Silver Scent Infinite Silver

Jacques Bogart Infinite Silver is honestly a pretty awesome fragrance if you want to smell fresh without trying too hard. Right when you spray it, you get a blast of bright citrus that feels super clean and energetic, like you just stepped out of the shower and immediately became cooler. As it settles down, it gets a little smoother and more masculine, but it never turns heavy or boring. What I like most is that it smells way more expensive than it actually is. It's easy to wear to school, work, hanging out with friends, or pretty much anywhere. It has that "guy who always smells good" vibe without being overpowering. The performance is decent too—you'll get several hours of freshness before needing another spray. Overall, Infinite Silver is a fun, easy-going fragrance that's hard not to like. If you're looking for something fresh, modern, and affordable, this one is definitely worth checking out. It won't make you smell like a billionaire, but it might make people ask what you're wearing.

Silver scent infinite silver is a hidden gem. It smells fantastic, its cheap and it peforms like a beast. It's a definitely a vanilla fragrace however the other notes work really well together to create a well blended and unique smelling fragrance which can be used almost all year round, I wouldn't wear it on hot summer days though. Sometimes I find that this can be overly strong (even with only 3 or 4 sprays) and it lasts for over 12 hours (I applied it around 8am and its currently 10:30pm and I get whiffs every now and then). It doesn't smell expensive, but also doesn't smell cheap. I've had someone in the same room ask "what smells like vanilla? It smells nice, but a little bit weird." Also quite casual and youthful. Overall, a cheap, versatile, vanillery fragrance which smells above it's price.

This is such a pleasant scent for such a good price! This deviates from the original Silver Scent DNA, and take it more modern way. You can definitely smell the synthetic fixative/diffusive that can smell quite generic along with vanilla that adds a little bit of smoothness without much creaminess, but it unfolds into soft spicy (cinnamon), aromatic scents with geranium and lavender dominance, at least on my skin.

This is a beautifully refined flanker in the S.S. line. The lavender carries through very nicely throughout the scent into the dry down without being over bearing. If you like S.S. but are not bold enough to wear the other variants like Midnight, you will love this game one👌🏾 9/10 for me.

Silver Scent Infinite Silver A combination of Silver Scent Pure and Bogart Pour Homme. This opens up bright, citrusy, and fruity; all while subtly transitioning into some spicy, creamy, woody coziness. Very nice for autumn. Superb longevity and projection.

So pleasant, I enjoy wearing this out. Violet Lavender Vanilla surrounded by Balsamic Labdanum that leads to a nice Powdery drydown. Update 11/17/2025 - This gets even better with time, such a great strong spicy balsamic vanilla

An absolutely beastly sexy fragrance for very cheap. On my skin this lasted 9 hours and smells absolutely amazing with nice spicy sexy smells. It doesnt smell very synthetic at all. It is very cheap and i highly reccomend

I hope that this one would be available sooner than the others,cannot wait to try what they invented this time,although i think it can be similar to Cavalli Uomo Silver Essence....

Very nice. You can get it at a decent price. Dry down is powdery and pleasant.

Great cheap fragrance smells really good is super strong

To place this along the continuum of Jaques Bogart's back catalogue, Infinite's closest Silver Scent sibling is Silver Scent Deep - Infinite Silver bears the same 'deep' purple note, though in a woodier, and more muted format than appears in the signature 'grape soda' overture of the original (Silver Scent, 2006). The early dry down reveals the presence of a light citrus and white floral accord, where a subtle yet gently astringent lavender occasionally peeps through. The opening also calls to mind another Bogart classic; there's a halo of lightly boozy sweetness tempered with a woody vanilla, and for that reason, we're reminded of Bogart's Club 75. Once this scent has dried down, another Bogart cousin makes an appearance. The hero here is a sweet, woody, synthetic vanilla, in the same vein as Bogart's City Tower. In City Tower, however, the vanilla note is nuclear. Here, it's gentler, and more blended. Overall, Infinite Silver is something I think die-hard fans of the house will very much enjoy, whilst also carrying a certain mass appeal as a pleasing cool weather scent. Given this one's closeness to Silver Scent Deep, it would be a little too overwhelmingly sweet for a hot, humid day, although the addition of light citrus and florals gives it a slightly more 'fresh-sweet' edge. This will serve as a compliment getter well-suited for those colder months. Worn in Autumn or Winter, this would be reasonably office safe, but its true strength would be in cooler weather, on weekend day trips or date outings. Its great longevity and robust sillage mean it'll last a good 8 hours without having to re-apply. The vanilla hero remains even at the end of a long day's wear, and continues lending a powdery, fresh sweetness into the evening. A well thought out offering from Jaques Bogart, which will definitely please trainspotting fans of the house - there is fun to be had in recognising and recounting the veritable anthology of references to previous examples of the house' DNA which make an appearance here. Footnote: this bottle settled down and revealed more of its character at around the two to three week mark after opening.

