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Sunset Riot
by Allsaints
Sunset Riot by All Saints delivers a bright, sweet, and aromatic amber fragrance with a notable initial medicinal or clean-scented quality, reminiscent of a hospital or dentist office, which some find off-putting while others regard as intriguingly unique. It shares DNA with Baccarat Rouge 540 in its opening—candy-sweet, with citrus and floral-poised notes—but evolves into a softer, more wearable profile with woody and spicy amber accords. The perfume is widely regarded as a unisex, daytime-friendly scent with moderate performance, offering an accessible, budget-conscious alternative to high-end gourmands like BR540 or Cloud, though it lacks the lasting projection and intensity of those originals. Many users appreciate its fresh, low-key elegance and versatile appeal across seasons and occasions, especially for a casual, modern aesthetic.
Pros
- +Effectively delivers the 'BR540 vibe' without the high price, making it a compelling affordable option for fans of that scent.
- +Its clean, sweet, and subtly spicy character suits daytime wear and is well-suited for spring and summer seasons.
- +It stands out as a unique, balanced fusion of floral, amber, and woody elements, offering a personal signature without being overwhelmingly sweet or synthetic.
Cons
- −Longevity is inconsistent across users—many report it lasting only 3 to 6 hours, with some experiencing a rapid fade on skin.
- −The initial medicinal or clinical note (reminiscent of disinfectant or dental chair) can be offensively harsh for sensitive noses.
- −Performance is considered moderate, and long wear depends heavily on application to clothing or multiple sprays, limiting its stand-alone use.