Rabbit Rabbit

the zoo is empty and all of the animals have gone on strike. the close, sultry sun is baking down on the piles of uneaten apricots, carrots and halved apples left outside for all the little marsupials to snack on - but the marsupials have long gone, leaving only the distant scent of their furs. the hay bedding sweats and exudes that rich, dry, musky undertone, while the fat berries of the juniper bushes rot into mush on their stalks. spat-out pips, seeds and apricot kernels are crawled over by lazy ants seeking out the syrupy fruit sugars. beneath the earth, spicy roots sweat out their aromatic secretions. fruit bats with long tongues dart about in the orange sky. there is a haze of ripeness settling over the place. the branch of every tree swells heavy with fruit.

Was lucky enough to attend one of Alie's perfume making classes (if you are in Chicago, be on the lookout and sign up! She is such an informative and kind teacher/community creator in addition to being an incredible olfactory artist), where she graciously gifted us a sample prior to Rabbit Rabbit's launch. I brought this tester everywhere. I offered it to everyone. It's too good to gatekeep. So spicy, delicious, home-y, and just plain fun. "Sexy carrot cake," was the general consensus from those I offered a spritz to. Pairs well with my favorite drink at The Hi-Lo in Humboldt, Square Roots (a carrot, ginger, honey, tequila, and spicy rosehip bitters concoction).

Ohhh my golly. This is such a cute little scent to me. It starts out VERY strongly with an astringent/alcoholic quality, but quickly it becomes a fruity lil spring day. For some reason on my skin it gives a perfect mix of Fabuloso and sour gummy worms. It's juicy, slightly sour but mellows out. There's something very gently spicy on the edge, like the remnants of that astringent hit in the beginning. Only thing is sadly I don't think it lasts the longest, it becomes kind of vegetal over time, but that's only if you inhale very deep. Other than that it just is a little bit weaker than the initial hit. Still a 5/5 tho <3

This is a snarky fragrance. Whenever I wear it, I feel like a coquettish forest sprite that delights in the slight misfortunes of others. The juniper absolutely slaps you in the face as your nose plays cat and mouse with the carrot cake note. It's green and fresh in a way that embraces nature, and likewise what a body might smell like rolling around in it (Not for too long, though!). Gourmand, but not overly sweet. Unisex without being too masc leaning. I love it. I have also recently found out that this fragrance smells lovely in the heat. If this scent were a song, it would be Lawn by Aldous Harding.

This perfume was an unexpected favorite from Pearfats collection as I expected it to be a heavy sugary gourmand with prominent spiced cake notes, however the gourmand aspect of the perfume came in a bit less intense, and its more of a light fizzy sugared scent.. it almost smells like a fruity apricot soda and it smells akin to a lush bathbomb! I get a bit of the cake note but its not in the way that you would expect, and its not a sickly sweet perfume. I love this fragrance and it's perfect for all seasons in my opinion! It's fun, sweet, fizzy and light, such a good potential signature scent!

That's a very cute one. I blind bought and I do not regret at all. First, I don't understand the main accords chart above. To me this smells fruity, sweet with just a little bit of spiciness from the ginger (galanga) and maybe the turmeric, not sure. The aromatic notes are probably just there to tame down the sweetness a little bit. It's a gourmand but not overly sweet, no vanilla (finally, a non vanilla gourmand). I agree with some comparisons below with "walking in a Lush store". Kind of yeah. But a Lush store serving freshly baked carrot cake :) I will wear this one a lot this Spring !

I have only heard one other Pearfat fan mention this while talking with them in-person, but Rabbit Rabbit on its initial spray smells EXACTLY like opening the door to a Lush Cosmetics (which, Alie if you're reading this, I mean that as such a strong compliment) . After that first spritz, the carrot cake and apricot and earthy grains sweep over in a way that really reminds of baking something during the spring with spelt flour. She is nutty, sweet, and warm - an absolute gourmand dream.

Well, I'd hoped to add more than it smelling like every Lush store in existence but. I mean thats exactly what it smells like. That dry, oily, salt and starch crumbling into a fruity fizz. Creamsicle water shimmering orange and milky. It bursts open like a shaken can of soda. Incredibly fun and bright. Then it dries up quick, sweetens, and leaves with only the faintest trace of apricot and carrot sugar. Love this far more than I expected to. I only wish it lasted longer.

