Frequently Asked Questions about Bang by Marc Jacobs
What does Bang by Marc Jacobs smell like?
Bang by Marc Jacobs features top notes of Pepperwood™ and Pink Pepper, middle notes of Woody Notes, and base notes of Benzoin, Elemi, Oakmoss, Patchouli, and Vetiver.
What is the sillage of Bang by Marc Jacobs?
Bang by Marc Jacobs has strong sillage with good projection that others will notice. The sillage rating is 4.0 out of 5.
Who created Bang by Marc Jacobs?
Bang by Marc Jacobs was created by Ann Gottlieb and Yann Vasnier.
When was Bang by Marc Jacobs released?
Bang by Marc Jacobs was released in 2010.
What season is Bang by Marc Jacobs best for?
According to user reviews, Bang by Marc Jacobs is best suited for Fall and Winter.
Bang, from Marc Jacobs was released in 2010. The perfumer behind this creation is Ann Gottlieb and Yann Vasnier. It has the top notes of Pepperwood™ and Pink Pepper, middle notes of Woody Notes, and base notes of Benzoin, Elemi, Oakmoss, Patchouli, and Vetiver.
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I'm a latecomer to Marc Jacobs BANG! I remember it coming out....who could miss that bottle right? Perhaps I did spray it but I didn't pay it much attention until now. BANG!!! This is mega spicy. The extreme end of the dry, peppery, scale and unique in how far it goes with the theme, especially for a designer perfume. I had expected the new V&R Spicebomb to be like this but I'm kind of glad it wasn't in a sense, going more heavy with sweeter spices like cinnamon and anise. I do like this fragrance a lot because its so hardcore into that sweaty, JCE spice of Declaration or something, but I'm not sure I'd wear it a lot. Just briefly on the bottle...it's a really bizarre shape and stands out on the shelf not sure I like it though.
I'm a latecomer to Marc Jacobs BANG! I remember it coming out....who could miss that bottle right? Perhaps I did spray it but I didn't pay it much attention until now. BANG!!! This is mega spicy. The extreme end of the dry, peppery, scale and unique in how far it goes with the theme, especially for a designer perfume. I had expected the new V&R Spicebomb to be like this but I'm kind of glad it wasn't in a sense, going more heavy with sweeter spices like cinnamon and anise. I do like this fragrance a lot because its so hardcore into that sweaty, JCE spice of Declaration or something, but I'm not sure I'd wear it a lot. Just briefly on the bottle...it's a really bizarre shape and stands out on the shelf not sure I like it though.