Men
Bubble Bath
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Descripción
Bubble Bath by Maison Martin Margiela is a floral musky woody fragrance for men and women. Launched in 2020, this composition features soap and bergamot in the top notes; lavender, jasmine, and rose in the heart; and white musk, coconut, and patchouli in the base.
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Notas clave
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Salida
Soap
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Corazón
lavender
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Base
white musk
Comunidad
5,352 votos
- Positivo 63%
- Neutral 21%
- Negativo 16%
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I bought the 10ml travel size to see if it was worth spending €100 on this brand. It delivers on its promise of a soapy scent with a floral base, but the longevity is short for the price. If I’m looking for soap, I prefer Prada La Femme L’eau or JLO Glow—they last longer and aren’t as overpowering.
I bought the 10ml travel set to see if it was worth spending €100 on this brand. It delivers on its promise of a soap scent with a floral base, but the longevity is short for the price. If I’m looking for soap, I prefer Prada La Femme L’eau or JLO Glow, which last longer and aren’t as overpowering.
They used to agree with me, now they just give me likes, but I still think this brand is a scam. It smells like old white bar soap, with no real cleanliness vibe, and it fades in 40 minutes. Quality 5, longevity 5, originality 6, sillage 3.
I was given such a disappointment that it vanished in 30 minutes. Thank god I didn’t have to shell out 145 American dollars. Horrible!
It reminds me a lot of N. Minaj’s The Pinkprint, just much softer and sharing notes. Its aroma makes me think of a fine bar of mild coconut-scented soap with white floral notes.
To start with the good: this line aims to replicate a scent that evokes a specific moment, and yes, it can be associated with a bubble bath or a clean smell. This goal is achieved. That said, I didn’t detect the coconut note. Now for the negatives: although I think the fragrance is lovely (if you like the clean/soapy scent), it’s just that, a pleasant but not special fragrance; it’s a very common scent that I’m sure I could find another one of the same style for about 20-30 euros with the same longevity. This leads to my last negative point: poor trail and longevity. On my skin, it worked like this: after the first 30 minutes, I could only smell it on myself, and in about two hours, I had to bring my nose close to my skin to smell it. It might work differently on someone else. Why wouldn’t I buy it? It’s a common scent for a perfume ranging from 80-110 euros that didn’t perform well on me. I’m sure I could find a fragrance of the same clean/soapy style for 20-30 euros or less, and it might even perform better. My advice: regardless of how it performs on your skin, before spending 100 euros on this fragrance, get a sample, and if you love the scent, make sure you can’t get a similar scent for much less money.
I’ve taken many bubble baths, especially Lush ones, but I’ve never had a coconut one. On me, the coconut was quite prominent and crushed the pleasant sensation of the soap and warm water. It doesn’t feel bad mixed, and the coconut doesn’t have that overwhelming, nauseating sensation found in other coconut perfumes, but what about the price? It’s a crime. Those typical arrogant brands that pretend to be innovative but don’t use first-quality ingredients. Not recommended.
I like it. If you enjoy clean scents, give it a try; it’s simple but I love it. It’s soapy, exactly like stepping out of a bubble bath. The coconut adds sweetness and creaminess without overpowering; it’s not a tropical coconut. The flowers are barely noticeable, and if you don’t like lavender, you won’t smell it here. Price and longevity are the drawbacks; I don’t think I would have bought it at full price, but I’m thrilled to have it. Perfect for the office, situations where you don’t want to turn heads, or for relaxing before bed.
I expected a more soapy fragrance, but I feel it’s very floral. The rose note bothers me because it doesn’t quite fit my taste. Although I wouldn’t wear it, it’s a pleasant fragrance.
Edit: I think I was trying too hard to like it and ended up with a tired nose. Now I absolutely love it; every time I move, I feel the soap as if I just stepped out of the shower, almost like the soap got stuck in my nose. Apart from that, there’s not much else to find. I’ll wait for some inspiration from another brand before buying it at this price. I’m disappointed. I expected a fresh fragrance, literally the scent of taking a bath; maybe it’s my fault. Right after applying it, it does smell like soap, but once it dries on my skin, it feels very masculine for my taste. The trail is very intimate; I have to press my nose against my arm to smell it, and the only thing I perceive is that soap scent that makes me want to sneeze. It’s not bad, but for the price and what I was looking for, I’ll go with the Toy 2 by Moschino to get that just-out-of-the-shower feeling.
