Baby Touch by Burberry

I got this 18 years ago when my son was just two months old. The texture is a bit thick, probably because it doesn’t contain alcohol, but the scent is lovely. What a treat to have a few milliliters left to relive those special moments.

Without a doubt, the best baby perfume out there. Highly recommended.

Nice scent for kids, soft and fresh, smells clean. I put it on my babies, and I’d wear it myself too, but I don’t want to smell the same as my little ones.

My favorite among baby colognes; it doesn’t even smell like baby stuff, yet on a child, it works like magic. With most classic formulas, however, I get the opposite: instead of baby, it smells like sickness. Nenuco by itself smells like plush, white, sanitized, and clean, but I can’t stand it, nor its clones, which are meant for gifting. It’s the typical scent you get in Spain next to a sick, bedridden relative. The solution is a spritz in the air to mask bad odors. Over the years, I associated it with dying people; smelling it makes me feel ill. Baby Touch by Burberry is the exact opposite: it smells familiar, carefree, and relaxed, with countless nuances. It’s a formula between lactonic and fizzy, green and mineral, like sucking on a stone that oozes fragrance. The longevity is average, but it sticks amazingly well to clothes. It has a herbal touch, like sweet vegetable stems; sometimes it seems almost aldehydic, probably due to the rhubarb, a super-sharp, sparkling note, a machete strike between sweet and metallic. Thinking about it now, it has the consistency of bath salts, powdered minerals, and herbs… This pretty cologne does the same thing for me: although it smells like baby, I catch a dark tone. Not gloomy, but rebellious, like a goblin messing up your kitchen drawers for the sake of harmful fun. A witch could wear it before turning to the dark side. It would be the cologne of the good Western witch who gathered herbs. It carries orange and tangerine, but it doesn’t smell like either. If you don’t like these notes, make sure to warn people; I avoid perfumes with them because I don’t feel like smelling like juice, and I hate smelling like food, whether fruit or pastries. The clearest notes are lemon balm, milk, vanilla, rhubarb, and a bit of moss. All in all, it’s far more interesting than its white, universally pleasing image suggests. It’s the one I always gift to newborns, and not a few moms keep it in a dusty closet because they can’t handle its sweet-green tone with a mossy edge.

Smells fantastic, clean, fresh, and powdery—ideal for babies and kids. Good longevity.

My one-year-old daughter uses it and always gets compliments on how good it smells, hehe, some even say it makes them want to eat it.

I liked it for that clean feeling; it suits my baby very well.

It’s like using paste soap, with a faint baby touch. I didn’t like it and returned it.