Bvlgari pour Homme Soir 2006 Eau de Toilette

Bvlgari pour Homme Soir (Eau de Toilette) by Bvlgari
Bottle Design Thierry de Baschmakoff
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6.8 / 10 141 Ratings
A perfume by Bvlgari for men, released in 2006. The scent is fresh-woody. It is being marketed by LVMH.
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Main accords

Fresh
Woody
Synthetic
Spicy
Green

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes Top Notes
Darjeeling teaDarjeeling tea
Heart Notes Heart Notes
PapyrusPapyrus
Base Notes Base Notes
MuskMusk AmberAmber
Ratings
Scent
6.8141 Ratings
Longevity
6.3102 Ratings
Sillage
6.094 Ratings
Bottle
7.5111 Ratings
Value for money
7.624 Ratings
Submitted by DonVanVliet, last update on 09.01.2024.

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Bobby

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Bobby
Bobby
Helpful Review 13  
Gem
"The weighty is the root of the light, the silence is the restlessness Lord." (Laotse)

Unequal test comparison looking for my summer scent this year: one arm very cool sauvage, the other bphs.
Sure, somehow it's fascinating how the Dior is getting its power out while the Bulgari seems to weaken But nevertheless bphs wins with me clearly, because he leaves a place to breathe, seems natural, is somewhat mysterious, airy and yet clearly male, smoky, spicy, woody...
In the end, the scent is the better one, which you want to smell longer and more often, while the other one starts to get on your nerves at some point.
I've stopped wanting more power for these quiet scents. Then they wouldn't be what I like about them anymore.
Smelling is a sensory perception that is difficult to explain, but it can be compared to another for illustration: Anyone who thinks that he appears noble and wealthy when he has a lot of brand labels hanging around in his pockets will achieve the opposite. Anyone who thinks that extra loud music is the guarantee for a lot of feeling is obviously mistaken. Less is more, secrets arouse curiosity, still waters are deep, the strength lies in peace.
Ohmmmmm..
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Greysolon

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Greysolon
Greysolon
Helpful Review 3  
Approaching elegance but...
N.B. After submitting this review I felt it necessary to add this little apologia. That’s because more of the review seems devoted to Bvlgari men’s fragrances generally than to Bvlgari pour Homme Soir specifically. If, for that reason, you don’t find the review helpful, please forgive me.

My initial experience with the pour Homme line of fragrances -pour Homme original and Extreme- was not at all happy. The combination of top notes, galbanum and coriander, results in an accord that is harsh, unpleasant and suprisingly long lasting. In the case of pour Homme Extreme, it’s just, well, too extreme! If your experience is anything like mine then the galbanum/coriander accord will hit your nose like freshly chopped celery. While I like crisp, green essences, I’d rather not spend my waking hours smelling like mirepoix.

Bvlgari pour Homme Soir, on the other hand, has just enough sweetness from bergamot, tea and amber to make it more suited to my personality. I’m still not a huge fan of the fragrance -I’ll never own a bottle- but to my nose it’s a more elegant composition than its brethren. If you generally like the pour Homme line but, like me, can’t get past the celery accord, then pour Homme Soire, might prove to be a solution.

A final word about pour Homme Soir. Amazingly, one can smell its relationship to a wide range of Bvlgari fragrances; masculine and feminine. My wife has a large wardrobe of Bvlgari perfumes so in pour Homme Soir I was able to pick up on characteristics of Omnia, the Jasmin and The series and even my own guilty pleasure... gulp... Aqua. Anyway, I like that sense of unity and identity through the line. Unfortunately, this recognition also makes it painfully clear that Bvlgari’s feminine fragrances are superior to its masculine offerings. I wish Bvlgari would imbue it men's line with the same level of grace and elegance.
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Platinum1

59 Reviews
Platinum1
Platinum1
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~ Inviting Tea ~
~ This Bvlgari deserves a description that some may shy away from. To my nose the "S" in soir describes a sexy, sensual, subtle scent for a man. It's meant to be enjoyed on a date with that special someone and to complete the evenings gentlemanly handsome wardrobe. The inviting cup of tea you pour for her is steeped in citrus with warm papyrus and sweetened with the amber in the last drops of the drydown. You will smell sophisticated and tastefully discrete while your intimate date night with Soir's longevity will last a longtime past the goodnight kiss.

Kind Regards, Plat ~
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Missk

1165 Reviews
Missk
Missk
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Peppered tea and citrus
Bvlgari Pour Homme Soir smells wonderful on a man, yet not so wonderful on myself. Understandable seeing that this fragrance is marketed towards men, however I can't help having that desire to gender-bend scents.

On my boyfriend this fragrance is slightly citrusy and fresh. The tea note really stands out, however it smells exotic and in some ways sexy.

On my skin, Bvlgari Pour Homme Soir smells very earthy and vegetal. Strange and dirty in a sense. Not feminine at all.

It is interesting how much the male chemistry differs from a female's. Like I mentioned before, this fragrance transforms into something lovely, refreshing and likable on my boyfriend. Truly remarkable.

The lasting power and sillage strength are very good, better than the average scent. While I do prefer Bvlgari's BLV pour Homme over Bvlgari Pour Homme Soir, just because it has more character, I wouldn't call this fragrance bland.

The fragrance is certainly not dark, however the colour black does convey this fragrance well, in a simplistic and classy sense. My own father enjoyed this fragrance and he barely likes anything scented, so that should give you a rough idea of how pleasant this fragrance really is.
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Babaranggoro

1 Review
Babaranggoro
Babaranggoro
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Scent to consider
I like the soft scent of tobacco and synthetic on this perfume, not to much and very slightly.
I think the citrus and woody make a quite good combination to cover it. Not to sweet that makes me feel comfort to use it for day and night.
It's a scent that you should consider. Coz for me, I can use it for night and day.
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PizedPized 2 years ago
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Scent
Simple and linear, it smells "clean" with a bit of personality. Not head-turning, but I liked it.
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Syzygy73Syzygy73 4 years ago
A sharp citrus tang at first gives way to a light, refined tea scent that catches you off guard all day into thinking damn that's good.
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