Baby Boby by Zermat
Men Women 2021
The olfactory pyramid
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Leading answer I want it
53 votes
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Leading answer Love it
15 votes
Season
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28 votes
Time of day
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Longevity
Leading answer Moderate
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Sillage
Leading answer Moderate
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Character
Leading answer Balanced
11 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Good value
9 votes
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4 reviews
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Smells like pure baby powder, that clean talc my nephew always used when he was a toddler. I thought it was his natural scent until I realised it was his little perfume. Sometimes I use it myself too; it’s ideal for sleeping, for clothes, or for putting on yourself.
It’s jasmine and violet with Dove soap and talc. Like any long-lasting cologne, it doesn’t linger long on the skin but lasts up to four hours on clothes. Note: my bottle is old, bought in 2008, just like the one with the ’80s vibe.
I don’t know how, but it smells identical to the old Nina Ricci Air du temps EDT. The flowers, I’m sure there’s carnation, are synthetic and the talc is so strong it smells like aldehydes. It’s linear, doesn’t evolve; if you don’t like the opening, forget it. In my opinion, it smells very strong and vintage for a children’s perfume, but if you like Air du temps, give it a try 😉
Smells like baby, that classic talc. Ideal for the little one and the mum; my four-year-old daughter still uses it. It says it came out in 2021, but I’ve known it for years before that.