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Blanche Bête
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Blanche Bête by Les Liquides Imaginaires is a musky floral woody fragrance for men and women. Launched in 2021, this composition is signed by nose Louise Turner. Upon release, the fragrance unfolds with milk, ambrette musk, and Mystikal; the heart reveals neroli, jasmine, incense, and Mahonial; while the base settles on vanilla, musk, tonka bean, and cocoa.
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I love it; it smells like Raffaello chocolates or perfumed rose petals tucked into the lingerie boxes at El Corte Inglés.
I got a decant driven by social media hype. I wasn’t sure if I’d like it as I can be difficult, but I was very curious. The truth is, I liked it from the first spray and every time I use it, I like it more. It’s a special perfume; it has something so beautiful. I’ve used it several times and everyone has complimented me. I love that people smell it and that it fills spaces and rooms. It has a very good trail and longevity. I’ve tried expensive perfumes that don’t perform, so price doesn’t guarantee anything. A 10 in that regard. It’s a perfume that is loved by many. I, not being a fan of florals, have been bewitched by this. I can’t describe it, but I note sweet, white flowers, milk, and coconut. It leaves a beautiful sweet and lactonic blend. It’s one of the most beautiful, delicate, and elegant I’ve worn. I have a problem: I NEED this perfume but it’s so expensive 😂🥲 In summary: a beautiful and special aroma, excellent longevity and trail, and an impossible presentation and bottle. To my surprise, I liked it a lot; I see it as super special and recommend trying it.
The undisputed star is the incense. It’s a very good perfume. Alongside the incense, there are creamy nardos and a touch of lactonic base. It doesn’t smell purely of milk, nor is it gourmand or sweet. It’s a mystical, evocative, mysterious fragrance that sparks curiosity. Its performance is extraordinary, bordering on nuclear. The trail is brutal and the longevity is tremendous. Be careful not to over-spray or you’ll give yourself a headache. The problem? The price. It’s worth every euro of the over 200, but it doesn’t compensate for me to spend so much unless I lose my mind (which hasn’t happened yet). If you like original, mysterious, and dark perfumes, Blanche Bête might interest you, but don’t buy it blindly as it’s not simple or for the masses.
‘Mystical’ note 😂. If only they knew what to do next to sell it. Supposedly capturing the essence of unicorns. What do clouds smell like… It’s a bookish lactonic scent: soft ambrette, musk, incense, and heaps of shredded coconut. Think of a milk and coconut infusion with vanilla potion, flowers, cocoa, and tonka, all very sweet. The nardos, usually loud, aren’t noticeable. Flat and without evolution, pleasant but not worth buying blindly, especially at this price. The coconut eventually feels a bit tiring, milky, and one-note. If I were to rate it, I’d give a 6.5 or 7, defined by the bottle’s white colour. I have decants and the quality is good, but the price seems excessive. I don’t see it being worth so much. Perhaps it will shine more in autumn or winter. In short: it smells like white Raffaello chocolates. YouTubers pushed it along with their hype about longevity, and it’s well known that the louder your perfume screams, the more praise it receives.
Forgot to mention that after a few days, it doesn’t last or project as advertised. I can’t detect the ‘bomb’ at all, even with original decants. I’ll let it macerate, but I think YouTubers are reviewing this perfume like a broken phone… repeating themselves in a loop without confirming the truth. Clearly an overhyped product.
For lovers of gourmand and lactonic scents. It smells of refined coconut milk, sweet yet light, with white florals in the background and a sweet smoky touch (likely tonka bean, more perceptible than the cocoa). Fixation on skin is good, around 8 hours, but projection and trail are moderate after the first 2-3 hours. I didn’t expect something more ‘beastly’ for its name. It’s unisex but leans feminine and versatile. Is it worth the hype? Yes, it’s exquisite. – ‘Gleam of the Moon’ is very similar, though Blanche Bete is more complex with more coconut and florals. – My favourite remains Milk by Commodity. – On my wishlist is Vanilla Powder by Matiere Premiere. That’s why, even though I love it, I won’t be buying it for now.