First impressions! I bought this recently and wore it once, and all I can say is that this is by far one of the strangest and best impressions of a HOT&COLD Type fragrance. What does that mean? Basically this fragrance has 2 sides to it that are competing for the spotlight, the vibrant metallic citrus and tart, and the warm sweet spicy smell from cinnamon and tonka bean and woods, very strange indeed. I would say that this is more of a sweet spicy scent especially in the dry down. But it retains the vibrant metallic citrus and its honestly a confusing fragrance. Always smell something new when you wear it. 9/10. (Opening has an invictus vibe which invictus isn't my favourite)

Can confirm that this juice is beast mode. Still smell it on my skin while showering 24 hrs later. The name Infinite Silver is very fitting. Keep it 2-3 sprays. The opening is alright, a bit loud, the dry down improves. Not super memorable, but nonetheless excellent value.

Great cheapie, no synthetic notes, very manly with nutty vanilla and actually some coffee notes. However can smell a bit dated and fit 50+ better

Fingerprint magnet bottle, great floral note. Can be worn year round but with minimal sprays, these JB fragrances are Strong...

(Update to my previous review) I've had Silver Scent Infinite Silver for about a year now, and worn it a handful of times. Previously I said it was odd, long lasting, and good (not great). Over time I've found it to be borderline nuclear. The dry down is loud, screechy, citrusy, floral, woody vanilla. It is synthetic AF, possibly the most synthetic thing I've ever smelled. But it's certainly noticeable. If that's your jam, it's cheap, so go for it. HOWEVER, I put it on after months of ignoring it, and the opening was so off putting and ULTRA synthetic (bordering on the odor of a chemical to clean a ferret enclosure); it was the only time I legitimately wanted to shower a fragrance of of me. I waited it out, nauseous throughout, and watched the clock. Almost two hours later, that uber synthetic odor mostly faded, and I was left with a mostly palatable (yet still very synthetic) vanilla that would linger perpetually until showered off. What a mess. I try to be positive. There are things to like about even mediocre fragrances. But, man, I have to move my rating to "ok," only because a teenager could find use in this, I guess. But at that low price, I believe even a decent clone of a better fragrance would be a better bargain.

Picked this up on the weekend. Getting my first wearing in today. Opens very synthetic but settles a little 5-10 mins in. The violet, orange blossom, vanilla and cedar seem to be the performers so far. This carries a little of the Silver Scent DNA in there but not as strong as previous releases. 4 hours in so far.. From the Silver Scent line, I only own this, Pure and Intense. I would currently rank Infinite Silver 3rd out of those.. But saying that, this is my first impressions to give you an idea.. YouTube review will be coming in a few weeks.. Peace..

Odd scent. Cologne from Neptune. I definitely smell the grape soda. It lasts a long time, but not as much as people on here seem to think, at least not on my skin. Kinda synthetic, sweet, floral far in the background; I don't hate it, I kind of like it to be honest, but I don't love it. The dry down is better than first hour or so, which is an hour of Neptunian grape gas. It's too..weird.

i was intrigued by a comment saying that infinite Silver smells 100% to ROBERTO CAVALLI Uomo Silver Essence since i own both of them. No, they are not similar even though i kind of understand why the comparison was made. in the end, Silver Essence is better by far. in terms of Silver Scent lines, i would say at least Silver Scent Pure is the most worth it.

#295 in my "Tour de Fragrance" Of the cheapies, I like Jacques Bogart most. Always better quality than you'd expect for the price. This Silver Scent version is certainly more potent and tarter than Silver Scent Pure which went straight in the donation box. Infinite Silver has good projection for an EDT without being at all offensive and fair longevity. But to me the scent itself has no character, i.e. no note stands out from the others. You would not call this vanilla forward, or woody, maybe powdery characterizes it best, and if powdery is what you seek there's much better out there. There's a hint of polystyrene and copier paper that usually comes with cheap synthetics. I think that's what some people are terming "nice but a little weird." This isn't a bad performer, which is my usual reason for not keeping a cheapie scent, but what it does is just not interesting or attractive.