Toy Boy

Had to re-write my initial review: a lot of new knowledge and understanding of fragrances has come to me, and I personally believe that my previous one was an insult to that gorgeous fragrance due to shortness and lack of emotions The opening and first impression is still the same: «wormwood washed with soap». Very green, floral, with pleasant cleanliness and a little spice. After some time, it evolves to stunning photorealistic rose leafs with the flower itself during its blooming phase - bright, natural, outlining, wet. The pepper is weighty, attention-grabbing, and does a great job here adding what feels like thrones to the flower, making it, in fact, masculine. Sometimes it also shines with sweet and sour notes, but mainly it stays that nose-cutting rose Mind-blowing performance of authentic parfum with longevity from 8+ hours on skin and almost everlasting on clothes, with strong, yet not cloying projection and luring sillage. The bottle is playful and cute, meanwhile, heaving luxury league pressurized atomizer that can compete with Dior and Chanel without any problems. By the way, 1-1.5 sprays on the neck and chest is all that you need to shine and grab that passing by noses to your persona. I actually usually do half spray and have a performance comparable with most of blue fragrances. And due to the notes in composition, it’s, in fact, versatile for all year-round wear, yet in summer, you might want to stick with half spray and during winter, press it good 2-3 times. Meanwhile the perfect weather condition is a cold spring rainy day - the feeling just cannot be described with words, you have to live with that experience Got this on sale and paid 45 euros for 100ml. With every wear, it feels more and more like I committed a crime and should go to jail for getting such a heartbreaker that dirty cheap. It’s definitely in the top 10 of my best purchases in life, not only fragrance-related Honestly, a huge desire to write a hateful review and tell everyone that it’s the worst chemical mess that you can find, but only for one purpose... I want to rock this masterpiece by myself There’s actually not a single downside, except not being for everyone. You must have your own personality and charisma to wear it, or the shiny bear will wear you. This was my love letter to Moschino's masterpiece and I want to finish it with one line: absolutely incredible fragrance with unique and challenging DNA, that truly smells like an absurdly expensive niche

*licks lips* Do you wanna know how I got these scars? Inter Parfums is a drinker...and a FIEND In 2024 he goes off crazier than usual Paul Smith Rose grabs the kitchen knife to defend herself He doesn't like that. Not...one...bit. So, me watching, he discontinues her, laughing while he does it. He turns to me and says "why so serious?" He comes at me with the knife... Little did I know there was an embarrassing honey bear that looked like he was fresh from the set of Friedkin's Cruising. All of the unisex perfection of Paul Smith Rose with just a little hair on its chest. The lush, dewy rose of PSR, anatomically complete with the stems and leaves, alive under the sun after a summer rain as they climb the trellis of a garden arbor you have the pleasure of taking shade under. The entire and complete fullness of it all, but with a bite. Not too macho for its own good. Just a little wallet chain. The sylkolide, vetiver, sandalwood, nutmeg, clove, and pink pepper only individually detectable if searched for, ganging-up into a sort of punchy Iso E Super vibe that sends-up the cedar of PSR. Meanwhile, the equally obscure pear, cashmeran, amber, and elemi conspire behind the scenes to tribute the PSR musk in the way an arm wrestler might imitate a chess player. This is not Paul Smith Rose. This is entirely different. But the statement hefts something cheeky in your face. Absurdist. Dada. Like seeing "Ceci n'est pas une pipe" written beneath the image of a pipe. No. The painting is not a pipe. Nor is Moschino Toy Boy Paul Smith Rose. But, while I can't confirm suspicions of tribute or imitation, the pipe came before the painting and PSR came twelve years before Toy Boy. And, if PSR is nestled perfectly in the number five notch of the gender volume control of a perfectly realized rose, Toy Boy is nestled nicely between six and seven. So much so that it opens as pure PSR, only taking on a masculine shape as it steps out of the twilight of the opening, gradually becoming woodier and more aggressive. Mosschino are heroes for this one. My first application was on the back of my hand and I remarked to my fiancèe "if it had more projection, it would be a ten out of ten" But then I applied it to pulse points after a shower Ten out of ten I weep

