Paris Corner
Qissa Delicious
Best Sabrina Carpenter Sweet Tooth Dupe
79% MatchInspired by $40 originalSave ~$15 (37%)
Accuracy Breakdown
Overall Accuracy79%
You Save37% ($15)
The Scoop
Qissa Delicious by Paris Corner is a sweet and vanilla fragrance for women that shoppers most often put next to Sabrina Carpenter Sweet Tooth. It holds a 4.1 out of 5 community rating from 1,184 votes, is usually described as moderate with moderate projection and is seen as good value by those who own it. About 259 people say it reminds them of the original.
Key Differences
Brings orange and marshmallow to the mix and skips marshamallow, sugar and candied ginger from the original.
Fragrance Profile
★ 4.1 community ratingCommunity Insights
★ 4.1 from 1.2K ratingsWhat people who wear Paris Corner Qissa Delicious report, based on votes and reviews from a large fragrance community.
Main accords
sweet
vanilla
powdery
citrus
chocolate
musky
lactonic
Longevity
Very weak11%
Weak23%
Moderate53%
Long lasting12%
Eternal2%
Sillage
Intimate37%
Moderate51%
Strong11%
Enormous1%
Who wears it
Female67%
More female22%
Unisex11%
More male0%
Male0%
Day or night
Day
Night
Value for money
Way overpriced2%
Overpriced1%
Ok17%
Good value41%
Great value39%
People say it reminds them of
Sabrina Carpenter Sweet Tooth 259Sabrina Carpenter Sweet Tooth Caramel Dream 79Philosophy Fresh Cream Warm Cashmere 52Al Wataniah Shouq 29Bath & Body Works Warm Vanilla Sugar 27
What people like
- Safe inoffensive office-friendly scent
- Comforting and cozy bedtime fragrance
- Affordable price for large 100ml bottle
- Smooth airy marshmallow and cream texture
What people dislike
- Too faint for heavy gourmand lovers
- Poor projection sits close to skin
- Scent disappears within three hours
- Initial spray smells strongly of alcohol
What wearers say
“I absolutely adore Qissa Delicious. It has a delightful sweetness similar to Qissa Pink, but with an opening that’s unique, orange, chocolate, vanilla, and a hint of musk blend beautifully. The opening notes even remind me of Tous Touch, though I can’t be certain they share the same components. The only drawback is Qissa Delicious’s longevity, which doesn’t quite match the lasting power of Qissa Pink. Still, I love both fragrances for their charm and character.”
“One day when I wor this my 3 yeard old daughter asked why I smell like nail pollish. She really nailed it. I want to like this scent because I like orange chocolate. But there's something in the opening that smells like nail polish remover or hairspray. And the performance isn't great. It pretty much disappears after sprayed, and mine has had time to macerate for about 4 months. Maybe it would need more time but I decided to gift the perfume to my sister. She really fell in love with it while for me it's kinda disappointing.”
“I think I was hoping more for some sort of whipped cream chocolate orange scent, but instead it smells closer to Le Monde Gourmand's Prosecco Spritz (in opening) and dries down more woody. I prefer the drydown over the opening. It is a new bottle, so I'm hoping it gets better with time. Will edit post if it does.”