Plum Spray Paint

It opens with dense plum, almost jammy, with pink pepper and cinnamon giving it edge and a spray-paint note cutting across the top. The heart turns spicy and slightly boozy: saffron, red berries, and rum, with magnolia and jasmine handling the floral side. At the base, it settles into cistus and labdanum, patchouli, leather, whisky, and smoke, leaving it resinous and dry. Plum Spray Paint is a perfume by Bohoboco, a Polish house that builds each fragrance around a contrast and writes it into the name. Here it’s plum against spray paint, just as in Mango Yuzu Gasoline it was tropical fruit against gasoline. The drydown takes a while to arrive, so it’s worth giving it some time before judging it by the opening. It works better at night and in cold weather, when the smoke and leather don’t get lost. And it shares a house and structure with Mango Yuzu Gasoline, so if you’re looking for that same kind of contrast, that’s the other one.

What does Plum Spray Paint smell like?

Plum Spray Paint opens with plum, pink pepper, cinnamon, and a spray paint note. The heart features saffron, magnolia, red fruits, jasmine, and rum, and the base has cistus and labdanum, whisky, patchouli, leather, and smoke.

What is the spray paint note in Plum Spray Paint?

In Plum Spray Paint, spray paint is a top note, alongside pink pepper and cinnamon. Bohoboco presents it as a contrast to the plum, just as it does with gasoline in Mango Yuzu Gasoline.

How are Plum Spray Paint and Mango Yuzu Gasoline alike?

Both are from Bohoboco and are built the same way: a very juicy fruit against an industrial note. In Plum Spray Paint, it’s plum against spray paint; in Mango Yuzu Gasoline, Mango and Yuzu against gasoline.