I held off on this for so long because of what I had heard online and then one day I saw it for $40 and thought what the heck! So I bought it. Turns out that this my favorite scent for myself. I love it. Yeah it can be unisex and I had a lady tell the woman standing next to me that she smelled amazing. The woman replied with, “I’m not wearing any perfume, it’s this gentleman next to me.” Well, it started a conversation and I ended up scoring a date with the lady. That’s right, this scent got me a date. I’ve been creeping on this site for a while but this parfum got me to make an account so I could rate it. Is it safe for a blind buy? No. It’s not going to be for everyone. It just turns out that floral scents, specially rose, smell great on my skin and this one lasts a loooooong time with great projection. I’ve gotten more compliments wearing this than any other scent I have in my collection of almost 100 scents. I recently went back and bought a second bottle because this has became my signature scent. It’s also one of those scents in which people will remember you. I can say nothing, show up somewhere and come back the next day and people will point out that I was there the day before. The women who work at the stores I go to all remember me because of it and they all comment on how good I smell. It’s not a loud fragrance but it’s noticeable enough to where people wonder “what’s that lovely smell?” Try it before you buy it and for the love of god don’t make it like 1 million to where everyone in the world is wearing it. I enjoy it being unique, dark and sexy.

I originally purchased this scent in 2021, pre-reforumulation, on a whim from Superdrug—I still remember the cashier's nose wrinkling in disgust, companioned by a frankly unprofessional request that I opt for something more palatable instead. Smelling of dusty potpourri, sex-addled pepper, and wet rose decay, it soon became my signature clubbing scent. Long days spent toiling over a graduate thesis on religion were transfigured indistinguishably into longer nights pressed against sweaty strangers in London warehouses, and I'd stumble into the frigid bright of the morning and back to the library still reeking of a mixture of Toy Boy and whatever I'd been drinking too much of just to do it all over again. I would agree with a previous comment that this scent is for the brooding and the avoidant, but also the pretentious, for when you think you're the most complex-but-brilliant guy in the room owing to all that time spent pouring over esoteric texts, chainsmoking in the rain, and jacking off. It was a peculiar phase of my life, and I'm certainly not as cool or intelligent as Toy Boy made me think I was, not by a mile. But if you want to feel that way, it can get you there. This is a scent for the loneliest person in the club. Others can intuit your off vibe. It's dark, fetid, and stinks of cheap sex in someone else's bed, but you aren't getting laid; you're below that. You're perched on a damp street corner, morose, contemplative, and blissfully unaware of just how bad things would get. I'm reformed now, but Toy Boy is an eternal favorite. 9/10.

Moschino Toy Boy is an extremely polarizing scent profile. This is not for everybody and thats okay, it will be 50/50 chance if you like it or not. But this fragrance is amazing. Heavy fresh, spicy rose and metallic feel, coated in a nice resin. I always describe it as walking in a greenhouse of roses after a night of heavy rain, and all the roses are coated in a resin. It has a nice watery kind of feel to it which i really like. a little after dry down in the middle i still get rose but more pink peppery vibes and still that watery-ness. once again this is not for eveyone. im a pretty masculine guy and it was still hard for me to wear, but as it grows on me more and more i get a lot more confident with it, but it wont be easy to pull off at first unless youre naturally flamboyant, you might have some problems, I didnt even like it at first but its just so good it naturally grew on me. The performance is honestly amazing, 8+ hours on this thing probably even more, strong on spray and falls about halfway off around 4 hours id say but youll still be noticed, Beautifully crafted and unique fragrance that can be worn year round and lasts long, and incredible for the ~$30 price tag, not like your average designer. Also presentation is very sleek and unique, nice pressurized atomizer which alot of high end designers seem to be forgetting nowadays.. smh. 8.8/10

If you like rose and woods this is your fragrance. Men aren't use to dominant rose forward fragrances, but this is one is worth a sample. I blind bought this since I was curious and it was cheap (I got 50ml for 38 dollars), and didn't know what to expect. Being a fan of rose myself, it was love at first sniff. It reminds me a lot of Le Labo's Rose 31, although not as complex as that 300 dollar fragrance, it manages to take the things I love about LL R31 (realistic non-sweet non jammy rose and woods) and eliminate the thing I disliked about it (Cumin heavy BO like note). Instead you get the pencil shaving woods with sandalwood creaminess mixing with that vegetal rose note that doesn't lean feminine. In fact I would say this is one of the few rose focused fragrances that isn't unisex (although woman can use it) or feminine leaning. There's some sweetness to the fragrance, but it is not overdone, just enough that you aren't stuck with vegetal bitterness, but not so much where it's juvenile. I say this would suit more of a mature nose. Longevity on this is fantastic, I got around 10 hours total, with good to moderate projection for like 6 hours, this really sticks to your skin so don't overspray. Overall this is a winner and I am very happy with this blind buy.