It’s rich and very addictive at first, but unfortunately doesn’t last long, which disappointed me. Luckily, I bought a decant. Another perfume with too much hype. Don’t get fooled… test it on skin.
One of my top perfumes. Sweet, lactonic, and heartwarming. What I notice most is the milk, tonka bean, and musk. It’s like receiving a hug from someone you love dearly. Super warm and pleasant; I adore it. It lasts around 7 hours and has a lovely trail.
Love at first sniff. I bought it blindly, guided by reviews. It’s gourmand, lactonic, and very feminine without being overpowering; I feel super comfortable in it. The only downside is it lacks projection and longevity; after a few hours, it’s just skin scent. I recommend testing it first given the high price. It’s a favourite of my boyfriend and I love it. I’ve read that Lataffa released ‘Her Confession’, a possible dupe I want to try so I don’t suffer when the original runs dry. **Update:** After researching, I decided on ‘Lactea Divina’ by Paris Corner. It smells very similar and costs around 35 euros; a total discovery.
Inspired by a garden fairy, this Louise Turner perfume is a magical feminine jewel. It blends vanilla, amber musk, milk, and neroli to create a fairy dust sensation. On my skin, it reads as vanilla coconut milk with white florals and lots of musk; some love it, others find it overwhelming, but I find it super fluffy and enchanting, straight out of a storybook. The longevity is beastly: over 15 hours on skin and it survives two washes on clothes. Projection is high initially then settles to moderate. Performance is 10/10; it’s the best I own. I’ve worn it for over a year and it’s a total favourite; many girls have asked for it until I was left with half a decant. Hard to find but worth every euro. 🤍
I tried it alongside Her Confession and must say its DNA is 90% identical, only that I perceive the Lattafa version as spicier and more musky. Lattafa has talent, but I stick with this version: creamier, milkier, more delicate and intimate. Of course, if you want to save some money and star like a beast, I recommend the Lattafa.
What a divine perfume! It smells sweet and milky, silky and velvety to the nose. The white flowers are very harmonious. It has longevity and projection, lasting many hours with few sprays. I see it as versatile, but on my skin it seems ideal for daytime events. I compared it to the Lattafa dupe; although similar, this is very well executed. I recommend it for those who want an affordable version, but the Blanche is much more potent and complex; the floral notes evolve over time. It’s a total treat. Worth every penny for its quality.
I love the opening; it’s feminine: a delicate, clean sweet. But after a while, it turns more masculine, with musky, almost mentholated and metallic flowers.
It smells like what your favourite primary school teacher would smell like. For me, it evokes sweetness and affection, a hug from someone who comforts you. I like the scent, but I’m not sure if I want to smell like this. I need to try it more.
I bought it based on the reviews and description, but it was a total fiasco. Upon opening, it smells like the sweetest, heaviest thing that exists; it almost tramples your sense of smell. The initial intensity is frightening; it seems like you’ll have to shower immediately. On the skin, it softens a bit and the milky notes emerge, like a super-concentrated dulce de leche with a touch of coconut bronzer. I don’t detect the incense, the cacao, or that ‘breastfeeding baby’ scent others mention. For me, it’s almost identical to TriBeCa by Bond No. 9, with about 90% similarity, although TriBeCa is less milky. In the dry-down, they seem to be the same perfume. It’s exclusive for cold nights; on sunny days or in enclosed spaces, it’s invasive and annoying to others. Use it with extreme moderation; a single spritz is enough. Its potency gives me nausea and upsets my stomach. I give it 2/10, only for the fascinating story that made me want it. But given the price and notes, there are much more pleasant and versatile options.
It’s a delight. It smells like clouds and peace, like a siesta in the fresh air on a summer day. Like quiet femininity and blessed glory, like heaven. It smells like everything is alright.
Thank goodness I got a decant, because throwing away the whole bottle at that price… I hate this perfume with every fibre of my being. Based on the notes, I thought I might like it, but it was all hype. It smells like a hot milk bath with rotting neroli. A well-soiled baby nappy next to the bath. Somewhere a vanilla pod and spices among soaked, nauseating petals, but I don’t perceive anything else. It’s a beast and has defeated me. My partner says it smells like the trail Elena leaves when a garbage truck passes. Horror.
