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02/01/2024
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Bois Bois Bois...
I'm looking for a good time. This is how the vocal wonder "Sabrina" once sang voluminously.
As this is my 3rd fragrance from the Lagerfeld "Bois" range, forgive me for this clumsy headline.
I don't want to ramble on at length, but get straight to the fragrance.
From every pore, Bois d'Ambre by Lagerfeld shouts "I am not a dupe, get me out of here"
This perfume has somehow never really come to the attention of the masses and it probably still exists in thousands of bottles in warehouses, which is not where it belongs, but on your perfume shelves.
This explains the absurdly low price. Because here you get a quality that you would otherwise have to look for with a magnifying glass in this price range.
The similarities to D&G's "The One" EdP are undoubtedly there, but the little Lagerfeld has enough independence not to be considered a dupe.
Ripe, very sweet fruits give this fragrance that certain twist that sets it apart from The One.
Nor is it the case that these notes are only recognizable in the top note. They are present almost to the end (after a good 7-8 hours).
If I had to create a punchline for the fragrance, it would be this: Playful in the office!
Bois d'Ambre is clean, pure and unagitated, but offers that certain kick of playfulness that saves it from boredom.
I definitely see it as a year-round fragrance, but I would leave out the few days when it's really hot in Germany. It's a little too sweet for temperatures around 32° upwards.
Light woods dominate the second half of the fragrance. But not much more happens. These 2 phases of the fragrance are completely sufficient for me. They are simply beautiful and blend harmoniously into one another.
Of course, you can't deny a certain synthetic quality here, but it doesn't always have to be bad. In this respect, I can give the all-clear.
The perfume is versatile in any case. As I said, it has already proven itself in the office and it also skillfully uses its strengths for going out.
The sillage is actually exactly at this point between "where are you" & "too much", i.e. almost perfectly chosen. At most, the fragrance could annoy notorious plum haters.
So my little fingers shouldn't slip out any more than the writing here.
I hope I was able to give a reasonable insight into the fragrance.
My tip: get it while it's still available. The price is hot!
The very beautiful and high-quality 100 ml bottle cost me just 20 euros.
The quality is first class, as you can tell from the first sniff.
As this is my 3rd fragrance from the Lagerfeld "Bois" range, forgive me for this clumsy headline.
I don't want to ramble on at length, but get straight to the fragrance.
From every pore, Bois d'Ambre by Lagerfeld shouts "I am not a dupe, get me out of here"
This perfume has somehow never really come to the attention of the masses and it probably still exists in thousands of bottles in warehouses, which is not where it belongs, but on your perfume shelves.
This explains the absurdly low price. Because here you get a quality that you would otherwise have to look for with a magnifying glass in this price range.
The similarities to D&G's "The One" EdP are undoubtedly there, but the little Lagerfeld has enough independence not to be considered a dupe.
Ripe, very sweet fruits give this fragrance that certain twist that sets it apart from The One.
Nor is it the case that these notes are only recognizable in the top note. They are present almost to the end (after a good 7-8 hours).
If I had to create a punchline for the fragrance, it would be this: Playful in the office!
Bois d'Ambre is clean, pure and unagitated, but offers that certain kick of playfulness that saves it from boredom.
I definitely see it as a year-round fragrance, but I would leave out the few days when it's really hot in Germany. It's a little too sweet for temperatures around 32° upwards.
Light woods dominate the second half of the fragrance. But not much more happens. These 2 phases of the fragrance are completely sufficient for me. They are simply beautiful and blend harmoniously into one another.
Of course, you can't deny a certain synthetic quality here, but it doesn't always have to be bad. In this respect, I can give the all-clear.
The perfume is versatile in any case. As I said, it has already proven itself in the office and it also skillfully uses its strengths for going out.
The sillage is actually exactly at this point between "where are you" & "too much", i.e. almost perfectly chosen. At most, the fragrance could annoy notorious plum haters.
So my little fingers shouldn't slip out any more than the writing here.
I hope I was able to give a reasonable insight into the fragrance.
My tip: get it while it's still available. The price is hot!
The very beautiful and high-quality 100 ml bottle cost me just 20 euros.
The quality is first class, as you can tell from the first sniff.
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