Sweet Tooth Lemon Pie by Sabrina Carpenter
Hi Posse. I was trawling Surrender To Chance a while back, looking at what was new. Sweet Tooth Lemon Pie by Sabrina Carpenter came up. It was released 2025 and I like her music. In the basket it went. It’s been sitting here awaiting a spritz. So I did. It’s less than a week later and I’m nearly done with my 3ml decant. More-ish much? Hell yes.
Also, love the chocolate slab bottle. Apparently she used to live next door to a chocolate factory. How is she so rail thin. If I lived next to a chocolate factory I’d be dead.
Sweet Tooth Lemon Pie by Sabrina Carpenter 2025
Featured accords:
Top: Candied Lemon, Sugar, Bergamot
Heart: Meringue, Limoncello, Condensed Milk
Base: Graham Crackers, Vanilla Chantilly Cream, Tonka Bean
That first spritz is a LOT! Sweet Tooth Lemon Pie opens with a cream, condensed milk and biscuit base punch in the nose. It’s kinda gruesome. That lasts about a minute and suddenly the citrus arrives. A big old swirl of beautiful, sharp and juicy lemony sherbet. The biscuit base is still there but now it’s tempered.
I don’t love the first five monists but as soon as the fragrances major fireworks have blown off we are left with a sincerely wearable gourmand fragrance. Yes, it heavily references Lemon Meringue Pie (one of my absolute faves BTW) but it’s now a fragrance.
Once Sweet Tooth Lemon Pie hits this point it stays fairly linear. Pumping out a sweet, lightly lemon, creamy gorgeousness with a biscuit crust. A perfume dream of a dessert. Not like a Demeter exact recreation.
It’s not going to stand up against a Pierre Guillaume gourmand. Sweet Tooth Lemon Pie is just a bit too heavy handed for that. It will have you smelling delicious though. If that’s what you’re into.
I bought my decant retail at Surrender To Chance. Yes, they are my friends but I pay.
The last celebuscent I wrote about here was I Fancy You by Jessica Simpson. Oh, and Madonna Truth or Dare Naked two weeks ago!
Have you jumped on the Sabrina Carpenter fragrance train yet?
Portia xx
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