This perfume is unique and atypical. It’s milky; you can detect the vanilla, musk, and incense that takes you on an oriental journey, but not to the usual orientals. It’s a unique, refined oriental. It lasts longer than I expected and projects more than I imagined. It’s not a best-seller, but it works for me. One piece of advice: try it several times. Sometimes the nose isn’t ready for certain notes. I heard this in a store and thought no, until one day it caught my attention. I sprayed it on my skin and the magic began. The best tip is to order decants to test. You can change your mind, I’ve experienced it with many perfumes.
Ultra feminine. And I’m telling you this as someone who wears Guidance and Soie Malaquais… it smells like Cleopatra bathing in donkey’s milk. It’s too feminine even for me. What a pity because I love it. Milky, almond, vanilla… utterly delicious. Very special. I’d been reading about it for months and couldn’t have imagined it like this. It has surprised me (for the better). A touch of cacao and neroli, darkened by a super feminine incense. It’s a marvel. It reminds me of the scent of sunscreen, but in a luxury version. Esoteric, yet very feminine.
I tried a decant of this ages ago. When I first sprayed it on my wrist, I thought, ‘agggg, this isn’t for me’. The milky vanilla scent reminded me of boiled condensed milk and made me feel sick. I left it tucked away for months. Today, while clearing out decants, I saw it and thought, ‘right, let’s use up the last 2ml to empty it and free up some space’. I sprayed it on my wrists, neck, and décolletage. At first, I felt nothing special—not the revulsion from before, nor any infatuation. But as the hours passed… oh my goodness! I couldn’t stop smelling my wrist and my shirt. What spell is this? It suits the cold perfectly. It’s been over eight hours and I’m still going crazy smelling myself. Now I need to own a bottle. White, creamy, vanilla-scented flowers… I’m absolutely fascinated.
It smells of baby nappies (when it’s unclear if there’s been a poo or not) with neroli and bum wipes. It doesn’t smell bad, but that’s the olfactory image. In the dry down it resembles Tonkatonic, which I prefer because it has no baby-like reminiscence.
A sample arrived and it’s rich; it makes me think of a milk dessert, perhaps like arroz con leche, a milk and coconut ice pop, or a vanilla custard sweet with cocoa. Something powdery, rich floral, almost edible sweetness and nothing overwhelming. I like it!
I’ll just say give it another chance. At first I didn’t like it; I felt it was very milky and even upset my stomach (I don’t know if it was summer or the tester was faulty), but I bought a 5ml decant and it seems beautiful now. Not a trace of what I smelled the first time. On my skin it’s a vanilla white floral, slightly sweet, not cloying. I smell it milky and, perhaps I’m mad, it even smells a bit of coconut. It gives a sense of cleanliness, like a luxury cream. It’s for lovers of clean, sweet florals. Don’t look for a gourmand bomb because it isn’t one. I’d like the large bottle, but I feel it doesn’t project or leave a trail. Lasts about 5 hours.
A beauty that improves with time. I hadn’t reached for it in months and it has gained in potency and creaminess.
It exploded my head when I smelled it. I didn’t know what I was smelling, then over the days I appreciated the neroli, milk and musks. It smells very much of goats, but it’s very pretty and powerful. It’s very special, but you have to like it.
I received a decant and tried it on my arm: a delicate, non-invasive, clean but not powdery scent, very unusual, so I recommend trying it before buying. It doesn’t release its full power on blotter paper; test it on skin. Immediately it smells of milk with vanilla and white flowers in the base. The price is high, so I don’t think I’ll buy it; I’ll look for a dupe. Totally feminine, I’d love to smell it on a woman; I’ll try it on my girlfriend to see how she likes it.
