Angel Baby

The kitten musk was an immediate attraction for me, I couldn’t stop wondering what it could possibly smell like. Angel Baby is such a pretty scent, it makes me think of the softest little kitty cat curled up on your lap while you’re eating fluffy pear marshmallows. I love how Overose does marshmallow, they always manage to bring something new, and this one is definitely a favorite for me, right alongside Marshmallow Maracuja (which is also ridiculously good). And yes, I totally agree, this fragrance really does feel like a Lana Del Rey song! The kitten musk in Angel Baby really appears after a few hours. You get this soft, fuzzy sweetness that almost feels like it’s brushing your nose. It’s not animalic at all, just tender, comforting, and warm. It smells like a kitten that wandered into a bag of marshmallows and came out dusted with a little powdered sugar on its fur. Absolutely delectable and so beautiful on the skin.

Ultraviolence, he used to call me DN. This perfume smells like a Lana Del Rey song, one that could easily belong on the Ultraviolence album. It’s soft and has a wistful quality, submissive in appearance, yet hiding a quiet strength underneath it all. At first, I get the pear, floating on frothed milk foam. The peach feels ethereal, more like a blossom than a fruit, like a petal drifting down from a tree on a warm summer night. After about 30 minutes, the marshmallow appears, white, airy, almost transparent. A marshmallow softly painted with watercolor. As it settles, the kitten musk truly comes forward, gentle, fruity, and comforting, like stroking a ragdoll cat. This is a dynamic perfume that tells a story on the skin. And what a beautiful story that was.

smells just as great on my skin as it does on a testing strip. it's fruity, soapy, creamy and lactonic, even a bit powdery. it's not *too* soapy or sweet to me. it smells delicate, feminine, and clean. as shown in the perfume pyramid, it's also quite musk-heavy, and it pairs great with the other notes. though as good as it smells, the performance could use improvement. the sillage and projection leaves much to be desired. the longevity is alright at around 6 hours. reapplication is recommended. but since it's not strong, i think this could work well as a bedtime perfume. overall, if you're willing to sacrifice performance for smelling great, go ahead and buy the sample. however, if you're looking for something strong, i would not recommend.

I’ve been testing Angel Baby for a bit now and honestly, I’m getting obsessed. It’s this soft, clean, creamy marshmallow scent that just makes me feel good. The opening is super pretty. I get the pear milk right away, kind of milky and fresh, with a little peachy sweetness. The floral notes are really light, more like a pink haze than actual flowers. After a while, the marshmallow and vanilla soap come through, and it smells like warm skin after a shower but with this fluffy sweetness on top. The dry down is my favorite. Cozy, clean, and a little fuzzy from the “kitten musk.” It’s like a soft bubble around you. It’s comforting, pretty, and so easy to wear every day. I really fell in love with this one.

I don’t know how to explain it, but this fragrance feels very Priscilla Presley to me. It has her kind of glamour, her aura, fragile on the surface, but quietly influential underneath. Maybe it’s the name Angel Baby that makes me think of an Elvis love song written just for her. The whole scent is pink, ethereal, and softly gourmand, the kind of fragrance you crave and apply without even thinking. I love marshmallow notes in general, and here it’s made almost translucent, with a clean lactonic softness and just a touch of powdered sugar, like the lightest sprinkle. This little number is irresistibly pretty.