The rose notes on this are so strong I had one of my daughters and wife each use it before I got to it, and the silage was impressive for them both to the point where I could catch the scent trail hours later; I have no problem flexing some florals so it was my turn to give it a whirl, tearing off the teddy bear head to begin. Also, I wanted to be able to better compare it to a full wearing of Polysnifferous The Queen which I have scheduled in two weeks. The open is peppery, spicy, somewhat sharp pine and bergamot; the pepper sticks around a little longer than you might expect and acts as the bridge that brings forth the overall rose accord; I find that the pepper then seems to mimic potting soil to my mind, making me envision working on the roses directly in the dirt, with other florals and another spice (I know it is clove but I can't actually pinpoint it as such) providing background. This is much different on my skin than the ladies in my house as smelling it on them was rich roses where for me I can more of the herbal, soil rich nature with the roses; it's really interesting. In the base I continue to get pepper and rose, mixing with the grassy vetiver and tangy sandalwood. Toy Boy is a fairly strong fragrance; a few squirts goes a very long ways.

I'd be lying if I didn't say my opinion of Toy Boy changed drastically since I last smelled it at a beauty retailer months ago. The first reaction I had was "ew, this just smells like potpourri and spices... no thanks" but I went to revisit recently whilst browsing, to see if I would think any differently because I'm aware it has a minor cult following for how different and fun it is; a manly rose fragrance with a cluster of nuance and personality. And I really do love it. I took home the tester strip and couldn't stop smelling it -- it was fresh, floral and aromatic with that pear that comes through to add a playfulness. So I ended up purchasing the gift set with a 50ml bottle on an outstanding bargain price. On my skin it's great, and lasts an entire day (and I'm lucky in the fact that fragrances typically react well on my skin anyway). This is a heavy fragrance mind you, which carries for a while and that rose and pear combo may lead one to believe they're in for cloy-city, but no, I was surprised how gentle but firm Toy Boy is, which is a good way to describe it. That drydown is gorgeous as well, packed with silky woods and earthiness as the spices and rose still linger.

This is a fragrance for special occasions only, this is not something I would ever wear to work. Moschino Toy Boy is fun! That rose note wears very unisex and I believe you need to have a lighter, more charismatic personality that can handle not being a heavy masculine beast in order to sport it well. Toy Boy is elegant and it does not take itself too seriously, just like the sort of personality that will wear it best. I wore this out to a gay bar last night and it felt very appropriate for an environment like that. The fragrance is modern, youthful, and pretty niche-like. I can see this being a love-it-or-hate scent, not a safe blind buy. My mom seems to think Toy Boy smells like baby powder. This stuff lasts absolute ages on skin, and the atomizer is the best I've encountered so far- it really lets you spray as much or as little as you'd like as you press down on it, and it doesn't leak if you try to go lighter side. Also, that bottle is adorable! Definitely something worth having on your shelf, it's a really big and bold design for only 100ml, about as tall as a standard 200ml bottle. Do mind your sprays, this stuff is loud!

2026 Bottle (UK) !@#£%#@!!!!!!! That's what I uttered out load from my bedroom last night after spraying this LUSCIOUS BEAST of Rose 🌹 I feel like I've been hiding under a rock, how can I have missed this one? Leila from @styledigest9819 talks about this in one of her YouTube perfume chats and Boy ! was she right - it's definitely unisex and being a lover of dark roses and hell, any rose, this is sublime, deep, very different and gorgeous. If you love Narcisso Rodriguez EDT (black bottle), Stella (original) and any other addictive rose scent that's heavy, this will be right up your alley. I sprayed Kayali Santal 34 over Toy Boy and it went to places I've never dreamed of, it was insane like it was pumping out this deep intoxicating scent. I even sprayed Mugler Angel Nova over Toy Boy (not that she needs anything!) and dear God I was trailing scent everywhere - its was utterly exciting and intoxicating - the gesture kind of high! I never had the original juice do I don't know if it's reformulated but my 2026 50ml is keeping me happy.

