Boss in Motion Hugo Boss 2002 Eau de Toilette

Now a few words about Boss in Motion Eau de Toilette
My review refers to the version in the glass bottle, not the old ball.
I bought it a few months ago because it was available for a bargain price and my collection was still relatively small at the time. Then it disappeared into the cupboard unnoticed. Winter came and other fragrances were worn. New, supposedly better fragrances moved in and were given preference. Today was the day and it was worn for the first time. So I diligently sprayed it on my neck and wrists. Man, the little one is not bad at all. Starts fresh and fruity and orangey and then changes to creamy and orangey. The fragrance pyramid doesn't work for me or I can't smell it. There is a certain synthetic quality, but it is not distracting. The creamy orangy note stays with me until the end. Overall, I find it very linear in its progression. Certainly not for extravagant noses that want to celebrate and pick apart a fragrance in every detail. It could be something for people who feel comfortable with a creamy, warm orange fragrance. I find the longevity and sillage average. At a price of 25€/100ml, you can't complain. As I now want to reduce my collection bit by bit, fragrances have to go. One thing is certain, this one can stay. More expensive, higher-rated fragrances are more likely to move out.
I can recommend it to anyone who doesn't just want niche or extravagant fragrances. For me, one of my P/L winners.