Alie the woman you are this is amazeballs, it smells super reminiscent of Bitter Peach by Tom Ford, but leaning more towards carrot, cake, and tumeric. I could definitely see why people say it smells like a Lush store, it somewhat does, but it doesn’t have that punchy in your face immediately when you walk in feel, this is very inviting and not insanely overpowering. I will absolutely be getting a full size of this

my perfect spring scent. it does smell like lush in the opening but after its a sweet and fruity thing, i love that though! its fruity without being overwhelming or artificial which i love, cuz i normally dont like that kinda scent. the background definitely mellows it out. i cant really accurately describe it so its probably the barley/ginger? you can get a very faint spiced feel from it

Fuzzy, spicy, vintage. Like a velvet flocked porcelain figurine in an antique store cabinet. Spring but not too bright or sunny, more warm and vegetal, tingly and rootsy. A favorite from Pearfat, although their Only A Witch Cat deserves a fragrantica page so I can gush about how it perfectly captures the film Hausu (1977).

This is the perfect spring fragrance and my current favorite scent. I can’t get enough of this. It’s delicious. Like enjoying a slice of carrot cake with just enough spicy sweetness at an Easter morning picnic. It’s earthy, herbal, and fruity. The galanga addition is perfection. The yummiest, coziest gourmand.

I adore this fragrance! The apricot and barley sing beautifully on my skin, while the juniper & galangal keep it from becoming too sickly sweet. It leans into skin-scent territory, but I have gotten compliments from others an hour or two after spritzing, so it's possible that I'm experiencing nose-blindness.

Spiced apricot 100%! To me its almost fizzy?? Idk but I LOVE, genuinely the perfect mix between herbal and fruity! It reminds me of the way sun feel on a perfect spring day and is deeply nostalgic to me. I will say that if you're buying this for the note of carrot cake DON'T, you will be deeply disappointed.

This perfume has changed everything for me. The galanga gives it such a beautiful earthy ginger-adjacent quality that rounds out the sweetness in a very unique, fuzzy way. I hope this is eventually added to the full collection, because I genuinely don't know how I'll live without it once I finish my 50 ml.

Smells like an apricot-carrot cake bath bomb from Lush. Powdery in that same, almost fizzy, way. My fiance thinks it smells citrusy, and I don’t entirely disagree. The gourmand for gourmand-haters

This perfume feels like poprocks for my brain in the best way possible. I cannot stop spraying this and wouldn't be surprised if it became my top Spring/Summer scent for '24!

at first i thought i was smelling pine or maybe mint, but after looking at the notes the juniper made perfect sense. it is definitely a fresh scent! the fruity aspect is surprisingly subtle, but not in a way where it gets overshadowed. honestly, there is so much happening in this fragrance that it almost feels like every note is competing for center stage. somehow that sounds like a criticism, but i actually mean it affectionately. it is like the fragrance cannot decide exactly what it wants to be, but every direction it takes is working out anyway. does that make sense? lmao i think that is what makes it so interesting to me. it feels a little frantic, a little chaotic, but still balanced somehow it also reminds me a bit of men's body wash, which is funny because i do not actually think it smells particularly masculine. if anything, this might be one of the more genuinely androgynous fragrances i have tried after reading other reviews, i completely agree with the comparisons to walking into a lush store. that honestly captures the feeling better than i could. it is a little bit of everything all at once, but somehow it comes together into something really unique and surprisingly wearable. i like this one a lot!

A cupcake spicebomb for springtime play. Very sundress-and-sneakers. If Rabbit by Zoologist smells like a Beatrix Potter critter, then Rabbit Rabbit must smell like Lola Bunny. I get A LOT of fizzy ginger and candied carrot, but very little starch. There’s tangy, pulpy apricot in the mix which was delicious on fabric/paper but unfortunately a total ghost on my skin. In terms of sweetness, R2 is somewhere between gourmand and gourmand-inspired, which is my favourite way to take my olfactory cake. Performance was very outgoing for the first three hours, and then it either evaporated or I went nose-numb. Mental Snapshot: The sugar of Baby, the strength of Sporty, the spirit of Scary, the style of Posh, and the spice of... Ginger. The secret sixth Spice Girl: Carrot Spice. tl;dr: Carrot Spice 🥕🧁

Bright, punchy sweetness! This is an adorable scent—energetic, vibrant and fun. When bunnies are excited they "binky" (fast, uncontrollable jumps and twists), and this is that sort of rabbit. A very happy one who just had a delicious apricot treat and can't hold back their joy! All those reviewers who mentioned this smells like a Lush store are correct, though personally I feel it's a little more subtle and clean. It reminds me of a fruity, youthful shampoo, and at first spritz it's like I just stepped out of the shower. I don't get a lot of spice in this, but that's ok because I prefer the fruitier smell. As for its longevity, it's a bit fleeting, but that's like a rabbit I guess—quick bursts of joy before settling back down.