Franck Boclet Suiker Extrait De Parfum Unisex 100ml

Since I am generally always open to new things when it comes to amber, this Boclet was due at some point Anyone who enjoys the combination of benzoin, styrax, labdanum, and vanilla will get their money's worth here. I think the ylang-ylang at the top adds the finishing touch. The fragrance starts off with a lot of steam, warm, sweet, and resinous, yet without a hint of being "dirty." Very, very cozy and flattering. In the first 3 hours, it hits hard like a C63 in second gear, then it becomes a bit tamer. Overall, we are definitely on a very sweet side of life here. You have to be able to handle that. I believe this is my sweetest amber ever. The dosage makes all the difference. 3-5 sprays are optimal; with more, it quickly becomes sticky. The price-performance ratio is excellent; anyone who likes Grand Soir and its relatives can go for this. The fragrances from Boclet all have a high quality level anyway. Only the bottles could be a bit more elegant.

Angua has described it very, very well. I can also clearly smell rum in the opening. The beginning is exactly to my taste (I haven't liked patchouli for long). Wonderful, warm, almost hot, earthy, delicious... In my opinion, the scent is quite far from being a crypt scent (the patch from PR comes to mind... grrrrrrr) After an hour, I wonder in astonishment who swallowed the patchouli, where has it gone? Instead, the scent increasingly resembles the "Amber" by Franck Boclet... Amber and tonka bean are so present that nothing else has a chance on my skin. Man, I wanted a patchouli scent, hmmmm, no, this one isn't it. However, if you like warm amber: Definitely try it and definitely finish the test only after an hour. PS: Does that mean it’s der or das Patchouli?

Just pick 1 from the scent pyramid, or press, like I do, once on dry wood, that's just fine. Here, the perfumer really dug deep into the trick, uh, wood box. Actually, he didn't really want to be a perfumer at all, but a carpenter. Parquet, laminate, and sawdust are his main drive. A bit of glue to hold everything together nicely. Please make the glue metaphor yourself. No burning, no smoke, little resin. Absolutely no clove, I would smell that. Alcohol? If you ask me, but it's not in here. Branches, floorboards, planks; edge strips, cut at an angle. 1 Zig typical? No. But I can't quite recall the scent twin(s). Maybe something from Eau d'Italie. Yes, definitely. Otherwise, wood. A bit mustier, more masculine aroma, but in a nice way, can be worn like this, even as a woman. A tip-top scent, well crafted, and you can wear it anywhere. It's no coincidence that David Bowie dedicated one of his songs to this fragrance. Find the 2!

Just pick 1 from the scent pyramid, or press, like I do, once on dry wood, that's just fine. Here, the perfumer really dug deep into the trick, uh, wood box. Actually, he didn't really want to be a perfumer at all, but a carpenter. Parquet, laminate, and sawdust are his main drive. A bit of glue to hold everything together nicely. Please make the glue metaphor yourself. No burning, no smoke, little resin. Absolutely no clove, I would smell that. Alcohol? If you ask me, but it's not in here. Branches, floorboards, planks; edge strips, cut at an angle. 1 Zig typical? No. But I can't quite recall the scent twin(s). Maybe something from Eau d'Italie. Yes, definitely. Otherwise, wood. A bit mustier, more masculine aroma, but in a nice way, can be worn like this, even as a woman. A tip-top scent, well crafted, and you can wear it anywhere. It's no coincidence that David Bowie dedicated one of his songs to this fragrance. Find the 2!

Angua has described it very, very well. I can also clearly smell rum in the opening. The beginning is exactly to my taste (I haven't liked patchouli for long). Wonderful, warm, almost hot, earthy, delicious... In my opinion, the scent is quite far from being a crypt scent (the patch from PR comes to mind... grrrrrrr) After an hour, I wonder in astonishment who swallowed the patchouli, where has it gone? Instead, the scent increasingly resembles the "Amber" by Franck Boclet... Amber and tonka bean are so present that nothing else has a chance on my skin. Man, I wanted a patchouli scent, hmmmm, no, this one isn't it. However, if you like warm amber: Definitely try it and definitely finish the test only after an hour. PS: Does that mean it’s der or das Patchouli?