B Scent

First of all little background info: this is the same fragrance as Be Never Too Busy to Be Beautiful`s B Scent. Lush used to be BNTBBB, same owners, same creators. This scent is definitely a dividing one. It has something, that is very eighties. Then something I can`t put my finger on, but feel like, it is the same thing that makes the classics the classics. To me this is very classic-y, nevertheless unique, different. It is elegant, yet playful. Sharp, but not fresh. Very sexy, I love wearing it. The masculine notes make it very sexy to me. It is indeed the perfect unisex scent, as it is truly both masculine and feminine. Very different. Qualité bohémien.

B Scent was inspired by a French waitress who worked in a restaurant that Mark Constantine used to frequent during his trips to Paris. Inspired by foody notes of Fennel and the Lemon and rose notes which lingered on this lovely lady herself, he created B Scent! With my chemistry, this fragrance is exceptionally herbal and completely enchanting. After a while, it begins to smell like an old fashioned confectionery, as it grows muskier and sweeter over time. B Scent is my lucky day scent. It's the one I wear when I want something magical to happen.

Yum. One of my favourites from Lush! (After Tuca Tuca and Vanillary) Sharp, herbal, yet soft and floral. Works a treat on my skin.

I never got the dry down of floral that is mentioned, just woody-citrus. Like high-end furniture polish! In a good way, though. Another unusual fragrance from Lush. Edit: So I bought the solids of some random Lush perfumes right as they were being discontinued, but my scent-palette wasn't very developed at that time so I didn't really know what to think of these. Well, they've been aging on my shelf for about two years now, and I have to say they have only become more amazing over time. So glad I impulse-purchased these! Anywho, so this is one interesting fragrance. I'm definitely getting more of the powdery-floral notes on top of the citrus. It still feels like a very nice furniture polish or cleaning product. Very fresh and very clean smelling. The imagery these evoke are really something to experience. And leave it to Lush to make me eat my "dislikes" list of perfumery notes... :/

A big surprise from Lush, since they usually do real weirdos (for which I bless and adore them). I love Ladyboy, and respect and admire Breath of God; B Scent is something new, pretty without being complacent, edgy without being aggressive, fun but not freaky. B Scent opens with citrus, lemon, I think, a tasteful and discrete rose, and a surprising and delicious note of fennel. There's also a very subtle backing of white flower. It has a straight-forward dry down that doesn't change the composition of the perfume much, although the fennel fades a little and a more earthy note shows up. It stays roundly and sweetly pleasant. This is a terrific summer perfume, with the fennel providing a cooling note, and the rose prettying up your sundress and flushed cheeks.