Barbie B (for women)

LORENA

I agree with you missk. One of my daughters received it as a birthday present and I surprised because of the quality and the smell of the fragrance. you can notice that it is a well done product, thoughfully created, not by casuality. Girls also like to smell good , specially if "their mothers" wear great fragrances too, they appreciate good aromas so they want to have nice fragrances too, and this perfume is a good start.
I forgot to mention that Antonio puig fragrances are well nown in Latin America, like myrurgya for example. so it is a warranty of quality too.

missk

When I think of a perfume designed for and aimed at girls under the age of 12, I cringe thinking of what perfume will do to their soft and delicate skin. Although I don't find it particulary necessary for little girls to wear perfume, I suppose in some ways it can be seen as cute.

I stumbled across this fragrance by accident, (I had confused the bottle for another fragrance), yet I was quite surprised at how much I actually liked it. It's fairly light and stays very close to the skin and doesn't smell at all like a cheap, plastic scent. I couldn't help thinking that it was a little like a watered-down version of Ralph by Ralph Lauren.

I think it's good that the designers behind this fragrance have made sure that Barbie B isn't as strong as adult fragrances. It's something that a little girl can wear without being too overpowering, (we've all seen the little ones apply perfume and use up the whole bottle in one go). Even though I am impressed by this fragrance's composition and overall style, I still wouldn't choose to douse my little one in perfume until they are at least of a sensible age when they are able appreciate the world of scents.