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    BD by Mallo. Atmospheric mood
    BD by Mallo
    Mallo

    BD

    Bold floral. Unforgiving warmth.

    8-10 hoursStrong4.72023
    White FloralAnimalicMuskyOud

    The Scent Journey

    BD by Mallo is a fragrance that opens with Jasmine, transitions into a heart of Civet, Assam Oud, and Liquidambar, and settles into a base of Assam Oud, Civet, and Musk. Expect 6-10 hours longevity and strong sillage. Best suited for fall and winter. Rated 4/5, loved by the community, 3 votes.

    Main accords

    white floral
    animalic
    musky
    oud
    leather
    sensualboldmysterioussophisticatedconfidentseductive
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    The Verdict

    What the community says.

    When to Wear6 votes
    Occasions4 votes
    Pros
    • Lasts well past eight hours on skin
    • Animalic warmth that actually speaks
    • Bold jasmine without the sanitized version
    • Strong sillage that fills a room
    • A limited run that won't be forgotten
    Cons
    • Civet and castoreum are not for everyone
    • May be too confrontational for daily wear
    • The jasmine can lean indolic on some skin types
    • Limited availability makes getting a bottle difficult
    • Not subtle, you'll be noticed

    The Story

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    ConcentrationEau de ParfumEau de Parfum
    Top NotesJasmineDark Chocolate, Valencia OrangeBenzoin, Davana, Patchouli
    Longevity6-10 hours4-6 hours4-6 hours
    SillageStrongStrongStrong
    Best SeasonFallFallFall
    Rating4.67/55/55/5

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    Reviews

    What others think.

    The jasmine is indolic, the animalic notes are unapologetic, does BD's vintage floral style pull you in or push you away?

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