Somehow, this fragrance always seems to make its way back into my collection! The opening of this reminds me (in a good way) of vinegar and sea salt potato chips, ha. I think it's because the main top note is that pepper. The cashmeran also plays a big role, making that rose a little "funky". The cashmeran/rose combo takes a lead in this frag and can make it divisive for some. The GC machine says there's some magnolan in here too. This fragrance, if sprayed in the proper dose, is office-friendly I think. You just can't overdo it. For me, the rose is not a jammy rose like you'd find in Oud Satin MFK, rather, it's more of a sour rose. It's being sweetened mostly by the gamma-lactone chemicals (which makes things coconutty). One thing you can't complain about is that this frag is boring or redundant--it's super unique and likely no one else will be wearing it. I'm 50 btw, and with the right amount of sprays I can rock this. Love it and wear it to the office often. Oh, and the longevity is top notch on this one.

Okay so I tested this before I actually made up my mind and picked up the bottle...It opens up citrusy, then it dries down to an almost honeyed, floral sweetish vetiver-y woody blend, the rose has some greenness to it, as well as some spices a la clove with pepper. I can detect some note that reminds me of incense, likely the elemi, and a little bit of nutmeg up top, but what stays more prominent is the honeyed rose. It's sweet, floral, dark, musky, spiced and incense-y, still unique years after being released...I was scared I'd shoot myself in the foot with this one because I thought it would smell of something deathly, but it's far from that...I actually enjoy it a ton, it's very unisex imo but it leans feminine sometimes. I can see why this might not be everyone's cup of tea, I'm VERY PICKY with scents and I dig this a bunch. For me it's a solid 7.7/10, great fragrance but not quite for everybody. TEST BEFORE YOU BUY. THIS ISN'T BLIND BUY SAFE!

The first fragrance I ever bought for myself, the one that started this rabbit hole. I completely blind bought this and wore the f- out of it. No specific occasion, I just raw-dogged it every time I went outside. I didn't know any better, and I feel like the people who smelled this on me during the day were probably suffocated by my ignorance. I imagine it can be polarizing and cloying for some, but it really does smell good. I have a 100 mL bottle that's almost empty now. I should've reserved this fragrance for nighttime because now that I have other fragrances, I rarely reach for this one anymore. These days, I only spray it from time to time just to appreciate the scent alone. If you're looking for a photo-realistic rose scent for men, this is it. The dry down is very seductive, this is where the masculinity of the fragrance come out. But this is perfectly unisex tbh. I give this a solid 9/10.

Again... WOW!!!! Probably, in my opinion, the best designer release of the past 4-5years... so different to much of the generic safe releases being pumped out nowadays. This seems to have genuine projection and longevity comparable to how long lasting and potent fragrances used to be before the I.F.R.A started getting trigger happy with ingrediants allowed to be used in modern perfumery. This stuff is the real deal and genuinly that good. Can only hope this starts a trend with more designer releases doing things differently and giving thier releases this kind of performance, longevity and individuality this has been endowed with. Thank you Joy Amin and Sebastian Jara for bringing this to my attention. Bravo Moschino and Jann Vasnier I will certainly be keeping an eye open for more of your releases respectively. I.F.R.A = suck

One of my most beloved perfumes that got me into fragrances. This is an amazing mix of rose and pepper, which makes the scent very unique and distinguishable. Everybody around me liked it. The performance is on the stronger side, as well as the longevity, both left me satisfied. Could be worn in any season and any daytime except summer. It's a great value for the price; the fragrance could easily cost 2x or 3x. Although it's not the best pick for office or formal occasions overall, as it smells young, bold, and casual. I would rather look at Rochas Moustache for a more mature rose + pepper combo if that's a deal breaker. Also, not the safest blind buy, as some might find the rose note too feminine. To me, due to the heavy pepper note, the perfume leans more on the male side, so trying before buying is recommended.

