Dossier Floral Marshmallow - Inspired by by Kilian Love Don't Be Shy

Floral Marshmallow by Dossier is a Floral Gourmand fragrance for women launched in 2021. Sensual, innocent, yet playful, Floral Marshmallow delivers an exquisite blend of vibrant florals and edible notes.

This unique fragrance is made of an expressive combination of orange blossom and marshmallow, plus fresh notes of honeysuckle and neroli. Base scents of musk, amber, and vanilla add depth and complement the sweet marshmallow opening notes.

Notes: Marshmallow, Neroli, Bergamot; Orange Blossom, Honeysuckle, Jasmine, Orris;  Vanilla, Musk and Amber.

REVIEWS

Fragrantica - "This version is nearly identical. Floral Marshmallow smells sooooooo good y'all. It is such a sweet, soft sugary marshmallow scent on dry-down. My mom said I smelled like sweet pineapple after a full day of wearing it." 

Fragrantica - "A classic floral-Oriental, that is almost identical to Jasmin Imperatrice Eugenie by Creed. Truly luxurious. Incredibly inexpensive. What an unexpected discovery Dossier is!!!"

Fragrantica - "The BEST Love don't Be Shy by Kilian Dupe. Way better than Sweet Addict from Oakcha, that seems too synthetic and rough to my nose.  Don't be afraid by the blast of alcohol in the opening, it only lasts for few minutes I promise."

Fragrantica -" I would describe this as a fluffy white floral. I personally pick up a lot of the Jasmine and marshmallow."

Fragrantica - "Wowee!! Talk about yummy! I thought I had outgrown sweet, gourmand scents but this one is simply divine! It's like an orange creamsicle melting in the sun surrounded by beautiful white florals. Those are the scents I'm picking up from this. I couldn't stop smelling my arm after I sprayed it!"

Fragrantica - "This perfume smells just like love don't be shy it's a 10/10 forever recommend. The silage is bomb..."

Fragrantica - "The first few seconds after spraying (while it's still wet) are pretty alcohol-y, after that it dries down into that familiar blend of warm sweet caramel, Neroli, & Bergamot (the marshmallow works well with the amber and musk to replicate that caramel in LDBS). Then the florals come out, and the amber pokes through quite a bit."

Fragrantica - "I bought this dupe, and I am beyond impressed.  As I write this, I have the two perfumes side by side and the Dossier version is spot on, a 99% dupe. I totally get how people could think this smells like fruit loops, or grape candy, but I think this is more complex than that. What I smell is earl grey tea with cream and sugar. "Floral marshmallow" is a perfect name for this, because it really is flowers (orange blossom heavy) fully mellowed out by marshmallow and vanilla. There's no acidity to this scent at all. Very airy, feminine, soft. This is what Aphrodite smells like."

Fragrantica - "All the notes just sing together. You can actually smell ALL the them! It is an orange creamsicle surrounded by a light bouquet of perky flowers. Neroli can be overwhelming, but mixed with this orange blossom, in the right amount, gives the impression of a not-yet-ripe juicy orange. The longevity is stellar, too."

Fragrantica - "Dossier absolutely nailed it! It smells a bit like alcohol in the beginning but fades away very quickly. If I wore blindtested I wouldn't smell the difference between this one and love don't be shy. And the longevity is AMAZING. Stayed on my skin for over nine hours. Kudos Dossier! Very very well done."

Fragrantica - "This scent by Dossier is one of my favorites. I bought it on a whim during their Black Friday sale, and I'm so glad I did. It's just so cozy and sweet and enveloping and I just want to breathe it in all day...As far as notes go, this one is super heavy on the marshmallow, which I think smells amazing. It is a little much after the first sprays (I use four, two on my wrists and two on my neck), but in a matter of seconds it settles into a beautiful floral/fruity candy. I can smell the orange blossom for sure, and it blends so well with the sweetness. Orange blossom and marshmallow are the two things I get most out of my untrained nose."