Radio Child – Eau de Parfum

BIBBI – niche perfumes by Swedish designer Stina “Bibbi” Seger, each scent a story drawn from her meditations, wrapped in deep blue.

Radio Child is green, salty and playful. Black pepper opens with a brief spark, jasmine petals, fig leaves and juicy pear meet at the heart, before cashmere woods, oakmoss and salted musk settle into a soft, skin-close base.

Radio Child is at its best in spring and summer and during the day. According to BIBBI, this unisex scent is a bestseller in Scandinavia – a light, curious companion for every day.

What makes Radio Child special to us is its story – because it is set in Vienna. Stina Seger tells of a child who took piano lessons with Beethoven in late 18th-century Vienna and one day vanished without a trace; ever since, every radio in the city plays the Moonlight Sonata on that day. Having a scent with a Viennese legend on our shelves makes us especially happy here in Josefstadt.

THE SNUD SCENT GUIDE

Everything you want to know about this fragrance.

What does Radio Child smell like?

Radio Child opens with black pepper, reveals jasmine, fig leaves and pear at the heart and dries down softly with cashmere woods, oakmoss and salted musk.

How does Radio Child feel?

Radio Child feels like a summer afternoon by an open window – light, playful and a little salty on the skin, never loud, but tuned to a frequency all its own.

When to wear Radio Child?

Radio Child is made for spring and summer, especially daytime – a unisex scent for free and playful spirits.

Which fragrance might I like if I love Radio Child?

If you love the salted musk in Radio Child, try Sol Salgado by Thomas de Monaco – salt, linden blossom and sandalwood create an equally skin-close, sun-warmed feel.

Still unsure? Discover Radio Child as a sample first – the sample price is credited toward the full-size purchase.