Men
Bad Boy Gold Fantasy
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Descripción
Bad Boy Gold Fantasy by Carolina Herrera is a woody oriental fragrance for men. Launched in 2022, this olfactory composition was created by perfumer Quentin Bisch. The scent pyramid unfolds with top notes of white pepper, pink pepper, and bergamot; a heart of statice, cedar, and vetiver; and a warm base of tonka bean and cocoa.
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Notas clave
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Salida
White Pepper
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Corazón
clary sage
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Base
tonka bean
Comunidad
158 votos
- Positivo 72%
- Negativo 19%
- Neutral 9.5%
Pirámide olfativa
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It’s identical to the Bad Boy EDT, but it comes in a gold bottle that gives it a special touch.
In another review of a fragrance with a ‘Lava’ note, someone clarified: it doesn’t literally smell like molten rock, but rather a blend of woods and spices. Thanks to whoever said that.
In a review of another fragrance with a ‘Lava’ note, someone clarified: it doesn’t literally smell like molten rock, but rather a blend of woods and spices. Thanks to whoever said that.
It keeps the essence of Bad Boy EDT, just without the coffee note. I’m not sure what that ‘lava’ note is, but it smells great. If you’re a fan of the original, this is a good flanker; I like it more than the EDT. Many say Cobalt is the best, but this edition ranges from average to good: nothing groundbreaking, but pleasant. It’s perfect as a gift, featuring one of the most beautiful bottles on the market and a gorgeous box.
It keeps the essence of the Bad Boy EDT, just without the coffee note. I don’t know how to define or detect that supposed lava note, but it smells good. If you’re a Bad Boy fan, it’s a good flanker; I like it more than the original EDT. Many say Cobalt is the best, but this edition is from regular to good, nothing impressive but pleasant. It has what it takes: as a gift it’s great, one of the prettiest bottles on the market with a very nice box, excellent presentation.
It has something interesting, woody and spicy.
Beautiful. This Bad Boy Gold maintains the essence of the original with a delicious rose accord in the base notes, fulfilling its role as a flanker well. It’s hard to imagine it as an independent fragrance. It generates warm, cozy, yet powerful sensations; it’s current and has everything to become a classic, despite looking like a limited edition. A success, highly recommended. Would I buy it again? Yes. Nothing to object to; that golden packaging adds a lot; displayed with the other Bad Boys, it makes a lovely decorative effect.
As first impressions, it seemed rich, long-lasting, sweet, and intense. I’m sure if I see it on sale, I’ll buy it.
Beautiful! This Bad Boy Gold maintains the essence of the original with a delicious rose accord in the base. It fulfills its role as a flanker well, though it’s hard to imagine it as a standalone fragrance. It evokes warm, cozy, yet powerful sensations; it’s current and has everything to become a classic, despite seeming like a limited edition. A hit, highly recommended. Would I buy it again? Yes. Nothing to object to; that gorgeous gold packaging adds so much; displayed with the other Bad Boys, it creates a lovely decorative effect.
A youthful fragrance, fresh yet creamy at the same time. Citrus wrapped in a sweet, cold amber (I don’t know how that note is generated, it’s not listed). Sage gives it a rough, green touch, and cedar adds some body. Throughout its development, the pepper feels intense and cold; that sensation seems to be the striking key. It’s pleasant, youthful, slightly unisex, cheerful, and soapy-mentholated: it has points of Paco Rabanne’s Ultraviolet (this reveals my age) and also the peppers from the original Bad Boy. The bottle is very eye-catching and a bit… how to say… cheesy isn’t the word, excessively flashy. Of all of them, I prefer the EDP a thousand times. Made for the disco and young people (even if it’s a prejudice).
It’s the same as the classic Bad Boy but with a scarlet twist. It took me a while to get used to it at first, probably due to the white pepper, but I ended up falling in love with it. I’m not sure if I’d recommend it since there are better options like 1M Elixir, but it depends on personal taste. It’s rich, but that’s about it. Just my opinion—everyone has different preferences :))
It’s the same as classic Bad Boy but with clove. It took me a while to get used to it at first, probably because of the white pepper, but I ended up falling in love. I’m not sure if I’d recommend it since there are better options like 1M Elixir, but it depends on everyone. It’s rich, but that’s about it. My opinion: everyone has their own tastes :))
Honestly, the first time I smelled it, it didn’t grab me much, but applying it again impressed me. It’s sweet, but what surprised me most was the longevity: almost 17 hours. I had showered and sweated, and I still smelled it. Sillage lasts 5 to 6 hours projecting to about 1.5 meters. A 9/10 for me.
Honestly, the first time I smelled it, it didn’t grab my attention much, but applying it a second time was impressive. It’s sweet, but what really surprised me is the longevity: almost 17 hours. I had showered and sweated, and it was still going. The trail, in my experience, lasts 5 to 6 hours projecting about 1.5 meters. A 9/10 for me.
It’s the same or very similar to the original Bad Boy EDT. I bought it at a good price as a gift. It’s a simple fragrance that doesn’t stand out; a fresh opening that turns creamier with the cocoa and vanilla in the base. Normal performance. It’s playing it safe, not innovating. No one will say you smell bad, but they won’t ask what you’re wearing either. The box and bottle are beautiful; otherwise, I wouldn’t recommend it unless you’re a fan of the DNA.
Got it for about 45 euros, which was already a steal. Performance is decent, nothing more or less. It feels intimate, sticking to the skin for 4 to 6 hours. Sillage and projection are moderate. I insist, for under $50 it was a great deal. It’s a well-known fragrance that smells great and is very liked, generating compliments. I recommend it.
It’s identical to the Bad Boy EDT. I grabbed it on sale for a versatile daily wear (about $60 for 100ml). Lasts around 5 hours and becomes intimate; projects strongly for the first hour and then fades to nothing. I’d only recommend it if you catch it on sale, since it’s practically the same as the original.