Bebe Perfumes

Bebe: Mango Meets Tuberose

Mango might bring a tropical fruity scent to mind. Tuberose adds a rich floral character. In the original Bebe Eau de Parfum, they appear alongside sweet pea, jasmine and rose, with sandalwood, cedarwood and musk underneath.

Created by perfumer Francis Kurkdjian and released in 2009, Bebe has plenty of flowers around its fruit notes. If you enjoy fruity florals with a woody base, this is one to compare.

Bebe Sheer: Apples and Flowers

Bebe Sheer takes a different direction from the original. Citrus and apple are paired with peony, rose, jasmine and freesia. Sandalwood, musk and amber form the base.

Apple and citrus bring freshness, while peony and freesia add to the floral character. Released in 2010, Sheer is worth comparing with the original Bebe if you prefer fresher floral fragrances.

Bebe Gold

The gold bottle might suggest warmth, but it’s worth looking at the notes before deciding. Bebe Gold Eau de Parfum features pink pepper, juniper berries and jasmine alongside amber, sandalwood and opoponax.

Juniper adds an aromatic element. Pink pepper contributes spice, while jasmine brings flowers into the combination. Opoponax has a warm, resinous character. If ambery fragrances appeal to you, take a closer look at Gold.

Bebe Nouveau: Quince and Black Orchid

Quince isn’t a fruit you come across in every perfume. In Bebe Nouveau Eau de Parfum, it features alongside grapefruit and citron. Jasmine, frangipani and black orchid follow, with ebony wood, vanilla, amber and musk underneath.

Released in 2013 and created by Patricia Choux, Nouveau offers another fruity floral combination. Compare its citrus, quince and warmer base with the mango and flowers of the original Bebe.

Bebe Glam: Blackberry, Flowers and Sugar

Bebe Glam Eau de Parfum opens with blackberry, bergamot and mandarin. Freesia and violet add flowers, followed by woody notes, musk and sugar.

Created by Richard Herpin and released in 2015, Glam is another option if you enjoy sweeter fruity florals. Check the full name when ordering, though. Glam and Glam 24 Karat are different fragrances.

Which Bebe Fragrance Should You Choose?

Start with the notes you usually enjoy.

Buying a gift? Ask which perfume the person wears or what scents they enjoy. The bottle design alone won’t tell you which fragrance suits them.

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Compare the fragrance first, then check its concentration, bottle size and price. If fruity florals appeal to you, look at Bebe and Glam. For a fresher floral style, compare Sheer. Gold takes a warmer, ambery direction, while Nouveau brings quince and citrus into its floral composition.

Browse available Bebe perfumes at ScentRepublic South Africa, with free delivery nationwide. You can also explore our perfumes for women.

Bebe Perfume FAQs

Does Bebe Eau de Parfum feature mango?

Yes. Mango features alongside sweet pea, tuberose, jasmine and rose, with sandalwood, cedarwood and musk underneath.

What’s the difference between Bebe and Bebe Sheer?

The original Bebe pairs mango with tuberose and other flowers. Sheer features apple, citrus, peony and freesia, giving it a fresher floral direction.

Which Bebe perfume features black orchid?

Bebe Nouveau features black orchid alongside quince, grapefruit, citron, jasmine, frangipani and woody base notes.

Does Bebe Gold smell sweet?

Amber and resinous notes contribute warmth, while jasmine and pink pepper add floral and spicy elements. It offers a different style from the fruitier Bebe fragrances.

Who created the original Bebe fragrance?

Francis Kurkdjian created Bebe Eau de Parfum, released in 2009.

Is Bebe Glam the same as Glam 24 Karat?

No. Glam features blackberry, floral notes and sugar. Glam 24 Karat has a different composition, with notes including water lily, cucumber, jasmine, vanilla and sandalwood.

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