Your Turn by Billie Eilish

If you like the drydown of Santal 33 and want to get it at a more affordable price, you’ll find it in Your Turn. On my skin it doesn’t have much evolution; from the opening it settles into the base phase, with the woods standing out. It’s spicy (from the ginger), aromatic (from the jasmine), and extremely WOODY. WHAT SHINES MOST ARE THE WOODS. In my opinion, it’s totally suitable for sandalwood fans.

It smells smoky and sweet, like incense with coconut water.

I just blind-bought this, and I’m someone who loves feminine and gourmand perfumes, but smelling this for the first time was a wow. I can smell the cardamom and sandalwood; the coconut water softens the scent and makes it more youthful. The peach comes through in the drydown, but cardamom and sandalwood dominate. And the musk sweetens it nicely. For someone who enjoys masculine perfumes, you can blind-buy this and love it; if not, stay away. This perfume has the magic of adapting to whatever gender wears it: on a woman it feels feminine-mature and dominant, and on a man it feels gentle-seductive and sensual. The sillage is an 8/10 and longevity a 10/10. And not to mention the bottle, it’s beautiful. It also feels and smells like a niche perfume. I was fascinated.

It smells almost the same as Eilish No. 2, although this one smells a little better. I don’t recommend it if you’re buying blind. It smells like a wealthy gentleman.

To be honest, I had high expectations for this fragrance and they were met, at least in terms of scent. It’s a fragrance I would call a second skin, because its smell is not too intense or strong; it’s really a smell that is more pleasing to the nose than many others I own. This scent combines the concepts of: spicy / fruity – woody / musky. In the opening you’ll find a citrus without acidity, that’s the cardamom; it has ginger and bergamot, but they’re very toned down, I think they’re there to reinforce the cardamom. This lasts at most 5 minutes while drying. In the heart, the coconut water note practically stands out, and it’s delicious to my nose; the peach isn’t very perceptible, maybe it’s there to add some sweetness to the coconut water. It lasts about 2-3 hours with moderate projection. And the base is what really makes this perfume special: sandalwood, musk, and ISO E Super make a creamy, addictive-to-the-nose base; it smells clean with creamy wood, something great; too bad it doesn’t last or project more; this experience gives another 2-3 hours. This fragrance stands out in cold and rainy climates; that’s where it truly shines. Its longevity is acceptable, giving up to 6 hours on skin and up to 8 on clothes. If I had to describe the scent, it would be like smelling a super expensive moisturizer with a tropical vibe because of the coconut water. Scent: 7 / 10. Sillage / Projection: 5.5 / 10. Price: 5.5 / 10. Versatility: 6.5 / 10.

It’s literally Eilish No. 2 if it had a coconut water note. I like it more than Eilish No. 2, that’s for sure.

I’m truly in love with this fragrance. I’m currently using Eilish 2, but I feel it’s a bit more for nighttime and winter. Your Turn, on the other hand, is more for all-day wear and leaves a delicious scent. It is a unisex perfume; if you like feminine perfumes, I’m not sure I’d recommend it.

I have to be honest: The first time I smelled it, it didn’t convince me at all. Not because it was a bad perfume — it smells good — but the woody scent was very intense and leaned too masculine, so I couldn’t see myself wearing it. I decided to give it another chance, and it was a good call. Also, as is normal with all of Billie’s fragrances, the bottle is beautiful. The opening smells very woody, with a very prominent sandalwood that almost masks all the other aromas. But if you let it sit for a few minutes, it softens and you start to notice jasmine, coconut water, and peach. I find it quite curious, because in just a few minutes it transforms a lot: the wood that at first covers everything becomes a background element and stops being the main character. Normally scents change, but I feel this one is like having two different perfumes; I recommend waiting a bit before judging whether you like it, because the fragrance changes very quickly. It reminds me of Eilish 2, but I find that one slightly more masculine; this one I find better balanced, unisex. It’s a similar version, but the coconut water softens it a lot and Your Turn is sweeter and more floral, especially after the opening, while the other one stays woody and smells of palo santo and incense the whole time. This one is a bit more sophisticated and casual. The flaw I do see is the projection. Eilish 2 projects a lot, but Your Turn is closer to the skin; I don’t feel it has the same projection or longevity. Still, it’s a very good perfume, but don’t expect the longevity or projection of the other line. Personally, I like Your Turn more than Eilish 2, but if you like both and want better performance, I’d recommend going with Eilish 2; I feel it wins by a landslide in both projection and longevity. But in terms of scent, this one is more my style.

I bought this blind and, as a lover of feminine gourmands, I was blown away. You can definitely smell the cardamom and sandalwood; the coconut water gives it a youthful, soft touch, while the peach emerges as it dries down. The cardamom and sandalwood dominate, and the musk sweetens it perfectly. If you like masculine fragrances, try it without fear; if not, maybe skip it. It has the magic of adapting to gender: on a woman it’s feminine and dominant, on a man it’s seductive and sensual. The trail is an 8 and the longevity a 10. Plus, the bottle is gorgeous and smells niche—it totally fascinated me.

It’s like Santal 33 but with a coconut water twist and no peach. Don’t buy this blind; keep in mind it smells a lot like Eilish NO.2, but You Turn is more sophisticated and leans more unisex masculine 💎. If you prefer Eilish’s golden style or Ariana Grande-type fragrances, you probably won’t like this.

I love it; it’s a simple, clean, and reliable scent that smells quite masculine on me. The downside is the longevity: it dissipates very quickly on blotter. If not for that, I would have already bought it.

Honestly, the scent lived up to my expectations. It’s my second skin: unobtrusive, pleasant, and better than many of my other perfumes. It blends spices, fruits, wood, and musk. The opening is a soft citrus without any sourness (low notes of cardamom, ginger, and bergamot) that lasts about five minutes. The heart features delicious coconut water with a touch of peach to sweeten it, with moderate projection for 2–3 hours. The base is the best part: sandalwood, musk, and ISO E Super create a creamy, clean, and addictive mix, though longevity and projection are limited, lasting around 6 hours on skin and 8 on clothes. It shines on cold, rainy days. In short: it smells like expensive moisturizing cream with a tropical vibe. Scent: 7/10, Sillage/Projection: 5.5/10, Price: 5.5/10, Versatility: 6.5/10.

It’s literally Eilish NO.2 if it had a coconut water note. I like it more than the Eilish NO.2, though.