Boss The Scent For Him Magnetic

Disclaimer: I am very biased with this fragrance, as I had an event in my life where I linked this fragrance to someone as they smelled a bit like what this fragrance smells like (I believe now to be vanilla, but I could be wrong.) - And also please keep in mind that I have used just over half of this fragrance. The first thing I MUST say about this fragrance is PLEASE do not knock this till you try it on skin, I will admit as an absolute LOVER of this fragrance (I would say my 2nd favorite from my whole collection) that it can smell like absolute crap and an absolute mess off the atemizer, I find sometimes like olives or sometimes a little smoky or dusty, often dependent on the weather. Hot weather (even when I store it in a cool dark place) causing the olive smell, and cold causing the smoky or dusty smell, although it seems to go away when I apply it to skin. - - - - - - - - - - - This is a very interesting and unique, definitely cold weather fragrance, that utilises a lot of vanilla, while giving it a very, very interesting fruityness coming from the maninka, while being backed by the bran that I find I dont really smell as strongly as the others, I mostly just smell the vanilla and maninka, but I find it helps keep everything together and under control. As it progresses, it doesn't change too much, but it does get a little less intense on the dark fruityness from the maninka. The best event I could describe this smells like is the event I have linked it too, and that would be performing as a backstage member for a performance at night with the intense heat from the lighting, everyone helping each other out, the weight of knowing you have more performances coming up and being 2nd in charge of backstage, and the distinctive smell of the 2nd main character's coat that you handle alot, including helping them with it (The olfactory system is a very powerful thing, and this is a perfect example for me.) - However if you want something more tied to the scent itself, I would say it smells like a younge guys meet up where you all just chill playing games, joking, planning performances, and eating dark fruity somewhat vanilla cake on a cold night. Dont think deep dark super masculine here, think more like a young guy's kind of vibe. ~ ~ ~ ~ It's not a cupcake kind of vanilla, it's a dark, fruity kind of vanilla. ~ ~ ~ ~ Best Season: Winter, Price: It can be pretty steep if you are on a budget, but I think it is more than worth it, Longevity and sillage: Very Decent, lasts me through the whole work day and projects pretty far, however the atomizer can be a little annoying at SOME times, Bottle Design: Very nice, the gold works very well with the dark accents of the glass on the bottle, and the cap clicks on smothly and makes a very nice distinctive *click* sound, it doesnt feel cheap at all Overall: Based on memory: 100000/10, based on scent itself: 9.5/10

Probably the most hyped flanker in the Hugo Boss The Scent line, with Private Accord being a close second. Does it live up to the hype? Read on to find out; Scent: Opening is sweet, powdery, and fruity. Right away I get the signature maninka note, followed by the vanilla and bran combining for a dry, powdery, sweetness. In the dry down the maninka fruit is still present in the background, but the highlight is the dusty, powdery, sweetness from the bran and vanilla. Performance: Initial projection is strong at around 6 feet. Sillage is strong as well, leaving an easily noticeable scent trail. After a few hours the projection was around arms length and there was still a noticeable scent trail. At about 8 hours in the projection was about 12 inches and there was a light scent trail. Altogether the scent lasted around 12 hours on my skin, making it certified eternal. When to wear: I feel this scent is appropriate for all seasons, day or night. It's sweet, but not overly so, and the powdery dustiness and the maninka fruit brighten it up enough to be worn during warmer weather. You could get away with wearing this to the office if you go light on the sprays, and it would be suitable for a date as well. Blind buy: This is a safe blind buy if you like the maninka fruit note present in The Scent line, or you're looking for something lightly sweet and powdery with a twist. Final verdict: The Scent Magnetic is beautiful in it's simplicity. It's unique, but also instantly recognizable with the signature maninka fruit. It's strong enough to be noticed, but light enough to be unobtrusive. This is a great addition to any gentleman's collection. The only problem is finding it, as it always seems to be out of stock. If you get lucky and happen across it, do yourself a favor and pick it up. It's worth the hype. Scent: 9/10 Longevity: 8/10 Sillage: 6/10

From the very first impression, this fragrance feels like a warm, creamy vanilla bomb, paired with a sparkling spicy nuance and a dense, comforting sweetness. The interplay between vanilla and spices creates an effect reminiscent of toasted cocoa seeds or warm spices, adding depth and richness to the composition. The creamy vanilla blends seamlessly with the spices, resulting in a rich and enveloping sweetness that also brings to mind dried fruits and dates in the background, reinforcing its clearly winter-oriented character. The overall effect is a sexy, masculine and enveloping scent that embraces the wearer in a warm and comforting way. The spicy vanilla is easily noticeable in the air, producing clear and noticeable whiffs. It offers solid projection and very good performance for an eau de parfum, maintaining presence for several hours. This fragrance truly shines in cold weather and evening settings, as it could feel overwhelming in warm or hot conditions. In conclusion, this is a sweet and creamy fragrance with a dry yet sparkling spicy character, evoking the image of a serious, elegant and seductive man. It is a scent that invites closeness and one that firmly earns its place within my personal top favorites among the many fragrances I own and have experienced.

