Rabbit by Zoologist Perfumes
Men Women 2024
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Description
Rabbit by Zoologist Perfumes is a green floral olfactory family creation, designed for men and women. Launched in 2024, this fragrance was created by Fanny Bal. Its opening unfolds with notes of cinnamon, green leaves, apple, and bergamot; the heart reveals carrot, white clover, violet, and jasmine; while the base settles on biscuit, vanilla, hay, white almonds, musk, and patchouli.
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Key notes
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Top
cinnamon
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Heart
Carrot
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Base
Sponge Cake
Community
1,399 votes
- Positive 72%
- Negative 15%
- Neutral 13%
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Leading answer I want it
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Leading answer Love it
1,399 votes
Season
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Time of day
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Fragrance profile
About Rabbit
Rabbit by Zoologist Perfumes is a green floral olfactory family creation, designed for men and women. Launched in 2024, this fragrance was created by Fanny Bal. Its opening unfolds with notes of cinnamon, green leaves, apple, and bergamot; the heart reveals carrot, white clover, violet, and jasmine; while the base settles on biscuit, vanilla, hay, white almonds, musk, and patchouli.
Spices Fruits, vegetables and nuts Flowers White flowers Green, herbal and fougère Woods and mosses
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Longevity
Leading answer Long-lasting
559 votes
Sillage
Leading answer Moderate
568 votes
Character
Leading answer Balanced
662 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Fair price
530 votes
Have you worn Rabbit?
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Bakugio
After reading the notes, I thought it was curious, but I never imagined I’d love it so much. At first, it’s strong and peculiar due to the green leaves and bergamot; I don’t feel the cinnamon as invasive. Then things mellow, and carrot, violet, and jasmine appear (thanks, I’m not a fan). It’s a carrot cake blending with the base notes, very gourmand. Finally, the cake, vanilla, musk, and hay dominate: basically a picnic in the field with cookies. It’s tender, sweet but not cloying, with a vintage dusty note from the patchouli and almonds. For me, it’s a delight, especially usable later in the day. All the perfumes are unisex, but this leans feminine due to its sweetness. Can’t wait to get the bottle. On paper, it lasts a long time: I applied it at 2 pm, and the next day at the same time, it was still noticeable.
Mariiablackout
Rabbit is an interesting perfume where hay, spiced carrot cake, and lots of cinnamon… lots of cinnamon and patchouli, take over once it settles. In its opening, I find it wild and somewhat rural. Whenever I write a review, I’ve tested the perfume for days and wear it when writing. Now it reminds me of my German grandmother in her Black Forest home, making her Linzer Torte and other Christmas sweets. That’s why I find it as tender as a bunny’s fur. Even though it’s not for me, I keep it to reminisce about family moments. They say it’s more feminine, but I think it would be attractive on a man. Note ratings out of 3 on my skin: Cake: 2, Vanilla: 2, Carrot: 2, Hay: 3, Cinnamon: 3, Patchouli: 3.
Igualquelaspolillas
The first time I smelled it, it reminded me of a little rabbit cage; honestly, thinking about them in captivity made me feel bad, haha. But it really does convey their habitat. I agree that the opening is super green; I detect the apple and bergamot among sharper notes. After a while, it softens, and I’m left with hay and patchouli, along with a piece of carrot cake with almonds and powdered sugar, which lingers until the end of the fragrance. On me, it’s super long-lasting on skin and projects constantly, though softly. Without a doubt, a strange but mega-magical gourmand. I’m still looking for occasions to wear it.
Mariiablackout
The sample just arrived, and along with T-rex and Bee, they’re my favorites. The opening smells like cinnamon, dusty flowers, and a super-sweet vanilla cookie in a hayfield (which smells like chamomile if you’ve had rabbits, you know 😂). Once it settles, the cinnamon fades, violet and sweet carrot rise up—a true gourmand where the hay is more noticeable and the scent changes drastically. I love it. The projection is weaker than on Moth and T-rex, but it’s worth it. The longevity is excellent: 8-10 hours in summer with a single spray on skin, and even longer on clothes.
EvaNev
Rabbit is a curious perfume: once it settles, hay, spiced carrot cake, and lots of cinnamon with patchouli take over. At first, it smells wild and rural, but after wearing it for a few days, it reminds me of my German grandmother in the Black Forest baking Linzer tortes and Christmas treats. That’s why, even though I don’t wear it myself, I keep it to remember family moments; it’s as tender as a bunny’s fur. They say it’s feminine, but I think it would suit a man well. On my skin: Cake 2, Vanilla 2, Carrot 2, Hay 3, Cinnamon 3, Patchouli 3.
Igualquelaspolillas
The first time I smelled it, I thought of a cage of rabbits and felt bad, but it does capture their habitat. The opening is super green, with apple and bergamot among sharp notes. After a while, it softens, and I’m left with hay, patchouli, and a piece of carrot cake with almonds and powdered sugar until the very end. On me, it’s super long-lasting, projecting constantly though softly. It’s a strange but mega-magical gourmand; I’m still looking for occasions to wear it.
Mona Mour
Challenging opening, green scent with an animalic touch. The dry-down is rich: carrot cake with vanilla cream and a citrus note that cuts the cloying sweetness, plus a pinch of patchouli that makes it sexy and sophisticated. It’s not just a gourmand perfume; I never imagined I’d like it so much.