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02/16/2019
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A fragrance from the early 90s, about which (not only here on Parfumo) you can hardly find any comments or opinions? "Miss Be Bop" is such a rarity, the complete Be Bop line now runs under distant ran. And somehow a full little bottle slipped into my hands and collection. So, of course, I don't keep my opinion to myself for long.
"Miss Be Bop is a floral fruit typical of its decade. Slightly trashy, sometimes intentional, sometimes not. And in the end very boring and tame. No wonder that in many ways the 90s are not yet experiencing a revival like the current 80s hype. "Miss Be Bop" of course has the opposite of a stone in my board, because jasmine plays a potent role. In addition, the composition on men's skin somehow seems out of place. And I rarely say that, I am often enough a fan of a well made floral on my hairy chest. But "Miss Be Bop" is too childish, too sweet, too contourless and too weak in character. Not a good smell, if you ask me. And the Holde looks similar. So it's not (just) your own fur or sweat. Cheap fruit compote meets solid bouquet of flowers in his youth. And beneath all this is a hint of ambered honey. The base here is my highlight and gets a few more coals from the fire. Apart from that, it was largely nothing. Packaging looks cheap. Fragrance seems insignificant. Let's go. But I guess you don't get much for it anymore... or do you?!
Flacon: colourful and playful, sometimes something different, but still quite cheap. Butt Plug goes Pop Art.
Sillage: quite loud for the early 90s...
Shelf life: 6-7 hours happy customers who do not mouth
Conclusion: a fruity-fruity floral whose appearance sets the tone. Girl-like and light. Great perfume art is different, yet it is wearable. But you don't wonder that he was forgotten! Have fun in fragrance nirvana.
"Miss Be Bop is a floral fruit typical of its decade. Slightly trashy, sometimes intentional, sometimes not. And in the end very boring and tame. No wonder that in many ways the 90s are not yet experiencing a revival like the current 80s hype. "Miss Be Bop" of course has the opposite of a stone in my board, because jasmine plays a potent role. In addition, the composition on men's skin somehow seems out of place. And I rarely say that, I am often enough a fan of a well made floral on my hairy chest. But "Miss Be Bop" is too childish, too sweet, too contourless and too weak in character. Not a good smell, if you ask me. And the Holde looks similar. So it's not (just) your own fur or sweat. Cheap fruit compote meets solid bouquet of flowers in his youth. And beneath all this is a hint of ambered honey. The base here is my highlight and gets a few more coals from the fire. Apart from that, it was largely nothing. Packaging looks cheap. Fragrance seems insignificant. Let's go. But I guess you don't get much for it anymore... or do you?!
Flacon: colourful and playful, sometimes something different, but still quite cheap. Butt Plug goes Pop Art.
Sillage: quite loud for the early 90s...
Shelf life: 6-7 hours happy customers who do not mouth
Conclusion: a fruity-fruity floral whose appearance sets the tone. Girl-like and light. Great perfume art is different, yet it is wearable. But you don't wonder that he was forgotten! Have fun in fragrance nirvana.