God, this scent smells, nothing more and nothing less, than a sweet cherry!! A very gourmand, vanillic cake smell, composed of vanilla sponge drizzled with cherry syrup and filled with cherry jam. Don’t get what the rice brand is supposed to do here, all I get is vanilla and cherry fruit. Scrumptious and addictive... How is this considered a masculine scent it’s beyond my understanding. Me, as a female, after sampling this in store, found it to smell very feminine to the point I am contemplating buying a big bottle for myself for spring! It’s so candy sweet and powdery and feminine. Delicious and very gourmand! I was looking for this to sample simply because I saw the note of Maninka for the first time ever (when it was added on Fragrantica database) and in a fragrance composition and wanted to know how maninka smells like. I didn’t expect this cherry cake type of scent. After sampling this, I am still unsure about how maninka smells, unless it’s supposed to smell like cherries. Anyhow, I need to check this one again, I do really love how freaking delicious it smells. Performance is so and so after my initial test. I will definitely update here once I have more experience with Boss For Him Magnetic! I am so in love with it....

Got a small 50ml. Bottle of the Scent Magnetic when It was released almost 1 year ago. If you like sweet vanilla, powdery but not a fan of iris note. This is perfect product for you. Unisex, cuddly, jovial, for nighttime activities with casual clothing, cause this is not elegant, classy or mature fragrance at all, it's mostly directed for teenagers, but fits well in older people when just hanging around with friends or clubbing. The aroma is sinthetic but... The sinthetic molecules used during 2023 are way ahead the ones from past years, so you don't smell cheap. A beautiful Boss the Scent flanker you must try, totally worth it. I enjoy wearing it cause everybody enjoy the fragrance but it's not intrusive or overly sweet. 7'5/10 cause the atomizer sucks and the magnetic has no magnetic cap (became a meme) price is ok. My only regret is i didn't bought the 100ml. Bottle instead. Not a glorious creation but hey it's a nice one of you're into sweet vanilla parfumes. But for having a date or a more informal situation this is not the one, cause It screams "party!!"

Weird one for me, at first anyway. Based on the very basic notes and profile given by others I had an idea of what this would smell like but after getting it and spraying it, I wasn't really right (yet) I was hoping for a bran-ny, dry, dusty vanilla with a slight soft fruity top, but I got a weird and slightly offputting fruit note with a lack of the vanilla forward profile I was hoping for. Shame, I still liked it, sure I would wear it again Fast forward to wearing it again, that weird smell didn't really hit me and it smelled exactly like I originally thought it would, and it just got better and better as I went further into the drydown. Granted, 8 sprays on a relatively warm day helped me stay in a bubble to experience it.. Its really just that, a soft, slightly powdery and dusty vanillic fragrance with a soft and sweet fruity nature to it. Its simple, definitely cozy, should be excellent for a date night. Projection seems decent with ample sprays but I think this is best as a "discovered" fragrance. Its not groundbreaking, its just extremely pleasant.

This was a blind buy that I almost pulled the trigger on a bunch of times. Found it at Ross, same price as Le Parfum, and after a lot of googling, I finally went for it... and I loved it! The opening brings a fruity vanilla with a balsamic creamy vibe — a little unusual at first, but not in a bad way. That mix gives it a dense, jammy feel, like goiabada (a Brazilian handmade dessert made com cooked fruit and sugar). It’s sweet but not loud, and stays pretty consistent. The drydown adds a soft oatmeal texture and a smooth powdery layer — not orris-root powder, just clean and easy to wear, what turns into something more mass-appeal. My biggest concern was a possible overlap with Mercedes Benz Club Black. Compared with that, the vanilla here is less gourmand. It’s denser, darker and blended with fruit, which makes it feel more complex. Club Black is louder, honeyed boozy, and more direct — like a vanilla extract. Magnetic is smoother, more emotional, and easier to wear. It’s a perfect stand-alone for fall, while Club Black works best layered in winter.

ive had very mixed opinions on this but i think its safe to say that this is a love for me now. when you first spray this on, you get this overwhelming maninka fruit which can almost come across as barbecue sauce..? but leaving it to settle for 15-30 is when this fragrance becomes amazing. this fragrance is very dry smelling, it smells dark and almost dusty. you get this dry fruity sweetness that almost comes across as chocolately mixed with the oaty bran note which almost comes across as some sort of honeyed cereal to me, and in the drydown its a super simple, but well done, powdery vanilla with a slight hint of spice and creaminess this fragrance is very simple, but at the same time unique which is why i love it so much. it is insanely sweet, i can definitely see it being too sweet for some peoples liking, i dont think its a safe blind buy but i do feel like it is mass appealing. the longevity is outstanding but the projection isnt beast mode, this also smells slightly leathery to me but its by no means a leather forward fragrance.