Either it's been reformulated or I got an excellent fake. I tried my original release bottle and even though I felt it's scent has lost a bit of it's opening luster it's still so much better than my newer bottle. They're just not the same. The newer bottle passes all the counterfeit checks, it was made July 2024, I would never give this fragrance a chance today. I'm going to buy from a different vendor, hoping to get the original formula.🫤 Edit: My first bottle is definitely spoiled. My new bottle smells correct but at the same time something isn't hitting the same, it's lacking the powerful "fresh aura" aspect that literally jumped off your skin like intoxicating fumes. Sometimes I get it but it's not at the level I used to get. Maybe it needs to macerate to fully get there?

Very rose, very floral, mild whiffs of fruitiness every now and then. It was blind buy for me, but at $40, I couldn't lose and boy did I not. I didn't know I like rose this much. Although it's very prominent in the rose note, it's not what your grandma always wore to church, it's definitely masculine leaning unisex with a musky, woody undertone. If you're into hyper masculine, serious, stoic, black and white suit and tie, diamond watches, "get your money up, not your funny up", that whole aesthetic, then you will most likely not enjoy this fragrance remotely. But if you're more on the non serious side in your day-to-day, very expressive emotionally and physically, and you tend to own and lean into your goofy nature, then this could very well become you're signature.

I hate to say it but I think it's been reformulated since the first year of release. My 2019 bottle lost it's sparkle in the opening. It used to be so bright, so pungent, like gasoline but it was floral in a way that made you think of "old lady perfume." So, I bought a new bottle and while it has some of that original punch in the opening it seems to have been tamed. My new bottle isn't the same fragrance that once challenged your masculinity. The scent is there but at the same time it's not, it's easier by comparison, perhaps more rugged, masculine. I had this nagging feeling about my new bottle being different but after reading Daniel_13's review saying, "not very feminine like many folks argue", I know it's been reformulated. 😞

I’m so addicted to this perfume, it’s the one that made me discover how good a spicy rose can be. I wouldn’t call it the best choice for a romantic dinner, because I honestly forgot about the other person and just focused on how pleasurable it is lol. This isn’t a nuclear scent, but you still need to be careful not to overspray, since it can get too strong. Longevity is fine on skin, but on a shirt, it lasts forever. It’s not really a blind buy, but it definitely deserves a try if you get the chance. Masculine, floral, spicy, and clean, it feels niche while being affordable, making it a must-have for any collection. For me, it’s an easy 11/10, nothing less.

Don't expect to wear this is summer. This is a fresh, spicy rose blended with woods and a weird, salty musk smelling like a sweaty skin or cucumber somehow. This combination cuts through the cold sufficiently: where everyone left and right is wearing their warm, cozy, syrups, you stand out with a flowery, clean/dirty, sexy, metrosexual masterpiece. Performs great, price is ok. Only problem is, this is more of a one trick pony, it's too peculiar to wear here and there as part of a collection, you either have to be known as the rose guy or come dressed up in leather pants and a white revealing shirt or in a tuxedo with colourful accessories.

I like this fragrance, at least I admire that a designer brand has gone a different route than crowd pleaser formulas. But the issue is, because of some synthetic (not cheapy but not luxury) things going on here. Maybe it is intentional direction but considering the projection and longevity, it may become heavy and not very much enjoyable for me. I am surprised that etro manrose is not in a higher rank on similiar perfumes. Manrose have similiar rose note but brighter, easier and for me more enjoyable. Not louder as this one, but i definitely go with etro in any day.

I love this scent, one of the first I ever tried and it has stuck with me. Everyone I’ve ever known has complimented it, and my boyfriend liked it so much on me he started to wear it too. Even strangers have enjoyed it so much they asked me what it was. Ignore what people say about the bad rose smell and just smell this without any pretense. It is a wonderful, deep, delightful smell. I initially bought this because I love woody smells, so maybe buy this if you’re into woody scents and not just rose/floral scents.

This stuff is amazing. On the initial spray it literally smells like putting your nose in a rose. You also get the scent of the leaves and stem. Very green. Once it dries down it morphs into a more mellow rose pear woody smell. It is really nice. I totally get the candle reference. I don't really get the feminine or unisex aspect. It smells really manly to me. It last forever.I blind bought it off of reviews from here but I wouldn't say it is a safe blind buy. I just happened to get lucky and love it.

