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08/31/2020
DarioArgento
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It's the KiBa Bubblemann dance...
...around our bathroom, fidebum.
Creativity is not my thing. I admit it.
With the best will in the world I could not think of a worse headline.
At least there's a shred of truth in it. The exact reasons for this I try to put in the following commentary.
Mr. Bubble... Hmm, I don't know him. Who's Mr. Bubble? As a well-behaved perfume representative, I naturally dealt with this character before writing this text.
Mr. Bubble is a very old and well-known fictional character from the USA, who promotes children's products in the care sector. There are all sorts of old commercials on Youtube, even in black and white, that already existed.
According to my research, the most popular product in this range is a children's foam bath with a fruity sweet smell. This is where Mr. Bubble got his name. Bubbles everywhere.
Of course I was allowed to enjoy similar bubble baths as Steppke. However, exact scents did not remain in my memory. But I do remember bizarre bee Maja figures, in which the foam bath was included. In any case it was funny to put on a foam beard or a funny bubble bubble hairstyle.
American children will have had similar experiences with "Mr Bubble"
But now finally to fragrance.
I'll make it short! Forget about the scent pyramid. Yeah, she's pretending it's a fruity scent. But since it is exclusively synthetic, there is no need to hope for natural fruit scents
Unfortunately, a very alcoholic - even almost solvent-like - smell is noticeable at first. Fortunately, this is so short that this aspect can (almost) be neglected.
Now a chewing gum-like fruit smell unfolds.
Hold one of those smells that you also know from childhood. Indefinitely fruity.
So towards "Bazooka Joe" (The older ones will remember).
Since I try to describe the TLOF fragrances in detail, I would definitely describe the smell as cheap KiBa juice (which he never got to see a real fruit).
In the back a warm vanilla scent is recognizable with a lot of benevolence.
What "Mr. Bubble" does very well is not to leave any unpleasant sticky sweetness behind.
The EdC stays pretty fresh.
If one may believe the reviews on American sites, Mr. Bubble is probably 100% based on the original bubble bath fragrance I'm afraid I can't judge that. But I can imagine that a children's product smells so good and is extremely well received
But how does he get to me?
I actually like him already. After a bath or shower, it's funny to wear.
In everyday life I would rather not take it.
A Sillage is practically not available, the shelf life of 2-3 hours is.
This is not the world, but for an EdC it's ok.
Would I recommend "Mr Bubble" as a children's perfume?
Well, the first unpleasant smell of alcohol could be a deterrent.
The following one will surely inspire some kids.
The scent feels good, you experience as an old bag like me a little time travel into the 80s.
A time when bubblegum, shrill colors, artificial flavors and squeaky outfits were normal.
But many TLOF fragrances bring this association with them, they like to be thematic, trigger memories, bring flashbacks even more.
This is one of them again.
If you're crazy enough and don't have a problem with provocative scenting, you can use it without hesitation. If you still have kids at home, you can put them here as well.
People who take fragrances very seriously and want to perceive every ingredient, please avoid this for miles.
Do I regret the purchase? Not at all! I don't have anything similar in my collection.
Do I need the scent? Oh, no, you don't! It's nice that it is there but if the 100ml bottle is empty, I will not go into mourning
Mr. Bubble is a fun scent with no serious character. Maybe I just like THE :D
Creativity is not my thing. I admit it.
With the best will in the world I could not think of a worse headline.
At least there's a shred of truth in it. The exact reasons for this I try to put in the following commentary.
Mr. Bubble... Hmm, I don't know him. Who's Mr. Bubble? As a well-behaved perfume representative, I naturally dealt with this character before writing this text.
Mr. Bubble is a very old and well-known fictional character from the USA, who promotes children's products in the care sector. There are all sorts of old commercials on Youtube, even in black and white, that already existed.
According to my research, the most popular product in this range is a children's foam bath with a fruity sweet smell. This is where Mr. Bubble got his name. Bubbles everywhere.
Of course I was allowed to enjoy similar bubble baths as Steppke. However, exact scents did not remain in my memory. But I do remember bizarre bee Maja figures, in which the foam bath was included. In any case it was funny to put on a foam beard or a funny bubble bubble hairstyle.
American children will have had similar experiences with "Mr Bubble"
But now finally to fragrance.
I'll make it short! Forget about the scent pyramid. Yeah, she's pretending it's a fruity scent. But since it is exclusively synthetic, there is no need to hope for natural fruit scents
Unfortunately, a very alcoholic - even almost solvent-like - smell is noticeable at first. Fortunately, this is so short that this aspect can (almost) be neglected.
Now a chewing gum-like fruit smell unfolds.
Hold one of those smells that you also know from childhood. Indefinitely fruity.
So towards "Bazooka Joe" (The older ones will remember).
Since I try to describe the TLOF fragrances in detail, I would definitely describe the smell as cheap KiBa juice (which he never got to see a real fruit).
In the back a warm vanilla scent is recognizable with a lot of benevolence.
What "Mr. Bubble" does very well is not to leave any unpleasant sticky sweetness behind.
The EdC stays pretty fresh.
If one may believe the reviews on American sites, Mr. Bubble is probably 100% based on the original bubble bath fragrance I'm afraid I can't judge that. But I can imagine that a children's product smells so good and is extremely well received
But how does he get to me?
I actually like him already. After a bath or shower, it's funny to wear.
In everyday life I would rather not take it.
A Sillage is practically not available, the shelf life of 2-3 hours is.
This is not the world, but for an EdC it's ok.
Would I recommend "Mr Bubble" as a children's perfume?
Well, the first unpleasant smell of alcohol could be a deterrent.
The following one will surely inspire some kids.
The scent feels good, you experience as an old bag like me a little time travel into the 80s.
A time when bubblegum, shrill colors, artificial flavors and squeaky outfits were normal.
But many TLOF fragrances bring this association with them, they like to be thematic, trigger memories, bring flashbacks even more.
This is one of them again.
If you're crazy enough and don't have a problem with provocative scenting, you can use it without hesitation. If you still have kids at home, you can put them here as well.
People who take fragrances very seriously and want to perceive every ingredient, please avoid this for miles.
Do I regret the purchase? Not at all! I don't have anything similar in my collection.
Do I need the scent? Oh, no, you don't! It's nice that it is there but if the 100ml bottle is empty, I will not go into mourning
Mr. Bubble is a fun scent with no serious character. Maybe I just like THE :D
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