Boss Orange Sunset Hugo Boss 2010

...floral...fruity...sweet... I distribute my clicks listlessly when categorizing this scent. How often have I clicked on "floral-fruity-sweet," and how often was the tested fragrance much better than this one...?! Often. Very often. And it's synthetic too, oh yes...

Hello-ho! The fragrance is called Sunset! SUNRISE!!! A new day begins, first with timid sunbeams, then with a dazzling bright sunlight. Carpe diem - seize the day, it seems to call, the sun, this warm, radiant bright orange-yellow-white sphere, without which our planet would be surrounded by eternal night, without which life on Earth would not be possible. One shakes off the fatigue despite a slight chill in the limbs and starts the morning in a good mood. THAT would be, for example, a sunrise.

Life without this fragrance, however, is very much possible compared to the sunless variant. For something like this, I don't get up; I'd rather draw the curtains, turn over, and continue snoring. It comes across to me as so annoyingly synthetic that I would prefer to wash it off. It is simply floral-fruity-sweet. Boring, unpleasant, synthetic. I can't smell any mandarin, no flowers, no freshness that should actually be somewhere. And the vanilla is just irritatingly cheap. As much as I like the original Boss Orange Woman, this one is simply unnecessary.

So nothing sunset, rather a mental blackout.