A good fragrance, especially if you like sweet, strong and lots of attention. It is definitely not for introverts. Very similar in overall underpinnings to the other scent flankers, but this one mixes the bran and maninka quite well. But the vanilla is incredibly dominant after the first few minutes, and it tends to stay that way. Almost as if it congeals into one note...like 'branilla' or 'vaninka' or something. The drydown is nice, and since that's exactly the bulk of what you'll be smelling all day, it is the most important part. Worth the purchase, as I find it different enough from the Le parfum flanker to not be redundant. I haven't smelled the absolute, but I am testing the elixir, and maybe I'll update in the future. Edit/Update 10/25/24: Bought full bottles of this, the scent elixir, and absolute. Love all three of them, and they're far enough apart to make them unique. I have the le parfum as well, which is great, too. But the performance is there, and the price on discounters makes this whole line well worth it.

If you're looking for an easy scent to reach for in the colder months (autumn through early spring is where this scent really shines) I'd say this is the one. While the note composition is not that complex and layered as other scents, all of the listed notes are executed flawlessly, in my opinion. If you like the opening, you're definitely gonna like the drydown. Picture walking down the vanilla scented candle aisle in some fancy home decor store, in the best way possible. What surprised me is that it's not too heavy for enclosed environments, so in my opinion, you could easily wear it to the gym or the office, just go a bit easier on the sprays. I'd say 2-4 is subtle and noticeable, and 5-6 is the ideal range for everyday use. Projection and longevity could be slightly better - definitely not my biggest room filler, nuclear scent - but if you're not trying to be loud, it's perfect. Would definitely buy it again, and dare I say, this might just be a safe blind buy.

Fresh out the box so will come back to edit my review. First impressions, the sexiest fruity vanilla oat porridge you can imagine (with a dusting of sugar mixed through) Who would think smelling like a porridge would be so damn good. I might just grab a second bottle Performance out the box initially was not good. But of course, you've got to let it rest after initial sprays to bring the fragrance to life. Will come back to edit after some time. ** Edit; Within a week of first sprays and resting, the power is already being brought out of this. Projection is fabulous and I can feel it's still got more to give after some more time. Longevity is great. I have one fragrance on each hand so I'm not going noseblind so much, after 12 hours it's still detectable. The smell is 10/10 for me, sweet creamy powdery fruity vanilla and a delicious sweet porridge Iike note supporting the duration of the fragrance. will be picking up more. Boss does make some bangers for real.

Vanilla lovers delight! If you hate vanilla, then avoid this one at all costs...haha. Opening maninka gives this fragrance that strawberry and chocolate opening that also links it with other “The Scent” flankers. After an hour the vanilla takes over and the bran sits in there, giving this a sweet gourmet feel. The overall smell sits between a vanilla ice-cream and a bowl of nice breakfast cereal. The scent lasts about 5-6 hours on my skin and has a moderate to intimate projection, so it won’t fill a room unless it’s over-sprayed. Definitely a cold weather fragrance, best in winter. The bran note steers this from unisex to a more masculine angle. This one is good for all ages and suitable for many settings. I’m wearing this today at the office and I’ve got compliments with it. An easy blind buy if you like “The Scent” range of Hugo Boss, or male leaning gourmand fragrances with a dominant vanilla note.

I'm a fan of the Maninka presentation of Boss' The Scent flankers, and this Magnetic version surprised me with its complexity and playfulness. It opens with spicy aromatics - a culinary cinnamon and a bitter sweetness much like dried oranges dipped in chocolate. The scent begins to warm quickly, and I detect orris butter, lending darkness and subtle powder. Maninka begins to be discernable, though toned down in sweetness this time, more akin to cocao than candy. Scaffolding the heart is a salted butteriness and molasses, which keeps the Maninka in check. A background of amber, black musk, woody base and dry vanilla gradually emerge as Maninka fades. Overall, Magnetic is darker and more culinarily gourmand than previous The Scent flankers. It is seductive, interesting and just a little unusual. A memorable choice for a night out. I'd rate this very highly as far as mass market perfumes are considered.

