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Be Bold by MARIA CHER.

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Be Bold by MARIA CHER.: A Sweetly Confident Scent Be Bold by MARIA CHER. is a women's fragrance that embraces a gourmand character with a lively spirit. It revolves around three main ingredients: pistachio, caramel, and coconut. At first spritz, there's a creamy sweetness, with the pistachio delivering a nutty and soft impression. The caramel soon emerges, adding a warm,…

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When to wear it (votes)

  • Winter 25%
  • Spring 28%
  • Summer 6.3%
  • Autumn 41%
  • Day 100%
  • Night 0%

Community

23 votes

  • Positive 87%
  • Negative 4.3%
  • Neutral 8.7%
positive reviews 23 community votes
LongevityModerate SillageModerate Best momentAutumn CharacterFeminine

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Leading answer I own it

55 votes

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Leading answer Autumn

32 votes

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Leading answer Day

12 votes

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About Be Bold

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Be Bold by MARIA CHER.: A Sweetly Confident Scent

Be Bold by MARIA CHER. is a women's fragrance that embraces a gourmand character with a lively spirit. It revolves around three main ingredients: pistachio, caramel, and coconut.

At first spritz, there's a creamy sweetness, with the pistachio delivering a nutty and soft impression. The caramel soon emerges, adding a warm, sugary depth that brings to mind indulgent treats. Coconut then lends a tropical, lactonic smoothness, making the scent both soothing and memorable on the skin.

Women who love sweet, creamy and gourmand perfumes, and who appreciate a bold accessory for everyday elegance or special moments.

Be Bold is a wonderfully audacious perfume, ideal for those who want to make a lasting impression with a cosy, sweet aura.

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Longevity

Leading answer Moderate

14 votes

Sillage

Leading answer Moderate

11 votes

Character

Leading answer Traditionally feminine

12 votes

Value perception

Leading answer Good value

12 votes

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  1. When I tried this perfume on my skin, I expected something very gourmand. It didn’t displease me, but it feels like a soapy pistachio; at one point I even thought it could have jasmine or some white floral. It feels like a shampoo that smells of pistachio, super weird.

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  2. Honestly, I was surprised that I liked it. It’s not mind-blowing either; I suppose I didn’t have any expectations for it. You can feel the coconut creaminess and it lasts well.

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  3. For me, this perfume smells of a small freshly baked lemon cake: sweet and very comforting, with a gourmand feel that’s easy to enjoy. As for performance, the opening is quite powerful. It makes itself known immediately upon application and leaves a marked sillage; it’s one of those perfumes that people around you can detect without needing to be very close. However, after about two hours it starts to lose intensity. It doesn’t change in an unpleasant way or become heavy; it simply becomes softer, so if you want to keep that initial presence, you’ll probably need a top-up halfway through the evening. I see it as a clearly youthful perfume, ideal for daytime wear, although it can also work for an informal outing. It seems versatile for both summer and winter, as its sweetness isn’t overpowering. It doesn’t convey a serious or elegant image; rather, its personality is tender, sweet and likeable.

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  4. GretaVetiver

    I tried it today and was surprised at how much I liked it. I’ll see how it is another day, and if I like it just as much, it’ll be my perfume for the season.

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  5. Oscar.mimosa

    I tried it today and was surprised by how much I liked it. I’ll see how I get on with it another day; if I like it just as much, it will be my scent for the season.

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  6. ivan_patchouli

    To me, this perfume smells like a small lemon cake fresh out of the oven: sweet and very comforting, with a gourmand quality that’s easy to enjoy. As far as performance goes, the opening is quite powerful. The moment you apply it, it makes its presence felt and leaves a pronounced trail; it’s the kind of perfume that people around you can detect without having to be very close. However, after about two hours it starts to lose intensity. It doesn’t change in an unpleasant way or become heavy; it simply becomes softer, so if you want to maintain that initial presence you’ll probably need a top-up halfway through the evening. I see it as a clearly youthful perfume, ideal for daytime wear, although it could also work for a casual outing. It strikes me as versatile for both summer and winter, since its sweetness isn’t cloying. It doesn’t project a serious or elegant image; on the contrary, its personality is tender, sweet and likeable.

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  7. Elias.tonka

    To be honest, I was surprised that I liked it. It’s not exactly mind-blowing, I suppose; I didn’t have any expectations of it. You can sense the creaminess of the coconut, and it lasts well.

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