My Soothing Eastern Perfume Obsession: A Honest Review of Hubbak

My Soothing Eastern Perfume Obsession: A Honest Review of Hubbak

I've finally joined the Eastern perfume club, and it's been a wild ride of self-discovery. I've always been intimidated by strong scents, but I'm glad I took the leap and started exploring.

There's something about women who can rock Eastern scents with ease that leaves me in awe. But, I've always been a bit timid when it comes to trying them out myself. Most Eastern perfumes are intense and overpowering, and my personal taste leans more towards light citrus notes.

That all changed when our local Indian market came to town, and I got to experience the magic of Eastern perfumes firsthand. I stocked up on a few bottles and even ordered some online. I decided to start my review series with Hubbak, as it's a great intro to the world of Eastern perfumes, even for those who are hesitant, like me.

Ordering perfumes without smelling them first can be a bit of a gamble, but I'm glad I took the chance with Hubbak. The packaging is super cute, and the spray bottle is super convenient. Plus, it's travel-friendly – it won't leak or get damaged in your bag.

The packaging is really adorable – it's a great first impression. And the price? It's not too shabby either – 18ml of Hubbak cost me around 150 rubles (not including shipping).

The scent itself is pretty fleeting, lasting around 4-6 hours, which is a nice change of pace from other oil-based perfumes. I appreciate that it's not too overpowering, either – it's more like a warm hug that wraps you in a cozy, soothing aroma.

What I love about Hubbak is that it's not a loud, in-your-face scent. It's more like a gentle whisper that leaves you feeling calm and relaxed. The combination of fresh floral notes and soft vanilla sweetness is really something special – it's like a breath of fresh air that opens up your heart and makes you feel all the feels.

Hubbak is described on the website as a perfume that will 'find a place in the heart of the romantic and melt the frost of the reserved.' That's pretty spot on, if you ask me.

The main notes are almond, vitex, and frangipani, which come together to create a scent that's both exotic and familiar. And the ingredients? They're all natural and high-quality – Dipteryx odorata, Vitex Agnus Castus, Fresia refracta, Citrus bergamia, and Abelmoschus moschatus.

What really sets Hubbak apart is the way the different notes come together to create a sense of depth and complexity. It's like a rich tapestry that unfolds with every sniff.

For me, the frangipani note really stands out, and I love how it adds a touch of sweetness to the scent. I think this perfume is perfect for young women who want to try out Eastern perfumes without feeling overwhelmed. Just be aware that it's a bit too warm for summer, so save it for the colder months.

I'd definitely recommend Hubbak to anyone looking for a soothing and calming scent. And the best part? It's not too expensive – 18ml of Hubbak cost me around 150 rubles (not including shipping).

Overall, I'm really impressed with Hubbak, and I think it's a great choice for anyone looking to explore the world of Eastern perfumes. It's a beautiful, soothing scent that's perfect for everyday wear, and it's not too overpowering, even for those who are sensitive to strong scents.

One thing to keep in mind is that the scent may not last as long as some other perfumes, but I think that's actually a plus for me. I prefer a scent that's not too overpowering, and Hubbak delivers on that front.

Another thing I appreciate about Hubbak is the packaging. It's really cute and travel-friendly, making it easy to take with you on the go.

Rating: 4.5/5 stars

Soothing and calming scent Not too overpowering Travel-friendly packaging Not too expensive Perfect for everyday wear

May not last as long as some other perfumes