I’m here to bring this masterpiece justice and in fact created an account just for that. The scent magnetic is a rich scent : you can smell leather, vanilla, chocolate and praline. That’s just as awesome as it sounds for any vanilla or leather lover ! The maninka also comes into play and is well blended into the scent. As someone pointed out, this kinda feels coconutty, but I would’nt consider it that strong on this side. This fragrance has a great sillage, as my colleagues could smell it from some distance. It is appealing, as they complimented me day 1. And last of all, it lasts long, from 9 AM to 5 PM in my case it can still be smelt when you’re standing next to me. This, to me, has all the qualities a perfect fragrance should have, and it is an awesome vanilla addition to my collection. In case this isn’t clear : I highly recommend trying it for yourselves.

Every Sunday I wear something special usually a relative expensive frag. It's a family day and we go to church together. Still one of my buys from my SG trip from one of the malls there. I got a free gym and toiletry bag. Seems like a good deal with the freebies. This is a vanilla bomb. One of the best vanilla scents I've tried. The scent is pretty much linear from opening to dry down. As you can see in Fragrantica that there are only 2 accords (vanilla, powdery). The Scent line of Hugo Boss has an ingredient Maninka fruit. As I've read, it is a sweet fruit from Africa which they say is an afrodisiac. Might be a reason to be a bestseller. This one has good Projection and Sillage as noticed by my daughter. Performance is a good 7-8 hours although respray doesn't make it cloying. A very good daytime scent and a lot might want to sit beside you.

When I got this sample, I expected to be blown away cuz of all the hype. The fragrance is good, but not wowing. I have 2 other scents in The Scent line, so I enjoy maninka, but I'm not a huge fan. That being said, I think there's too much maninka in this. This is supposed to be a big vanilla fragrance, but I don't feel that there's enough vanilla. It may be because the blend is so well done, but the vanilla is kind of in the background, it never comes out to really play. This fragrance is a strong like for me. It smells so good out in the air. Up close, it's mostly maninka. The performance is pretty solid. Longevity is probably the best I've seen from Hugo Boss. Projection is moderate. I give them points for uniqueness cuz I don't have anything that smells like this. I need to give it some more wear to know if it's full bottle worthy.

I like it! It starts off masculine, just like the original scent, and then blends into a more... fruity? fresh type of scent. After that, you'll notice the vanilla note softly coming through. The base is clearly The Scent I always wear The Scent, and I usually get a lot of compliments on it. This one really builds on that in a good way. Someone even walked into my office and casually mentioned that it smelled like a nice perfume in the room. I haven’t gotten any direct compliments yet, but I’ve only been wearing it for about a week. If you like The Scent and the more sophisticated, open minded “manly” vibe it gives off, you might enjoy this twist too. Overall, it's pretty long lasting. I put some on after my shower around 8 PM, and when I woke up the next morning, I could still smell a soft cloud of it around me in bed.

Recently picked up a bottle of this, though it is in the old style round bottle, not the new octagon bottle. I do like the look of the new bottle but ultimately it's the same juice inside so it's all same same at the end of the day. It opens with a fruity blast mixing with the bran and vanilla to create an aura that as the name states, is magnetic! When I first saw bran listed as a note I was weary, thinking to myself, why would I want to smell like a muffin lol? But in this frag it adds a slightly unique twist to the multitude of other vanilla frags out there these days giving it a slightly extra sweet/dry boost. The staying power is great and projects really good. It's such a cozy and warm scent that I just keep wanting to go back to.

I will be getting this bottle in the coming week but i have tested it many times on duty free shops and let me tell you i love love love this,it has an amazing projection its sweet pure vanilla scent with that i sense a little fruit on it ,good longevity price its good i got it for 90$ from sabina.com ,its just smth that if i had the money i would fill my closet with this stuff ,i tried those xerjoff and mancera which its supposed ti be niche but all gave me an pure alchol scent ,guys belive when i say i sparyed this 4 times before i boarded the plane i got home and the next day it was still on me ,im not talking about the shirt which stayed for like 3 days there, 2 of the guys that was sitting on the plane with me instantly liked it

I have to talk about this again. I dislike almost all Boss frags. Every one has something not done so well or missing or too synthetic or not well rounded... but this little gem has it all. Warm weather, cold, it shines. It is classy it is niche in smell and quality. No alcoholic or synthetic feel, nothing screams out, the frag is gentle and subtle yet it lasts and people can and will notice you. That takes special skills to achieve. I wore it in cold and in spring windy weather. I cant get ehough of it. The notes are so well blended that it has that something inside that tingle your mmmm response and you know you feel sexy. I dont care about the rest of the line but magnetic is one hell of a unique frag and a masterpiece.