602 Poivre Cèdre Patchouli by Bon Parfumeur

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602 Poivre Cèdre Patchouli Bon Parfumeur 2016

7.3 / 10 87 Ratings

A perfume by Bon Parfumeur for women and men, released in 2016. The scent is woody-spicy. It is still in production.
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Main accords

Woody

Spicy

Resinous

Green

Fresh

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Black pepper

Frankincense Bay rum

Bay rum

Pink pepper

Heart Notes

Cedar

Chili

Neroli

Base Notes

Patchouli

Vetiver

Benzoin

Perfumer

Nathalie Koobus

Ratings

Scent

7.387 Ratings

Longevity

6.770 Ratings

Sillage

6.172 Ratings

Bottle

6.868 Ratings

Value for money

7.543 Ratings

Submitted by OPomone, last update on 11/04/2025.

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Reviews

4 in-depth fragrance descriptions

04/09/2024

7Scent 7Longevity 7Sillage

Landshark321
745 Reviews

Landshark321

2

Well blended, easygoing spicy/fresh/resinous/woody mix

Sampling Bon Parfumeur 602 Pepper Cedar Patchouli, a fittingly spicy and woody blend with dominant pepper and cedar especially with a more measured use of patchouli, along with some added accords of chili, vetiver, neroli, and incense. It’s a little heady but overall feels pretty well-rounded and workable for most of the seasons, except perhaps the dead heat of summer, but given its liberal use of black/chili pepper, it’s in my wheelhouse, as I love the rich, savory aspect that pepper gives fragrances like this. The fragrance definitely takes on more of a resinous quality as it dries down, and I like that its complexity is revealed more over time this way as well. A very nice entry.

602 is EDP concentration, sold by boutiques like Ministry of Scent and with retailing pricing equaling the other perfumes that I’ve tried in the line: $107/53/34 for 100/30/15ml.

7 out of 10

03/05/2025

6.5Scent 7Longevity 7Sillage

Raulpfr7
4 Reviews

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Raulpfr7

Spice Everywhere

602 is a fragrance that is very spicy from start to finish. You can also perceive a woody note. However, the spice is clearly more dominant.

A good daily wear, as the price allows it, since it is not too strong. The scent can also be worn well in the office.

Sillage and longevity are average. The design of the bottle is kept minimalist.

02/23/2023

8.5Scent 7Longevity 6Sillage

Richvrd
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Richvrd

3

Collonil Carbon Sneaker Care

I bought the Carbon Sneaker Care from Collonil over a year ago and found the scent when spraying my sneakers quite nice and thought: "This could be a perfume!" Et voila, here it is! It smells fresh, woody, and slightly of grass. I can't really pick out the individual ingredients like chili and pepper, but well, I can't smell cat poop in the dark either. It vaguely reminds me of Kyoto by Comme des Garçons, just fresher and with less coffee. I find the 602 and 301 from Bon Parfumeur to be the ones that work excellently on their own, and they are simply great and affordable fragrances. That's how it should be.

04/23/2019

7.5Scent 6Longevity 5Sillage

Floyd
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Floyd

Top Review 13

Stylish Understatement without Surprises

MischerPrice Modular Fragrance No. 602: From Bon Parfumeurs scents for layering, mixing, etc., the 602 is said to be one of the few fragrances that could stand on its own. After extensive testing, I can mostly agree with this - with a few caveats. However, to experience the overall rather slender scent in a more multifaceted way, one should apply it a bit more generously - due to its rather moderate sillage and its almost lean longevity (about four to five hours).
Spicy-resinous notes underlined by warm, slightly smoky wood nuances are initially noticeable. The citrus is really only very brief and more in the background. A somewhat mature cedar and the incense play the main role in the first one to two hours, with the benzoin resin providing the resinous-warm connection. After that, the scent shifts a bit more towards the earthy: While the slightly incense-laden cedar steps back behind the sweet benzoin, a very pleasant patchouli (without basement mustiness) moves forward, completing the development.
All of this may sound rather unoriginal, but it works quite well as a daily scent for work, as neither you nor anyone else in your surroundings will be greatly surprised or overwhelmed by it, and yet the 602 is quite rounded and valuable in its composition, embodying a stylish understatement, a "Booze and Bacci" in a short and restrained form.
Less stylish in its understatement is the label on the simple bottle. However, it could surely be easily removed to let one's creativity in design run free - keyword: Paper Art, for those who like it..
Since I can't perceive the aforementioned vetiver in the 602, I recommend for those who prefer fragrances to be a bit more complex and want to do justice to the MischerPrice modular principle, to add a spray of the 601 (Vetiver, Cedar, Bergamot) right from the start. This makes the opening significantly greener and fresher, and the vetiver also brings a pleasant restlessness to the heart and base, but smooths out some of the edges of the 602.