Frequently Asked Questions about Bello Rabelo by Les Liquides Imaginaires
What does Bello Rabelo by Les Liquides Imaginaires smell like?
Bello Rabelo by Les Liquides Imaginaires features top notes of Dried Fruits and Red Wine, middle notes of Immortelle, Labdanum, and Resins, and base notes of Benzoin, Vanilla, and Woody Notes.
How long does Bello Rabelo by Les Liquides Imaginaires last?
Based on user reviews, Bello Rabelo by Les Liquides Imaginaires has lighter longevity, typically lasting 2-4 hours. The longevity rating is 2.0 out of 5.
What is the sillage of Bello Rabelo by Les Liquides Imaginaires?
Bello Rabelo by Les Liquides Imaginaires has intimate sillage that stays close to the skin. The sillage rating is 2.0 out of 5.
When was Bello Rabelo by Les Liquides Imaginaires released?
Bello Rabelo by Les Liquides Imaginaires was released in 2013.
What season is Bello Rabelo by Les Liquides Imaginaires best for?
According to user reviews, Bello Rabelo by Les Liquides Imaginaires is best suited for Fall and Winter.
Bello Rabelo is a fragrance by Les Liquides Imaginaires. Released in 2013. It has the top notes of Dried Fruits and Red Wine, middle notes of Immortelle, Labdanum, and Resins, and base notes of Benzoin, Vanilla, and Woody Notes.
Usually a big fan of Deadidol's reviews but not in this case it would seem. Yes Bello Rabelo has it's faults, the longevity is not there and it's not as instantly great as HdP Marquis de Sade (which I do agree is similar) but hey it's trying to be something different. Namely a wine scent and for me this wine trio from Liquides Imaginaires are perfectly executed. I'd go as far to say Bello Rabelo opens like a very fine red wine and as it dries down to port and then almost brandy. The immortelle, labdanum are a pungent basis for this perfume but never live up to there full resinous potential. There's a rounded almost gourmand sweetness in the dry down from a hint of vanilla. The point is, Bello Rabelo is so close, it's knocking on the door of perfection for me. I love the smell, it's sublime and sophisticated but ultimately becomes a skin scent too quickly, which I can almost forgive it for. Worth a sniff for sure.
Usually a big fan of Deadidol's reviews but not in this case it would seem. Yes Bello Rabelo has it's faults, the longevity is not there and it's not as instantly great as HdP Marquis de Sade (which I do agree is similar) but hey it's trying to be something different. Namely a wine scent and for me this wine trio from Liquides Imaginaires are perfectly executed. I'd go as far to say Bello Rabelo opens like a very fine red wine and as it dries down to port and then almost brandy. The immortelle, labdanum are a pungent basis for this perfume but never live up to there full resinous potential. There's a rounded almost gourmand sweetness in the dry down from a hint of vanilla. The point is, Bello Rabelo is so close, it's knocking on the door of perfection for me. I love the smell, it's sublime and sophisticated but ultimately becomes a skin scent too quickly, which I can almost forgive it for. Worth a sniff for sure.