Oh, oh, oh. I’m in love with this scent. Yes, it recalls versions of Givenchy’s L’Interdit, but this is more delicate, sophisticated and sensual. It has a perfect combination for those who love florals, woody and musky notes. I see it as an evening fragrance for its sweet, vanilla and creamy touch; ideal for autumn and winter. It can be worn during the day, but I usually choose something fresher. Very feminine on my skin. It also reminds me of Xerjoff’s Lira, but this one from Liquides Imaginaires seduces me more: it’s lighter, a soft cream. Addictive. A brilliant evolution. Moderate trail; I can’t stand those that blast everywhere. One of my favourites.
I bought it blindly following reviews and it didn’t disappoint: what a delicious perfume! Milky, creamy and gourmand, yet not cloying, with a base of incense that gives character and mystery to such angelic notes. It evokes delicacy, is pleasant, noticeable and has a good trail; it lasts quite a few hours, around 12 in my case.
It smells terrible on my skin, oh dear. What a pity, but at least I save the price.
It has completely captivated me. It’s sweet and milky without being heavy; beautiful neroli blooms shine on my skin. Very feminine. If you love white flowers and sweetness, don’t hesitate, as it lasts forever. It’s one of the few fragrances people ask me about.
My collection grows and this remains my favourite. Sweet, nostalgic, dreamy, mystical. An unmatched combination of white flowers, milk, vanilla, and musk. It smells like dessert, a bunch of clean flowers, and a cathedral… It’s indescribable.
I must say that without being charmed, because it’s a fragrance that produces both love and hate in me. I tried it in a perfumery yesterday and it’s the best longevity I’ve ever experienced. They applied it at 4 pm; I showered that night, and the next day at 2 pm, a faint scent returned. I was impressed that it kept smelling after so long. Even if it’s not my favourite, if you’re looking for a potent aroma that lasts all day, definitely try Blanche Bête.
I’m quite put off; I don’t smell the sweetness or the milky notes, just something like coconut water and something metallic and cold. I’ll let it rest; for now, it’s nothing I was looking for or expecting, and I’m very disappointed.
La Bestia Blanca is scandalous and different. It’s like milk mixed with fleshy, creamy white flowers. It’s not cloying and delivers on its name’s promise. It’s elegant without being stately, very skin-scent. Analytically: creamy milky opening, then clean skin and incense, and a base of musk, tonka bean, and vanilla reminiscent of vanilla coconut. It’s distinct from commercial brands, unisex, and for special occasions due to its rarity. Rating 9/10. It blew my mind: it’s a delicious sensory experience; I like it more than Mugler’s Alien Jasmine.
What a wonder! Feminine, velvety, delicate, creamy… an aroma that wraps you in a soft, sweetly indulgent cloud. A genuine love at first scent. Longevity and trail are ten. It’s brilliant! A fantasy of how beautiful it is!
There isn’t much more to say: it’s delicious. A very milky perfume, extremely pleasant. It feels comfortable and elegant without effort. It’s one of those perfumes that gives constant pleasure and doesn’t tire. I doubt it will leave my top 5. Pure enjoyment. An essential staple.
Delicious. Smells like white flowers bathed in coconut milk, white chocolate, vanilla, and musk. It’s divine.
I love milky, vanilla, and white floral perfumes, so I ordered a decant and it didn’t suit me at all. On paper, it smells like clean nappies; nothing unpleasant, but not my style. On skin, it starts as a damp wipe, then turns into strong, bitter incense, followed by hot milk with neroli and tonka bean at the end. Don’t buy blind.
It’s pretty but not to my taste. On my skin, it comes across as milky with hints of arroz con leche and spices. The floral side is light and welcome because neroli isn’t really my thing. I wouldn’t recommend buying blind; this is for lovers of creamy floral milky aromas. I sense two worlds: spices and the warmth of steamed coconut milk. It didn’t blow my mind. Quality 10/10.
Tired of the feminine side. It’s a blend of milk, vanilla, and cocoa with a shy neroli lingering in the distance that smells of coconut. Despite being sweet, it isn’t cloying thanks to the musk which gives it depth and creaminess, creating an airy space between notes. Smells like milk lotion after a bath. I like it; it’s lovely and I used it at home, but I’m not sure if I’ll buy the large bottle after decanting.