Description
Adam Ate It Too
Yes, I got y'all cursed. I said I was sorry. But girl, he took me there.
Lean in close so I can spill the tea. I have been the villain far too long, and this hinoki tree is the only one who's heard my side. For the record, it never said apple. Go read it. It says fruit. Y'all picked the apple, and it suits me. Now, I'm not about to put a lie on top of a sin, so I'll say it. That fruit was good. Apple or not, it was crisp. Good enough to make me sin. Juicy enough to run down my wrist, dark and sweet like a ripe plum. The Lord was clear and the Lord was fair. That part is on me, and I have apologized to Him and to every woman who ever had a cramp. But Adam? This man was standing right there. Ate his half without a word, then ran for the fig leaves like that was a plan. The second the questions started, he pointed at me. "The woman." Last week I was "bone of my bones," and now I'm "the woman"? He even tried to put it on the Lord for making me. Sir. Thought he'd point his way out of there smelling like roses. And the snake? Strolled up on legs he doesn't have anymore, all mouth and no shame. Now he's on his belly, still sliding into women's DMs. Then they did our girl Snow White the same way. A different story and a different apple, but the same hustle.
So this one is for my rebellious women. The ones who own their part, apologize when it's due, and refuse to carry one ounce of his. On my way out, I didn't cry and I didn't beg. I packed. Apples, because I already paid for those. Jasmine for my hair, because a woman leaves looking good. And a cutting from my hinoki tree, for the peace that shows up the day you stop explaining yourself. Let them keep telling it wrong. If I got kicked out of the garden, then "bone of my bones" got kicked out right along with me.
All About the Notes
Fragrance Family
Woody · Fruity · Floral
Smells Like
Crisp · Jammy · Calm
Trio Notes
Apple · Jasmine · Hinoki
Here's the Tea · What You Actually SmellTap to open
Adam Ate It Too is a woodsy, fruity floral with a clean streak and a little bite. It opens on bright apple and dusky plum, then softens into ripe fig, jasmine and a deep Turkish rose that make the fruit feel grown. As it dries down, pale hinoki wood, smooth vanilla and soft musk settle in close, calm and clean, like the argument is over and you won.
The ExperienceTap to open
The Spray Perfume (Alcohol Based · Eau de Parfum)Tap to open
All about our Spray Perfume
Sillage
Moderate (6 out of 10)
A crisp, fruity trail that reaches arm's length for the first three hours or so, apple out front and rose right behind it. Around hour four the hinoki pulls it in, and it wears as a clean skin scent for anyone who leans in.
Longevity
Moderate on skin
Estimated 6 to 8 hours on skin. It holds on to scarves, collars and sweaters into the next day, and it goes longer layered over the Body Butter.
Concentration
Poured within this scent's IFRA limit
Every Sugar Mama's scent is poured at its own IFRA maximum. Want the IFRA details? Just ask and we'll send them.
Dry Down
The Body Mist (Alcohol & Hydrating Aloe)Tap to open
All about our Alcohol and Hydrating Aloe Body Mists
Sillage
Alcohol Mist
Moderate (5 out of 10)
A bright cloud of apple and rose for the first hour, then a clean bubble about an arm's length out. It hangs on longer in a scarf or a knit.
Hydrating Aloe Mist
Intimate (3 out of 10)
Soft and close from the first spritz, more fig and jasmine than crunch. Mostly for you, and whoever leans in to ask.
Longevity
Alcohol Mist
Short to moderate on skin
Estimated 4 to 6 hours on skin, longer on clothes. Mist it over the Body Butter and it goes further.
Hydrating Aloe Mist
Short on skin
Estimated 2 to 3 hours on skin, a little longer on clothes. A quick reset at your desk or in the car. Layer it over the Body Butter to stretch it.
Concentration
Poured within this scent's IFRA limit
Same for both mists.
Want the IFRA details? Just ask and we'll send them.
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The Body Oil, Roll-On and Solid Perfume (Our Luxury Oil Base)Tap to open
All about our Body Oil, Roll-On and Solid Perfume
Sillage
Body Oil
Intimate to moderate (4 out of 10)
Worn all over, so it carries more than a dab, a warm, fruity glow about as far as a hug. Within a couple of hours it melts into a clean skin scent.
Roll-On
Intimate to moderate (4 out of 10)
It stays where you roll it, wrists, neck and behind the ears, but it speaks up more than you'd expect. Noticed whenever someone leans in close enough to catch the rose.
Solid Perfume
Very intimate (2 out of 10)
A skin scent from the first swipe, soft and clean. Yours alone, until someone gets close.
Longevity
Body Oil
Short to moderate on skin
Estimated 4 to 6 hours on skin, light on clothes since it sinks right in. Smooth it on damp skin after a shower, and it goes longer under the Spray Perfume.
Roll-On
Moderate on skin
Estimated 6 to 8 hours on skin. It stays put, so there's not much on clothes. Roll it over the Body Butter for extra staying power.
Solid Perfume
Short to moderate on skin
Estimated 4 to 6 hours on skin, and almost nothing on clothes. Keep it in your purse for touch-ups, and layer it over the Body Butter to stretch it.
Concentration
Poured within this scent's IFRA limits
Same for all three.
Want the IFRA details? Just ask and we'll send them.
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The Hair Perfumes (Silk & Aloe Hydrating Hair Mist, Hair Wave Mist, Argan Gloss Hair Mist, Argan Milk Hair Mist)Tap to open
All about our Hair Perfumes
Sillage
Hydrating Hair Mist & Hair Wave Mist
Very intimate (2 out of 10)
A soft breeze of apple and jasmine when you flip your hair or pull it up. Then it stays near.
Argan Gloss Hair Mist
Intimate (3 out of 10)
The one people notice most. A bright, rosy glow when you move, strongest in the first hour.
