901 nutmeg, almond, patchouli

Such a great barbershop style spicy perfume. It kind of reminds me of Lancôme Miracle for Men, but more rich and colorful, whereas Miracle was smoother and more polished. 901 is a comfy cushion of patchouli, vanilla, nutmeg, and musk, all harmoniously fighting for first place—and the result is a spicy, fresh, elevated barbershop scent. It’s classy enough to remind me of 80s barbershops, yet modern enough to intrigue and bring highly desirable elements to the front. At the beginning, I was overwhelmed by the amount of musk from the cup of bottle. A lot of musk also stays on cloth, and I’m not a big fan of clean musk on its own... but on skin and hair it remains rich and spicy, with the musk acting as a backbone. Love it—and I still can’t believe I got such a high-quality perfume so heavily discounted.

Bon Parfumeur 901 is one of those rare scents that feels both effortless and deeply intriguing. It’s subtle, intellectual, and cozy. It hits that sweet spot: warm enough for the cold, dry enough for office wear, with an aromatic edge that works beautifully. It opens with this dry, spiced brightness—nutmeg and citrus jumping out first—but there’s nothing overly sharp or aggressive. Instead, it feels like a quiet confidence. What I love most is its versatility. It's the kind of scent someone leans in to ask about, because they can't quite place it... but they know it smells like you. If you're looking for something that feels intelligent, understated, and just a little seductive, 901 delivers in a way that’s hard to put into words—but easy to keep reaching for.

All the notes mentioned here are definitely presenting themselves step by step but it happens in a more homogenous way, all blended together very well. To me there's a comforting warm, sweet, spicy presence... yes a little akin to our father's and grandfather's aftershaves and it settles into a subtle, creamy, comforting almost sweet rice pudding smell on my skin, which I love! Overall it does feel masculine and it may very well be completely different on other skin types (mine is olive/mediterranean). Bon Parfumeur delivers: not over-the-top, good fragrance that doesn't need to make a statement like other major brands, it doesn't scream out, it's more subtle and sophisticated and that's how I like mine!

mmm ya great job here, perfect balance of masculine with out getting "old skool" - grounded calm in charge, slight sense of humor, good signature scent worthy id say. Ya kinda like spice bomb ( not a fan of, to synthetic just off to me ) but this citrus here props it up perfectly with that pimento and nutmeg giving comfort some "shaving cream" vibes. Ya prob closest to Givanchi play, i liked that one 2 decades ago? LOVE how you can smell the notes individually here. Agree with @drummertama11.. ah you know what im getting Xeryus Rouge Givenchy vibes way higher quality, def more modern. Ya this is the guy that is confident enough not to wear your typical "bleu/blue" frag, grunged casenova.

DEFINITELY a nuttier almost spicier version of V&R Spicebomb! The opening is eh but the mid and dry down is surprisingly superb. 100% a fall/winter banger no doubt! It doesn’t smell cheap whatsoever, almost niche quality if I’m being honest. ...almost better than Spicebomb and I love Spicebomb 🥴❤️ So far the scent profile alone is definitely a 10 in my book. Don't know much about longevity and projection as I’m barely smelling this one as I type; but for the price, very blind buy worthy if you’re into smooth warm spicy scents.