Marshmellow Blush

Scent Breakdown

Marshmellow Blush opens with a blast of sugary sweetness. The marshmallow note is definitely present, though it leans more towards a synthetic, powdered sugar vibe than actual toasted marshmallow. It gets close to Yum Boujee Marshmellow, maybe hitting 92% of the way there. The coconut in the heart is subtle, more of a creamy texture than a distinct coconut scent. The freesia attempts to add a floral touch, but gets bulldozed by the sugar. As it dries down, the vanilla and musk create a soft, sweet base. It’s pleasant, but lacks the depth and sophistication of the original. The drydown is where the differences become most apparent; the original has a smoother, more luxurious feel, while this remains consistently sweet.

Projection Power

Longevity is surprisingly decent . I get about 4-5 hours of noticeable wear, with projection that's moderate for the first hour, then sits closer to the skin. It won't fill a room, but people close to you will definitely smell the sweetness. Don't expect all day wear.

Conclusion

Marshmellow Blush is a solid budget option for those who crave the Yum Boujee Marshmellow vibe without the premium price tag. Is it a perfect dupe? No. Does it capture the essence of the original? Absolutely. If you're willing to overlook some synthetic edges and less impressive performance this is a worthwhile purchase. I'd say if you're budget conscious, this is the way to go. Why pay 10x more?