Argan Milk Hair Mist
Very intimate (2 out of 10)
Creamy and close. The jasmine shows up when someone leans in for a hug.
Longevity
Hydrating Hair Mist & Hair Wave Mist
Short in hair
Estimated 2 to 3 hours in hair. Light and easy to refresh, so toss it in your bag. Mist it over the Argan Milk to stretch it.
Argan Gloss Hair Mist
Short to moderate in hair
Estimated 3 to 5 hours in hair. It can linger on a scarf or a pillowcase into the next day. Layer it over the Argan Milk for more.
Argan Milk Hair Mist
Short in hair
Estimated 3 to 4 hours in hair. Finish with the Argan Gloss to bring the apple back up.
Concentration
Hair-safe strength
Poured to the IFRA limit for hair on this scent, which is set much lower than for skin. Light, clean, and made to sit pretty in your hair.
Want the IFRA details? Just ask and we'll send them.
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The Body Butter & Body Butter ShimmerTap to open
All about our Body Butter and Body Butter Shimmer
Sillage
Moderate (5 out of 10)
Worn all over, so it reads as a real scent, not just lotion. A fruity, rosy glow for the first hour or two, then a clean, cozy skin bubble.
Longevity
Short to moderate on skin
Estimated 4 to 6 hours on skin. It carries onto your sweaters and sheets, and it's the best base to layer the Spray Perfume or Body Mist over.
Concentration
Poured within this scent's IFRA limit
Made for skin, head to toe.
Want the IFRA details? Just ask and we'll send them.
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The Layering Lab · Mix & MatchTap to open
Same garden, four ways out. Keep Adam Ate It Too at the center, then take it darker, sweeter, brighter, or quieter.
Snakeskin Boots
Vintage Vixen brings her seductive, slightly dangerous mood, so the Apple turns dark and glossy and the Plum sinks deep. The Musk and Vanilla pull in warm and close, and the Turkish Rose keeps an edge on it. Wear it on fall nights when you dressed for the drama and left before it started.
Candy Apple Alibi
Caramel Buttercream is pure sweet-tooth comfort, and it coats the Apple like it's the county fair. The Vanilla goes rich and buttery, the Fig turns jammy, and the Hinoki Wood keeps it from going full dessert. For pumpkin patches, Halloween parties, and anyone who swears you look innocent.
Eden at Brunch
Lemon Rose Water lets the sunshine in, fresh and sparkling, so the Turkish Rose and Jasmine bloom bigger and the Apple turns crisp and green. The Plum and Fig lighten up, and the Musk keeps it clean underneath. Wear it to spring brunch, a garden wedding, or any daytime plan where you're keeping your story short.
Done Explaining
The Silent Treatment builds a quiet fortress around the whole thing, so the Hinoki Wood stands taller and the Musk goes soft and still. The Apple and Jasmine sit back, polite but unbothered. Wear it the morning after the blowup, when you have nothing left to say and nowhere you'd rather be.
How to Layer: The French Girl Routine
A scent that lasts all day starts in the shower. Same scent, every layer.
Caution: Never spray on your throat area or underarms.
Scent combinations are personal. These are impressions to explore; the balance will vary with your chosen formats and application.
Where to Wear It & When to Wear ItTap to open
Wear This To
- The first crisp October morning, when you already said sorry once and meant it
- The family dinner where somebody brings up what you did in 2019. Own it, pass the rolls
- The team meeting where they look at you for a mistake that isn't yours
- Apple picking with the girls, first bite yours, no explanations
- Thanksgiving, seated across from the uncle who still tells your story wrong
- The first date after the breakup. Light, bright, and carrying nothing that isn't yours
- A spring garden wedding, jasmine in your hair and zero drama on your plate
- The Halloween party where you came as Eve, apple in hand, daring anyone to say a word
- Any room where somebody tries to hand you his half. Hand it right back
Best Season
Peak season: Fall. September through November. Orchard weather makes the apple and plum read crisp and juicy, and the hinoki wood and vanilla feel right under a light coat.
Also beautiful in: Spring. March through May, when everything is back in bloom. The jasmine and Turkish rose step forward, so it reads fresh and floral instead of cozy.
Works in: Winter. December through February, especially for the holidays. Dry indoor heat is tough on any scent, so smooth on the Body Butter first and let the musk hold it close.
Skip it in: Summer afternoons. July and August heat pushes the fig and vanilla toward syrupy. Summer nights are fine, so save it for after sunset.
Time of Day
Morning through evening. The apple and jasmine keep it bright enough for the office, while hinoki wood and musk carry it into dinner. Clean, grown and a little bit smug, so it works all day and never needs a nightcap.
How to Wear It by Season
| Season | What to Wear | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Fall | Body Butter and Argan Gloss Hair Mist | The butter holds the fig and vanilla close all day, and the gloss sends up a flash of apple every time you turn your head |
| Fall evenings | Roll-On on your wrists and neck | Warm pulse points bring the rose and hinoki wood up as the air cools down |
| Holiday season | Body Oil on damp skin, then the Spray Perfume | The biggest trail on the page over warm, glowy skin, for parties where you plan to be the topic |
| Winter | Body Butter Shimmer, with the Solid Perfume in your bag | Winter skin drinks scent fast, so the shea holds it and the solid rides along for touch-ups |
| Spring | Hydrating Aloe Body Mist and Silk & Aloe Hydrating Hair Mist | Light and dewy, so the jasmine and rose take the lead |
| Summer nights | Alcohol Body Mist and Hair Wave Mist | Bright and breezy, apple up front and plenty of air between you and the heat |
Fragrance notes describe the scent experience, not the ingredient list. These products are for external use, not consumption.
