CH Beasts by Carolina Herrera
Men 2020
Description
CH Beasts by Carolina Herrera is a spicy oriental fragrance for men. Launched in 2020, this composition features juniper berries, angelica and black pepper in its top notes. The heart reveals aquatic notes, balsam fir and violet leaves, while the base settles on cashmere wood, Madagascar vanilla and labdanum.
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Key notes
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Top
Juniper Berries
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Heart
aquatic notes
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Base
cashmere wood
Community
129 votes
- Positive 80%
- Negative 12%
- Neutral 8.5%
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In the collection
Leading answer I own it
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What do you think?
Leading answer Love it
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Season
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Time of day
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Fragrance profile
About CH Beasts
CH Beasts by Carolina Herrera is a spicy oriental fragrance for men. Launched in 2020, this composition features juniper berries, angelica and black pepper in its top notes. The heart reveals aquatic notes, balsam fir and violet leaves, while the base settles on cashmere wood, Madagascar vanilla and labdanum.
Green, herbal and fougère Woods and mosses Resins and balsams
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Longevity
Leading answer Moderate
92 votes
Sillage
Leading answer Moderate
114 votes
Character
Leading answer Traditionally masculine
86 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Fair price
79 votes
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11 reviews
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It smells quite good thanks to the juniper, which adds freshness; the rest is typical CH: pepper (a simple but well-used weapon by CH) and vanilla at the end, reminiscent of the classic CH. However, I find it more versatile due to its green notes of violet and fir. I didn’t find it ‘watery’, perhaps because the water serves to balance those notes, but it is not very complex and is very wearable. Aggressive to the nose, it leaves a very sexy dry-down, and yes, I have received compliments despite wearing it around ten times. Its trail is not standout: 6/10. Scent: 8/10. Longevity (for a CH): 7/10.
Smells fantastic with that fresh juniper note, though it still carries the typical CH pepper (a simple but well-executed base) and vanilla at the end reminiscent of the classics. I find it more versatile thanks to those violet and fir green touches. It doesn’t feel watery; perhaps that note balances the rest; it’s simple yet very wearable. My nose enjoys it, the dry-down is sexy, and I’ve received compliments despite wearing it only about ten times. The trail isn’t particularly prominent: 6/10, the scent itself: 8/10, and longevity for CH: 7/10.
In Best you get the aquatic with vanilla, while Under the Sea offers a more marine profile with extra vanilla… they’re similar, just a matter of taste 😊
Smells like tamarind 😂😂, very similar to CH Insignia but not quite as intense, and it also leans towards CH Birds (which also smells of tamarind 😔😔). It dries down beautifully, becoming rich and vanilla-forward.
It’s warm and fresh all at once, a combo of CH’s classic DNA with delicious green, marine, and woody touches. It’s well-constructed: it highlights the sweetness of the vanilla, the greenness of the fir, and the angelica with the cashmere wood. It smells great, is easy to like, attractive, sensual, and masculine. I see it as versatile for autumn and winter in open spaces because its presence is noticeable. It has a heavy trail and can become tiring if you over-spray due to the sweet base. Recommended if you enjoy green and sweet fragrances; guaranteed compliments, the women I’ve shown it to absolutely love it.
A fragrance that is both warm and fresh, blending the DNA of the traditional CH with green, marine, and woody notes. It is well-constructed: the sweetness of the vanilla, the greenery of the fir and angelica, and the cashmere wood all stand out. It smells good, is easy to wear, attractive, sensual, and masculine. I see it as versatile for autumn and winter in open settings, where its presence is noticeable. It has a heavy trail and can become tiring if overused due to the sweetness of the base. Recommended if you enjoy green and sweet scents. It guarantees compliments; the women I’ve shown it to absolutely love it.
I’ll just say it’s the richest scent I’ve ever smelled, basically that’s why I bought it, not for anything else, because the rest leaves much to be desired: longevity and projection are poor, you only smell it on yourself and only for the first two hours. The ‘EAU DE PARFUM’ and Beast moniker are merely on the label, unfortunately.
It’s a sweet and green scent with low projection and a longevity of around four hours. Obviously it’s similar to CH Man but greener, though we could also reference the Homem Verum by Natura, except the latter is sweeter. It’s worn during the day for being green and at night for being sweet. In cold climates it will perform better and is ideal for romantic and intimate encounters. It’s pleasant, ideal for collection due to its packaging, and works as a blind gift if you’re looking for something sweet and soft that isn’t the typical amber.
It’s similar to CH Men but with a greener touch. I’d prefer the classic CH Men a thousand times; that rich sugar scent appeals to me more than this CH Beasts.
It resembles Ch Men, but with a greener twist. I’d a thousand times rather wear the classic Ch Men; that sugary scent appeals to me far more than this Ch Beasts.
Black pepper in CH? What a novelty! It smells like a CH King but with a green touch instead of coffee and more woody. Will the perfumer at CH know what other notes to add to their men’s fragrances besides black pepper? It doesn’t smell bad, but frankly I can’t help but think of CH King without so much pepper and with more wood.