too sweet!
Smells just like cotton candy. I guess if you want to smell like cotton candy, go for it.
If you want a sweet fragrance (but no where as sweet as Blue Sugar) with a little more class and complexity try Hanai Mori or Rochas Man.

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They should've called this BURNT Sugar. It's really unappealing. It smells like burnt cookies. I can't imagine anyone wanting to smell like this - man, woman, or child.

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Originally Posted by CologneJunkie They should've called this BURNT Sugar. It's really unappealing. It smells like burnt cookies. I can't imagine anyone wanting to smell like this - man, woman, or child. I have decided gourmand (sp???) fragrances are not my forte'. If they were, Blue Sugar would be at the top of my list as it smells so authentically like cotton candy and sugar.

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I disagree with a lot of you. I think the black licorish smell is way more noticable than cotton candy.

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I got a sample from Nordstrom's. I thought it was awful. Anybody who likes
A-Men would love this stuff. I won't say which Nordstrom though. (To protect
the salesgal.) My Dad cringed when he smelled it.

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I don't think it is feminine so much, but I definitely think it is for someone very young. I imagine this on someone that is still in school or is mentally still at that point in their life. Not the smell for a professional in my opinion.

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I'm a neuro sugeon and I love to bathe in it before surgery.