Eilish No 2 by Billie Eilish

It’s unisex but leans more towards men. I have it at home, but my partner is the one who uses it most. It smells strongly of palo santo and woods; it’s super pleasant for cold weather and lasts quite a while. The bottle is gorgeous. For men, it’s a total success. Women can use it too, but it’s better to test it first. It’s very different from the Eilish 1, so don’t buy it just because you liked the first one; apart from the bottle, they have little in common. If you’re looking for something woody, spiced, elegant, and long-lasting, this is the one for you.

I bought a tester. The original Tom Ford didn’t quite suit me, and this is a delight. I love how it balances the citrus notes at the start with the woody and sweet musk. It doesn’t smell so much of incense, and that touch of pepper is just right. I use it daily in autumn and winter. Don’t buy it blindly. And ladies: keep in mind it’s unisex but with a masculine air. Go ahead and try it without fear.

A perfume where the notes speak for themselves, though it feels rather fussy. Bergamot hits first and I enjoy it with the woods, then comes the pepper, while palo santo takes the lead at the end. I wish the citrus lasted longer as it adds softness; if I wear too much or get too close, I feel a bit overwhelmed. The longevity is disappointing, and I’d say it’s mostly a masculine scent.

I was hugely surprised as it’s totally different from the first Eilish. The first one felt very childish and cloying… this is the exact opposite. Sumptuous and opulent, more masculine than feminine but unisex for those accustomed to this type of aroma. It starts with plenty of palo santo and pepper. Once it settles on the skin, ebony wood and incense join the ever-present palo santo. Excellent quality and longevity. It could easily be a niche perfume and has a Tom Ford vibe.

A strong, intense, heavy perfume. Super spiced and woody. No.

A mysterious and potent aroma, ideal for men or women with dark, confident energy. Very different from No 1: zero sweetness, all herbal and intense wood from the start. It’s fully nocturnal, nothing for the day. Original; I haven’t heard anything like it. The bottle is stylish enough to decorate with. The trail and longevity are superb. In a club full of scents, it was praised by others. I wouldn’t recommend it based on personal taste, but if you like woods and leather (even if not declared), you’re welcome.

This fragrance has character. If you’re a sophisticated woman, it’s for you. On the other hand, in a gentleman it conveys security, decisiveness, loyalty, dignity and perseverance. Although I don’t declare leather or rum, the perfume seems to have them.

Wow, an incredible perfume with a niche vibe. Excellent projection and sillage. It’s amazing it’s by a celebrity yet it avoids being clichéd. I’m a man and I consider it a masculine unisex; women might not love it. The woody notes are powerful, though over time the incense takes the lead.

I thought I’d like it, but I hated it. It reminds me of the smell of some taxis in Chile: leather, yellow pine with vanilla, the scent of a smoking driver who hasn’t showered. It makes me nauseous. The palo santo is very noticeable, mixed with strong synthetic vanilla. It really put me off; I’m disgusted. The good (bad for me) thing is that it lasts and projects a lot; I washed my wrist and it still smells. If you like it, that’s a plus. Luckily, I bought a decant. Always test before buying.

Celebrity perfumery is usually indulgent and harmless, but Eilish No 2 breaks away from that. They aren’t going for the easy formula; instead, they offer a good niche-style fragrance. It reminds me of Sorcynelli’s Reliquia with a sweeter touch. I liked it quite a bit, but I don’t recommend buying it blindly.

I ordered a sample and so far, I’ve loved it. I find it fresh yet complex and dark at the same time; not heavy, but with presence. I think I’ll buy it to add to my work perfume collection.

I’m zero for this type of fragrance; I bought it for variety and use it at the gym. I’d sum it up as smelling of a church; I detect a very strong palo santo. It’s a perfume I’d recommend smelling before buying.

The notes I detect most are palo santo, ebony, and pepper. It’s a very interesting scent, suits cold climates and rainy days perfectly. One could say it reminds me of a Christmas tree. In my opinion, it leans slightly towards the masculine. I wouldn’t recommend buying it blind.

It’s a challenging fragrance if you’re looking for something tender and feminine; you might be surprised. The composition is dense due to the ebony wood combined with vanilla. It’s very pleasant, although I have heavier perfumes; this one isn’t very versatile. Performance is excellent, especially on clothes, lasting 12 hours without issue. I believe if you’re a person with a strong personality, regardless of gender, it will suit you very well.

I loved it. When I first applied it, I thought, yes, yes, yes; it had a quite sweet, fairly feminine aroma, but as it dried, the smoky scent of burning palo santo or incense emerged, which combined with the sweetness of the vanilla creates a peculiar, highly addictive smell. My girlfriend has loved how it smells on me.