Bubble Bath

Last Sunday morning, I treated myself to a long, relaxing bath to wash away all the exhaustion of the week. Right at that moment, the flawless harmony of pure soapy molecules and that clean skin sensation I had been working on in the atelier crossed my mind. Stepping out of the bath, while my skin was still damp, I sprayed Bubble Bath, and it instantly froze that exact second in time. The familiar, squeaky-clean soap bubble accord of the first spray gave way within seconds to a creamy coconut milk and a soft, effortless lavender that never fatigues the nose. As I sat in the living room sipping my coffee, the fresh, luxury hotel bathroom sillage I left behind had already enveloped the entire house. It has become one of my favorite peaceful sanctuaries to slip into whenever I get tired of heavy, loud perfumes.

This fragrance completely shocked me. I ordered a 10ml to sample it, hoping to find a spring summer scent (as my collection is largely spicy, vanilla coconut gourmands). I'm not a big fan of 'fresh linen, soap, clean' scents, but I find that on my skin the dry down comes through heavy on the bergamot and florals, and the soap fades quickly. There is a stabilizing quality provided by the musk, which grounds the scent. The longevity is INCREDIBLE for how light the scent is, I could catch whiffs up to 7 hours after application. I've seen a lot of mixed opinions regarding this scent, and I believe its in the 'your skin but better' and is very reactive to individuals skin chemistry. In conclusion, I immediately dropped big bucks on a full size and will wear this all summer long :)

can’t believe i still haven’t said a word about this goat, but here i am. it was the first perfume i bought for myself, initially planned on lazy sunday morning, but there were only beverly hills in stock, so the next thing - i wear a clean comforting but complicated scent and people keep telling me i that what smell is the opposite of my personal traits. mfs thats the purpose of wearing sth so non-offensive and sterile ;) (my presence feels more like jazz club, or inexcusable evil on some days)

I agree with some reviewers saying this is not a clean scent at all. Yes there is that soapy note, but it does not give just-stepped-out-of-the-shower vibes. I get the coconut which I like, but the rest of it is musky warm soap. Reminds me of what middle-aged church goers on Sundays smell like when I was a child, so it feels dated to me. Lasts a pretty short time on my skin, but I can still smell it 8+ hours later on my clothes, with the note of rose & patchouli being pretty distinct.

id honestly avoid this line entirely except this one(unless you adore the smell off grass and burning down buildings) , this is the best fragrance out of the line IMO, super clean and not in the generic boring way, the soap scent doesn't smell 'synthetic' at all and pairs well with the lavender + rose sequence. In other words this fragrance makes you feel and smell see through in a kind off way ,i cant put my finger on a good hypothesis so I'm going with this.