Your Turn II
Your Turn II is a softer, sweeter take on Billie Eilish’s Your Turn, built around plum, fig, black tea, vanilla orchid, cedar, vetiver, and resin. Wearers describe it as warm, clean, smooth, and easier to use than the original, with a light soapy floral side on some skin. It suits people who want a modern everyday scent with fruity warmth and intimate.
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Performance Metrics
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Performance appears variable. Some wearers report impressive longevity, including a scent that remains noticeable hours later, but the broader voting also includes many weak and moderate longevity responses. Sillage leans intimate to moderate, so it is better framed as a close, polished daily scent than a strong projector.
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Your Turn II opens with spicy pimento, sweet mirabelle plum, and green cassis before moving into fig nectar, black tea, and vanilla orchid. The base brings cedarwood, vetiver, olibanum, and resin, though wearer feedback suggests the fruit, fig, soft floral sweetness, and clean smoothness are more obvious than a dark woody backbone.
Main Accords
11 MAPPEDThe fruity accord feels led by plum, cassis, and fig rather than bright citrus. Warm spice comes from the pimento, while amber and resin add a soft glow underneath. The woody side is present through cedar, vetiver, and olibanum, but in wear it may feel smooth and supportive instead of sharp, dry, or heavily textured. The floral sweetness of vanilla orchid can push it more feminine on some skin.
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It looks easiest to wear in summer and fall. The vote picture leans most toward night.
Pros & Cons
Quick take before you sampleWHY PEOPLE MAY LIKE IT
Warm, clean, inviting profile
Softer than the original Your Turn
Plum and black tea pairing feels distinctive
Fig adds a smooth earthy sweetness
Works as an everyday scent
Can suit office wear when applied lightly
Vanilla orchid gives soft polish
Resin and vetiver add winter-friendly warmth
Close sillage may suit discreet wearers
Some wearers report strong longevity
WHAT TO WATCH OUT FOR
Projection may feel too intimate
Woody notes can seem faint
May lean more feminine than expected
Soapy floral effect will not suit everyone
Not ideal for power-scent lovers
Performance feedback is mixed
Limited early availability frustrated some shoppers
May feel less distinctive to some noses
Clean softness can reduce edge
Best sampled before blind buying
Fragranxe Review
EDITORIAL“Billie Eilish Your Turn II Review”
Your Turn II by Billie Eilish comes across as a warmer, softer, and more approachable follow-up to Your Turn. The official structure is fruity, woody, warm spicy, amber, sweet, aromatic, and green, but the user feedback makes the scent easier to understand: plum, fig, black tea, vanilla orchid, cedar, vetiver, and resin create a clean, inviting perfume that feels more wearable than some expected.
The opening should not be read as a simple fruit spray. Pimento gives the start a spicy lift, while mirabelle plum and cassis add sweetness and a greener sharpness. On skin, wearers seem to notice the fig and cedar early, which gives the scent a lightly earthy shape instead of a syrupy fruit profile.
The heart is where Your Turn II becomes more Billie Eilish in style. Fig nectar, black tea, and vanilla orchid soften the composition, making it feel gently gourmand without turning into a heavy dessert scent. A few reviewers describe it as clean, smooth, light, airy, and even a little soapy. That soapy floral effect may be pleasant if you like polished everyday perfumes, but it can also make the fragrance feel more feminine than the unisex label suggests.
The dry-down is built around vetiver, cedarwood, olibanum, and resin. The best feedback says those notes round everything together and give the perfume a winter-friendly earthiness. The more critical side says the woody notes can feel faint, vague, or more like the idea of wood than a distinct cedar or vetiver statement. In practice, the base seems to support the fruit, tea, fig, and vanilla orchid rather than take full control.
Performance is the main area where expectations need to stay realistic. One wearer praised the longevity and could still smell it hours later, especially compared with the original. At the same time, the performance voting is split, and sillage trends intimate to moderate. This is unlikely to satisfy someone who wants a room-filling signature scent.
Your Turn II is strongest as a daily, close-range fragrance for someone who likes fruity warmth, soft woods, clean florals, and a touch of sweet vanilla. It is a good sample candidate for fans of the original who wanted something smoother and easier to wear. Skip the blind buy if you need bold projection, dry masculine woods, or a fragrance that avoids floral sweetness.
FAQs
What does Billie Eilish Your Turn II smell like?+
Your Turn II smells fruity, warm, softly spicy, and woody, with plum, cassis, fig, black tea, vanilla orchid, cedar, vetiver, olibanum, and resin. Reviewers often pick up a clean, smooth finish, with some saying it becomes light, airy, and slightly floral on skin.
Is Your Turn II sweeter than the original Your Turn?+
Several wearer comments point to Your Turn II feeling softer, sweeter, and easier to wear than the original. One reviewer preferred it because it felt more usable and less challenging on their skin.
Is Your Turn II long lasting?+
Feedback is mixed. One wearer reported smelling it hours later and praised the longevity, while the wider performance voting includes many weak and moderate ratings. Expect skin chemistry to matter, and do not buy it expecting guaranteed powerhouse wear.
Does Your Turn II project strongly?+
Most evidence points to a closer-wearing scent. Reviewers mention intimate sillage and say it is not the kind of perfume everyone smells across a room. That makes it more office-friendly, but less ideal for people who want big projection.
Is Your Turn II more feminine or unisex?+
It is listed as unisex, and the voting includes a unisex group, but several comments say it leans more feminine in wear. The vanilla orchid, fig, plum, and soft floral feel may make it read sweeter and more traditionally feminine on some skin.
What are the main notes in Your Turn II?+
The listed top notes are pimento, mirabelle plum, and cassis. The heart has black tea, vanilla orchid, and fig nectar. The base includes vetiver, cedarwood, olibanum, and resin.
Is Your Turn II good for the office?+
Yes, it can work well in an office if applied lightly. A reviewer described it as warm, inviting, clean, smooth, and safe for professional settings, and the softer projection supports that use.
What seasons suit Your Turn II best?+
The warm fruity, resinous, and woody parts make it easy to imagine in fall and winter, and one reviewer specifically called it a beautiful winter perfume. The clean, airy side may also work in milder spring weather.
Does Your Turn II smell woody?+
It has cedarwood, vetiver, olibanum, and resin in the base, but not everyone experiences it as deeply woody. Some feedback says the woods are faint or vague, while other comments notice cedar and resin supporting the plum, tea, and fig.
Is Your Turn II a safe blind buy?+
It is safer if you already like soft fruity woods, fig, vanilla orchid, clean musky or soapy effects, and Billie Eilish’s fragrance style. If you want dry woods, bold projection, or a less feminine profile, sampling first is smarter.
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COMMUNITY DUPESCOREThere is not enough evidence here to name a reliable dupe. Reviewers mention that it may remind them of something else, but no consistent comparison appears in the supplied feedback. The safer way to shop it is by style: consider it alongside soft fruity woody scents with fig, tea, clean florals, or resinous warmth rather than chasing a direct match.
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