Scent Like a Pop Star: Sisters B4 Misters Jusbox

Yara from Lattafa but better: Sisters B4 Misters Jusbox

When I first sprayed Sisters B4 Misters on my skin, I felt like I had time-traveled back to the golden age of the Spice Girls. This perfume was inspired by their energy, their individuality, and the unstoppable spirit of “Girl Power.” Created by Nelly Hachem-Ruiz, the scent channels each Spice Girl’s essence in a fun, cheeky, but sophisticated way. If you’ve ever loved Yara by Lattafa, this is like her older, more rebellious sister—bolder, brighter, and with a whole lot more attitude.

Pink Rebellion in a Glass

Let’s talk about the bottle—because it’s not just pretty, it’s powerful. My Sisters B4 Misters bottle sits on my vanity like a pop star’s mic—crystal-clear glass framed by juicy bubblegum-pink edges. The design reminds me of a '90s backstage pass dipped in strawberry gloss. That black cap with its vinyl-record shape and pink center? Iconic. It feels like a tribute to both music and sisterhood. Every time I pick it up, I smile—because the bottle alone tells a story of sass, fun, and fierce femininity. It’s a visual mood board for every girly-gutsy moment.

A Pop Anthem in Perfume Form

On my skin, the scent opens with a fizzy explosion—ginger, lime, and blackcurrant dancing like stage lights and confetti. Then, it mellows into the soft charm of banana-strawberry dessert and floral elegance with iris and lily of the valley. What really stays with me is the warm base: sugared milk, creamy sandalwood, and glowing amber. It's sweet, but never sticky—more like a polished pop anthem than a sugar rush. I wear it most on spring and summer days when I want to feel alive and flirty. It lasts about seven hours and feels perfectly tuned to playful femininity.

Backstage Lights and Girl Power

This fragrance doesn’t just smell good—it triggers memories. When I wear Sisters B4 Misters, I think of glitter microphones, roller skates, banana bread in the oven, and singing too loud with friends. It captures the joy of being yourself—loud, soft, sparkly, spicy—without apology. There’s a definite pop-concert vibe here: the giddy nerves, the spotlights, the backstage thrill. It’s like wearing nostalgia wrapped in sequins. If you grew up during the Spice Girls era, this is your olfactive throwback. And if you didn’t? It still feels like a celebration of confidence, friendship, and pure fun.

Sisters B4 Misters isn’t just another fruity gourmand—it’s a fragrant power statement. On me, it wears like a pink leather jacket: feminine, fierce, and full of character. I love how it balances playfulness and polish without tipping into cliché. It’s that rare mix of nostalgic charm and niche sophistication. If you adore sweet, creative scents but want something with an edge a scent that sings you’ll fall for this one too. It’s more than perfume, it’s an attitude. And honestly? It’s my new go-to when I need a little reminder to stand tall, smile wide, and lead with joy.

Specialist commentary from Natalie

If you decide to choose a fruity fragrance, I'll give you a couple of tips. Concentrate on the complexity of flavors rather than just sweetness. Seek fruit blends that combine sweet and sour notes, such as raspberries or stone fruits, and enhance them with grounding notes like woods (sandalwood, patchouli, cedar) and resins (amber, frankincense) for depth and longevity. Opt for Eau de Parfum concentration and high-quality synthetic fragrances that mimic the essence of real fruit while maintaining a strong projection Experiment with unexpected accents, such as spices, florals, and musks, to avoid clichéd sweetness and create a unique signature scent. Choose niche or luxury brands that prioritize rare ingredients, layering sophistication, and creative depth.

FAQ

What inspired the creation of Sisters B4 Misters?

It’s a homage to the Spice Girls’ legacy—“Girl Power,” unity, individuality and nostalgia fused into scent. Each key note mirrors the persona of each Spice Girl: ginger (Geri), lime (Mel C), iris (Victoria), sugared milk (Emma), amber (Mel B)

How does it perform: longevity and projection?

Users report above‑average longevity, though dry‑down may be lighter. Sillage is noticeable but moderate, pleasantly wearable for office or social settings

What seasons and scenarios suit this scent best?

Best for spring and summer thanks to its bright, effervescent opening, though the creamy base adds comfort for cooler days—ideal for casual, happy outings

How is it different from other fruity-gourmand fragrances?

It’s more layered than just candy-sweet—spicy ginger and tart blackcurrant add brightness, iris and lily lend refinement, and the creamy amber base grounds it in niche-grade sophistication