B Scent
B Never Too Busy To Be Beautiful (2004)

I actually like this one. I just enjoy the lemony citrus. Reminds me of Chanel's Allure Homme Edition Blanche, but with more lemon. It's nothing groundbreaking, but it is one of my favourites from Lush.

Lemon and green spices. I own a full bottle and I like to wear it in the morning to get energy.

This is my least favorite fragrance in the Lush line. The opening is extremely strong and the fennel just comes out and gives you two smacks across your face. There's also other notes that come into play, but the opening is so bad that it's an instant scrubber. Awful in so many ways.

Notes: lemon, bergamot, fennel, lavender, rose, jasmine, ylang-ylang, sandalwood, and musk.
Starts like a very strong lemon hard candy -- and retains that sugary lemon vibe for quite a while. Eventually some jasmine and ylang-ylang soften with floral and slightly woody notes. In time a mild fennel note appears. The sweetness abates, thankfully, and the scent settles into an interesting style. I don't get anything like sandalwood, indeed any woody notes are rather feeble.
The dry-down is a faintly woody floral.
I think this is aimed at a feminine market.
I'd say it is OK but not brilliant.

There's a strong note of cedar in this which smells far too masculine for me. l gave my sample to a friend however, & it's much more floral on her! So l guess it's one of those that behaves very differently according to skin chemistry.

Lapsang souchong tea and antiseptic cream. Hit by this first vile assault, I want to scrub the offensive mix away. But wait.. before I can, it's transformed into mouldy orange peel with an edge of forty year old talcum powder. There's something almost pleasant about this latter stage - but not pleasant enough for me not to give this mix a thumbs down.