I had an old sample I completely overlooked. It smells clean, lovely, and has enough projection to leave a trail. Yes, it smells like bar soap with a real touch of coconut—not sweet or tropical, but present, especially around the 20-minute mark. Despite the heat here in the Bajío, I’d wear it with a cotton blouse and hair up for a fresh look. Maybe layer it with Toy 2. Even though my skin is usually bad for perfumes, this one lasts. It deserves a try, and I’ll be buying the full bottle soon.
I’ve had a sample of this perfume for years and ignored it until I finally tried it. It smells clean, nice, and has enough strength to leave a trail. Yes, it smells like bar soap with a touch of real coconut—nothing overly sweet or tropical, just present and creamy without being lactonic. In the midday heat of the Bajío, I see myself wearing it to the grocery store, the movies, or lunch, paired with a cotton blouse and hair pulled back; it brings freshness without needing citrus, which I find fleeting. Maybe I’ll pair it with Toy 2, which also has that necessary spark of cleanliness for hot weather. Although my pH is bad and nothing lasts long on me, the worst-rated fragrances are the ones that stick around the longest. Give it a chance; I’ll buy the full bottle because I need to gear up for the climate here.
It smells like coconut on freshly laundered sheets with a touch of lavender. Total fresh enjoyment.
Smells like Lactovit body gel to me. It’s pleasant, but not amazing.
Fresh laundry sheets with a hint of lavender. Totally refreshing.
Soft and light, it smells like milky, sweet soap similar to Lactovit. It evokes bubble bath cleanliness, perfect for hugs and relaxation. While it doesn’t last long, it gives that cozy feeling. Imagine a bathtub full of bubbles and a sky-blue towel. It’s a perfume that captures universal happiness.
I don’t get why there’s so much hate, but for me, it’s a compliment bomb: it lasts a long time and projects well.
It’s a soft, light aroma that evokes a milky, sweet soap, in the style of Lactovit. That milk-and-bubble cleanliness is a treat for relaxing and cuddling. That feeling of coziness is what it represents, even if it doesn’t last long. Imagine a bathtub full of Lactovit foam and a soft sky-blue towel to dry off and sleep with softer skin. It replicates universal moments of happiness.
I don’t know why there’s so much hate, but give it a chance; for me, it’s a compliment bomb, it lasts long, and it projects a ton.
I’m super sensitive to rose and patchouli; one more point and I wouldn’t have tolerated it. But they’re in just the right amount to be a classic soap scent: clean, aromatic, with a hint of sweetness. I’m not bothered by the coconut… Overall, it’s very pleasant. I’ve used it in a decant to stay at home and enjoy it quietly. Would I pay the full price? No.
To me, it’s a fragrance with fabulous accords, though a bit too explicit.
I agree with Lux; it smells like Lactovit but it’s delicious. I’m super sensitive to patchouli, and this amount is perfect. The truth is, it doesn’t last nearly long enough; I wish someone could tell us where to get a dupe that lasts longer or is cheaper.
It’s a unisex fragrance that smells like body gel. A good option for everyday wear if you want to smell freshly showered. I wouldn’t buy it for myself, but I like it and it’s ideal for anyone looking for that scent.
Personally, it doesn’t spark any interest for me. I see it as fairly inoffensive and can’t distinguish the notes after half an hour. It seems expensive for what it is, but it gives off a very clean vibe.
Smells like Dove coconut soap. I love it for sleeping or being at home; it’s my favorite for those moments.
Smells like hand soap, super clean and pleasant. You can definitely detect the lavender. For the price, it’s not worth it because in the end it just smells like soap, but it’s a scent that people like.
Mmm, smells like Dove bubble bath with an extra floral touch. It’s a very peculiar and different scent; I absolutely love it. People have already asked me at work what perfume I’m wearing because it smells amazing. I’ve used it in autumn and winter, but I’m not sure yet how it will hold up in summer—we’ll see.