Frequently Asked Questions about Bad Boy Le Parfum by Carolina Herrera
What does Bad Boy Le Parfum by Carolina Herrera smell like?
Bad Boy Le Parfum by Carolina Herrera features top notes of Cannabis and Grapefruit, middle notes of Geranium and Pepper, and base notes of Leather and Vetiver.
How long does Bad Boy Le Parfum by Carolina Herrera last?
Based on user reviews, Bad Boy Le Parfum by Carolina Herrera has very good longevity, typically lasting 6-10 hours. The longevity rating is 4.0 out of 5.
What is the sillage of Bad Boy Le Parfum by Carolina Herrera?
Bad Boy Le Parfum by Carolina Herrera has moderate sillage that stays close to the skin but is noticeable. The sillage rating is 3.0 out of 5.
Who created Bad Boy Le Parfum by Carolina Herrera?
Bad Boy Le Parfum by Carolina Herrera was created by Bruno Jovanovic, Fanny Bal, and Nicolas Beaulieu.
When was Bad Boy Le Parfum by Carolina Herrera released?
Bad Boy Le Parfum by Carolina Herrera was released in 2021.
Is Bad Boy Le Parfum by Carolina Herrera for men or women?
Based on user reviews, Bad Boy Le Parfum by Carolina Herrera is primarily a masculine fragrance, though 0% of reviewers consider it suitable for women.
What season is Bad Boy Le Parfum by Carolina Herrera best for?
According to user reviews, Bad Boy Le Parfum by Carolina Herrera is best suited for Spring, Fall, and Winter.
Bad Boy Le Parfum is a fragrance by Carolina Herrera. Released in 2021. Created by Bruno Jovanovic, Fanny Bal, and Nicolas Beaulieu. It has the top notes of Cannabis and Grapefruit, middle notes of Geranium and Pepper, and base notes of Leather and Vetiver.
I don't know (nor really care) what this says about me, but I do like the smell of real world weed... I also love grapefruit and leather (as a note, I love Fahrenheit and Bleu), so my hype for this was really big.
But I was disappointed. Doesn't smell like a realistic weed strain, but rather like... for example, you know that oranges don't smell/taste like 'orange candy' or 'orange-flavored' stuff, same with a lot of other stuff. Well, that happens here; it smells like something 'weed-flavored' and not like actual weed. Furthermore, it smells 'weed-AND-grape-flavored' (yes, not grapefruit... grape!). I think that, ironically, the grapefruit gives that impression. A greenish, kinda' Polo-like leather is there, but the weed 'n' grape don't let me enjoy it. Didn't exactly give a headache, but if I kept smelling the application point, I could get nauseous.
Overall, I really tried to like it, but... yeah, nah.
Interestingly, even some older women of my family liked it (unaware of the cannabis note).
Aside from my disliking of the scent itself, it has great performance for those who do like it. It may be obvious, but I'll say it anyways: this is unsafe for blind-buying (try it first!). It's a more-on-the-cold-weather-side fragrance, and a night beast for those who can pull it off.
Finally, IMHO, Paco Rabanne's Invictus Platinum kind of reminds me of this, but better, less synthetic/candy-like, and fresher.
I don't know (nor really care) what this says about me, but I do like the smell of real world weed... I also love grapefruit and leather (as a note, I love Fahrenheit and Bleu), so my hype for this was really big. But I was disappointed. Doesn't smell like a realistic weed strain, but rather like... for example, you know that oranges don't smell/taste like 'orange candy' or 'orange-flavored' stuff, same with a lot of other stuff. Well, that happens here; it smells like something 'weed-flavored' and not like actual weed. Furthermore, it smells 'weed-AND-grape-flavored' (yes, not grapefruit... grape!). I think that, ironically, the grapefruit gives that impression. A greenish, kinda' Polo-like leather is there, but the weed 'n' grape don't let me enjoy it. Didn't exactly give a headache, but if I kept smelling the application point, I could get nauseous.
Overall, I really tried to like it, but... yeah, nah. Interestingly, even some older women of my family liked it (unaware of the cannabis note).
Aside from my disliking of the scent itself, it has great performance for those who do like it. It may be obvious, but I'll say it anyways: this is unsafe for blind-buying (try it first!). It's a more-on-the-cold-weather-side fragrance, and a night beast for those who can pull it off.
Finally, IMHO, Paco Rabanne's Invictus Platinum kind of reminds me of this, but better, less synthetic/candy-like, and fresher.