If you have a non-BNPL balance, you will still need to make at least your minimum payment as shown on your statement. If you love the smell of roses in a garden, then this one is for you, but you would have never thought it would dry down this way with the cute pink bear teasing us to believe it will hold onto the bubble gum aroma right through.

Hubba Bubba has that light coat of powdered sugar that makes it smell/taste creamy and round, and this perfume has none of those qualities.

I put perfume on my clothes more than my skin though because I feel like clothes hold the scent better.

I read the notes before I sprayed and was pretty skeptical… thinking how the hell they could possibly work together. It makes me think of Escada Magnetism, not in smell but in how it compares to the rest of Moschino fragrances. The first spritz is extremly super sweet - smells like candy and bubblegum but as others have said before me - the smell of bubblegum is only at the begining.but there's still something a bit artificial in the background, like someone sprinkled confectioners sugar on top of a rose. But for the rest of us, who actually enjoy the smell of bubble-gum or just want it for the NOSTALGIA, I think this is a CHARMING perfume! When dry down, the olfactory evolution becomes floral, the majesty of the Bulgarian rose completely neutralizes the initial artificial rubberiness. With spring shyly approaching, I thought that a bubblegum perfume could be fun for this transitional period and therefore I took a go at Toy 2 Bubblegum. I bought this perfume when it was first released and it is just sitting in my room collecting dust because I have absolutely no idea how to wear this fragrance or where I'd wear it because of how starkly different the opening is from the dry down.

It’s a lovely fragrance that doesn’t lean young or tacky and isn’t overwhelming like some people may think with a bubblegum fragrance! I hate rose fragrances but I love this, it is such a pretty soft and sweet rose, it is actually unique to my nose (but then again I don't go out smelling rose perfumes, I usually avoid them completely) I really do love it, it makes me happy to smell. It feels overplayed (and, in a way, if it actually lasted instead of disappearing after a few seconds, I might've hated this perfume).Wrote a positive review on this fragrance a year ago, back when I only had a sample with no atomizer. Toy2 Bubblegum, the new fragrance for women by Moschino, is still encased in the iconic shape of a teddy bear but this time with a transparent glass body and a cap offering a hint of perfectly pink elegance. for me, this smells way too synthetic and it smells so much like bubblegum it loses its sense of sweet bubblegu if you know what i mean. Unfortunately it disappears from the skin after just an hour, a complaint i have heard a lot from other people in continental Europe (where i live). Although I find it to be a quite happy and funny perfume (and I really like the hot pink bear), I wouldn't purchase a full bottle.

My coworkers weren't a fan of it and said it reminded them of cough medicine lol I don't get that smell at all though. Also, if you are looking for gum fragrance, but something a bit more settle and with a better longevity I would recommend Tank Battle by Lush. The bottle, the colour and THE SCENT: pink bubble gum and after pink rose scent, like a rose turkish delight lokum. When you first spray it: kinda obnoxious because its very realistic smelling and then it looses power but you can still smell just sweet and soft bubblegum. Toy 2 from Moschino gave me the same effect -- it made me feel like I was inside of a bubble gum bubble, so it made me super nostalgic.

Smells of bubble gum, all sorts of candy, sweets, imagine colors of rainbow, fruits, Skittles, Jelly Bellys, etc. I would say it’s a fragrance that would suit younger women but overall it is a really nice soft subtle scent. I wish that the cap was transparent though, so that it would match; either that, or have the whole bottle covered in that opaque bubblegum pink. Unfortunately I do not like the smell, it’s extremely bubblegumy (probably quite obvious) and would be suited for someone quite young. I don't wanna smell like bubblegum as a grown woman, so I'm glad the drydown is more sophisticated, with a delightful Bulgarian rose note.