(Don't forget a little pecorino Romano to sprinkle on top, too.)

The collaboration includes deodorants, shampoos, body wash, conditioners, and lotion in four doughnut-inspired scents: First up among this bunch is Dunkin’s ubiquitous Strawberry Frosted doughnut, a scent that recalls that sugary-sweet pink creation that’s topped with rainbow sprinkles.It’s joined by the all-too-familiar Vanilla Sprinkle, a classically crowd-pleasing scent that Native says also brings coconut and citrus notes to the table.

Blueberry Cobbler, on the other hand, shares a “tempting fusion of blueberry, apple, and caramel notes.” Perhaps the most perplexing fragrance of all is the Boston Kreme, a scent reportedly “filled with goodness” and a generous helping of vanilla, buttery sugar, and cream notes.. Dunkin’ Is Making a Boozy Version of This Fan-Favorite Latte.The internet has approached this collaboration with cautious optimism (and some heavy skepticism) thus far.Beauty creators posted their respective reviews of the fragrances, and some.

deemed the soaps.weren’t “giving doughnut,” and the scents generally weren’t exactly on the nose.. “It smells like strawberry doughnuts, but it has that artificial strawberry doughnut side that makes my stomach quench,” one creator quipped in a. December video.

“Native, Dunkin’ Donuts, I’m scared.”.

Surprisingly, online creators seemed to enjoy the Boston Kreme scent most of all — but you don’t have to be a beauty editor or industry pro to know that over-the-top gourmand fragrances are enjoying time in the spotlight.By day, Lenyard works at an incubator at Georgia Tech that helps entrepreneurs launch businesses.

Being around creative people pursuing their dreams inspired Lenyard to take a chance on something new.A conversation with his friend about peach-infused barbecue sauce led him to wonder if he could make his own, so he got to experimenting in the kitchen and brought samples into work for his coworkers to try.

"You hear the story where people will say, 'Oh yeah, this is so good.You really should sell it.'