Fruity Lips

I like, smell fruity, Very nice Good Yeah Found at Tj Maxx for $17, good price for a strong full size body spray, actually smells good if you like raspberry-fruity scents. Moderate sillage. The dry down starts to smell a bit like buttery lipstick which may be unusual to some but I am one to love scents that smell plasticky so i can feel like a human doll

A mix between cherry and strawberry Chapstick. Boy Smells does nostalgic fragrances really well; fruity, soft, inoffensive. I could see this being really good for a teenage girl, or someone who just wants to smell, nostalgic, cute and sweet.

She's cute! It's a pretty simple body mist that reads mostly as a flat raspberry on me. This definitely captures the Lip Smackers, late 90's/early 2000's vibe that they were going for with this launch, so if that's what you're after, this is a safe blind buy and an economical way to explore the brand. I like this mostly as a hair mist or a layering scent - it pairs well with their scent Rosy Cheeks (I think intentionally so? Each of the mists seems to have it's "pair" in their core fragrance lineup). It practically lives in my work bag for this purpose. Inoffensive, fruity, sweet, fun, but ultimately uncomplicated. I'm not sure that's for the better, but it's certainly not for the worse. Nice to have around, not sure I'll think to repurchase it after I finish it. If you want to pick up a mist from their line that is still in the nostalgic Y2K oeuvre but feels a bit more true the true Boy Smells je ne sais quoi, opt for their limited edition Doll Skin mist they released as a collab with Bratz. Doll Skin's plasticy and powdery notes in combination with the fruity opener (strawberry there, as opposed to Fruity Lips' raspberry) make it feel more interesting and less one-dimension by comparison. Doll Skin feels like a possible dupe for that one Melanie Martinez baby bottle everyone loses their mind over, but that's a topic for a different review.

a very simple fruity smell. it is a bit reminiscent of playdough. there is a unique zing that makes it fresh & pleasant

boysmells boysmells boysmells... I love boysmells, at least for their candles, so I was excited to see a customer at the thrift store I work at looking to sell a bottle! It was plopped atop the rest of the items, all clothes, like a little maraschino cherry atop a sundae. My thrift store only takes clothing, shoes, and accessories, so I asked my manager if we could take it in on the condition that I'd IMMEDIETLY buy it. She told me to price it at ten dollars. For ten dollars, I was very excited to wear the promise of cherry chapstick, plasticky and nostalgic, and I really liked the initial burst of scent. It was a light, abstract fruitiness, and I'd been looking for a bodyspray to use in my car or in my bag to freshen them up. But then it sat. And sat it did, as the slightly sweet, juicy fruit subsided, and instead morphed into butter. Just fucking butter. Not Cocoa butter, as is listed on the website's description of the notes. Actual butter. Like a stick of it slathered on my arms. I'm still trying to get the smell out of my leather duffle.

Initially smells overwhelmingly like cherry cough syrup on me. Dry down mellows out a little bit but smells like cherry chapstick. If I think raspberry while smelling I can convince myself it's not just artificial cherry, but the olfactory memory from elementary school in the late 90s is very strong.

All I smell is cocoa butter on my skin. You could get the same effect just slathering a bunch of Palmer’s lotion onto your body.

Gross... I blind bought this because it was on sale for 50% off. One spray and I almost gagged. Idk, something about this is just off to me. It smells like cocoa butter that has gone bad. It gave me a headache and made me nauseous. Blegh. Doesn't smell lipsticky or doll head to my nose.

Very synthetic. It smells like a Raspberry White Chocolate candle I bought years ago. The cocoa butter note is too strong for me and it’s giving Play-Doh. I’m a bit disappointed but I’ll give it to my niece who will put it to good use.