Bo

A smoky vanilla. But only if you smell very closely. The sillage and longevity are below average; the scent sits close to the skin almost immediately after spraying.

At the beginning of my journey into the niche world, I wanted to play it safe and test many vanillas. Someone said: "Hey, take a closer look at Bo. Minimalist, quiet, uncomplicated." I thought of a baby that might be a bit too boring if it only sleeps. However, that concern was unfounded... When I applied Bo, the following scenario came to mind: I visited my friends and was looking forward to Baby Bo. But Baby Bo wailed loudly when I walked through the door. Instead of vanilla, I encountered a sharp, resinous spice. Wait a minute, that's not how I imagined it?! After this greeting/opening, I was a bit skeptical. Will we still become friends? The mother took Baby Bo back into her arms, the little guy calmed down, and I could finally filter out the vanilla. "May I hold you now too?" I asked Baby Bo. He looks at me skeptically, his cheeks already quite red, his face briefly contorted as if he were about to start screaming again - but he just yawns contentedly. Lucky me. Now that Bo and I are a bit more familiar after the opening and I notice the vanilla more, I dare to take a closer sniff. Oops, a little diaper blowout! Although Bo now lies peacefully enveloped in his vanilla cloud, the resinous and edgy nature flashes through again and again. My expectations of Bo were completely wrong and I have to admit that the little rascal cost me some nerves. But it's just a baby. Sweet, unruly, and full of character. And who doesn't have a heart for babies?

Disappointed by this one. Very interesting smoky incensy vanilla start. However it becomes a skin scent almost immediately, which is kinda normal for Liis parfums, but what I don't like at all is the fact that it doesn't even take 10 minutes for the perfume to turn into a fairly generic smoky vanilla fragrance, where the frankincense all but disappeared. Still smells good, but a lot of perfumes do.