House of Bo Xuxu was launched in 2026, a spicy gourmand tea. Created by Nathalie Lorson, it has notes of champagne, clementine, chili pepper, damask rose, blackberry, macarons, Earl Grey tea, white musk, Mexican vanilla and saffron . House of Bo Xuxu is an eau de parfum, edp.
From the brand - "Sparkling - Decadent - Spicy. A floral fruity musk with a touch of haute gourmand. Notre Chère Xuxú cordially invites you to experience a playful dance between two worlds—one that reimagines the regal codes of classic femininity. White suede musks, saffron and Mexican vanilla lay a sensual foundation for a royal bouquet of damask rose, steeped in Earl Grey tea and kissed by the decadence of a jammy blackberry macaron. Xuxú is then crowned with a burst of sparkling champagne, spiked with chili pepper, and a twist of clementine peel; unfolding into a flirtatious and elegant composition.
From the Founder - "Xuxú is an ode to old-world debauchery reimagined for a modern sophisticate. Refined yet rebellious, it's a fragrance that lingers long after the night has ended." — Bernardo Möller, Founder & Creative Director of Bō
House of Bo is a US fragrance company created by Bernardo Moller. About Moller - "Bernardo Möller is a 38-year-old perfume enthusiast that resides in the heart of Latin America’s haven, Miami. Born to an Italian-American mother and a German-Mexican father, his multicultural upbringing in Mexico was filled with memories centered around scents. From the woody scent of Roble Trees in the Mexican forest that surrounded his home, to the tanning oil his mother would wear while vacationing in Sayulita by the Pacific Ocean, scents were as essential to his story as the supporting characters were to his life. Bernardo began collecting perfumes at the age of 13 and today his personal fragrance archive includes over 500 scents that tell his most intimate stories of love, heartbreak, and adventure. His passion for fragrances took center stage the day his father unexpectedly passed from COVID-19. Inspired by his father’s spiritual teachings of living an authentic and purpose-driven life, and his love for architecture and design, he began to create a sublime line of fragrances with renowned master perfumers in hopes to inspire the world."
Fragrantica - "This parfum is gorgeous. Anyone scared of the chili pepper, don’t be. It’s fleeting, but adds depth in the beginning. The champagne, blackberry, rose and vanilla are the stars here. Is this groundbreaking? No. Not at all. But it’s gorgeous. I hear people say it’s Delina (which I own) but with blackberry. I get that, but this is more complex and more beautiful. "
Fragrantica - "A love child of Delina and MFK Gentle Fluidity Gold"
Fragrantica - "Oh, she is stunning. This was love at first sniff for me. The Delinas, Dama Bianca, and Greenwich Village all party at the same club as Xuxú. Just like Bonbón by House of Bo, Xuxú isn’t a true gourmand; rather, she is a poet’s take on a blackberry macaron. You get the dry, sparkling champagne and clementine at the top, then she gracefully swoons into warm, gently spicy notes of Mexican vanilla and jammy blackberry. Saffron and musk temper the Damask Rose, yielding something that is truly beautiful and challenging to articulate. A modern day Marie Antoinette is very apropos! Poetry aside, I simply cannot stop smelling myself…Xuxú just gets better as it dries down! I personally don’t think she giving designer at all. Xuxú smells expensive and playful, just like her campaign portrayed her to be. And her performance is quite impressive! I tested her out last night and I can still smell her on my skin today."
