Sugarbaby is the art of temptation wrapped in citrus light and spiced velvet. Inspired by the provocative allure of Sugardaddy by Fugazzi, this fragrance doesn’t walk into a room — it arrives, shimmering with confidence, charisma, and a sweetness sharpened by danger.

It opens with a smile you never forget: the juicy sparkle of tangerine and the refined, sunlit brightness of bergamot. A citrus halo that feels playful, effortless, almost flirtatious — the first wink in a story that’s about to get deeper.

Then comes the slow, seductive burn.

In the heart, nutmeg and clove unfurl like warm breath against skin, mingling with the dark, luscious tang of black currant. A whisper of jasmine softens the edges, adding a floral glow that feels intimate, delicate, and hypnotic — a secret you lean in to hear.

But the true addiction lies in the base.

A pulse of ambergris glows with salty warmth, wrapped in the sensual softness of cashmeran. Earthy patchouli and deep moss add a shadowed undertone — a quiet promise, a lingering touch, a memory that refuses to fade.

Sugarbaby is sweet, yes — but never simple.

It is a fragrance of contrasts: bright yet mysterious, soft yet commanding, innocent in the opening and dangerously irresistible by the finale.

It’s the chemistry you can’t explain.

The connection you shouldn’t pursue — but do anyway.

The smile that starts something.

The scent that finishes it.

Sugarbaby:

Seduction, polished. Sweetness, sharpened. Desire, bottled.