Toy Boy is a fragrance I absolutely love. It’s bold, unique, and unapologetically different from the typical sweet or fresh releases. The spicy rose is the star here; sharp, modern, and slightly edgy — backed by warm woods and musk that give it depth and character. It feels confident, playful, and surprisingly versatile once it settles on the skin. Performance is very good, with strong projection and longevity. This scent stands out in the best way possible, and I genuinely love wearing it.

I love the pepper+rose combo. It may not be for everyone, but if you appreciate peppery smells (maybe like Sauvage) I am sure you will like this. It may be a bit polarizing as others say, and might not be the most versatile fragrance in most people's collections, but damn if it isn't unique and sexy in its own way. I personally love this and will even wear it at home because the powerful rose note never really becomes cloying or overwhelming- despite the strong performance here.

Great rose scent! If you are not into flower/rose scents, so this is not for you! On the first spray you're being hit by the rose smell, which tones down as the time pass by! The best part is the dry down, a spicy rose blended with woods! Fantastic and bold fragrance! Definitely a night out scent but for the colder months! Not a blind buy! I have tried it in 2020, and i hated it....so i gave it another chance, and now it's a love! Sample first....not everyone's cup of tea!

sexy dill pickle. i've seen people saying the dill smell is from the elemi. luckily, it fades, and the smell left behind is really nice. the woodiness of it is delightfully rich and slightly spicy without being heavy or overpowering. i love the rose, it's a bit fruity and dusty. it is kind of dark-smelling overall. it definitely has good longevity, but as i have the splash bottle, i suspect my sillage is lower than it is with the atomizer. i love being a toy boy.

I think im done with it, its too synthetic in the dry down. I enjoy the rose, the pear, and the magnolia, but the pepper is quite artificial and it blends strongly with the synthetic cashmeran in the base notes and creates quite massive synthetic nose tingling scent that I meet in Hermes Herbe Vives and other modern perfumes that I catch a whiff of from people recently. As it macerated, this stage comes very quickly, making it quite hard to decide to wear.

This smells like a masculine-leaning unisex perfume. The initial spray smelled like a classic fresh spicy cologne, and then the magic happened when the bergamot thankfully faded. The spicy herbal woodsy floral scent is just dark, warm, and alluring. This can be layered with other perfumes to make it either more masculine or more feminine. The quality is good, with a long staying power and moderate sillage. Those may vary, depending on how much you spray.

Wouldn't recommend blind bying this, this is natural-smelling, airy, earthy rose with spices and resins, fruity from pear in the opening, woody and resinous in the dry down, rose and spices last throughout the scent. To me this is lovely, to some this is terrible, you either love it or hate it, it just has a very specific personality. Performance is good. If you get the chance, best try on skin.

Just picked up a new bottle. My first bottle was purchased shortly after launch. I still have plenty in my first bottle but I hadn't worn it in a while and when I applied it, something was different. It lost it's gasoline like punch in the opening. I assume it went bad after so many years. My new bottle confirmed my suspicion. So happy to have this fragrance back in all it's glory!

This fragrance is very unique and doesn’t smell like the others I’ve come by. I like the scent but as others say below it’s not for everyone. Needlessly to say I got around 10 compliments in one day by my coworkers when wearing this! It lasts very long and projects massively! A masculine rose scent liked by many women but you have to be confident to pull it off.

The more I smell it, the more I like it. It’s a nice, woody, masculine rose, with a great performance. Of course it’s unisex, but everything is unisex if you’re not terrified of what everyone thinks of you all the time. I suppose this will be disliked by guys who think that every scent marketed towards men needs to smell like gasoline/cigarettes/leather, etc.

this perhaps is one of the best unique releases of 2019, beautiful fruity dark fragrance with hint of raisins, pepper and incense to my nose.very long lasting, playful, can be unisex too and i LOVE the bottle. projects well also, will be great for cooler evenings out.must try I would say. 9/10 for amazing bottle and unique juice with great performance.

a rose scent that somehow undeniably leans masculine. sweet juicy rose with some peppers and possibly citruses giving it that masculine blue accord just if it were based on rose. sweet yet fresh and uplifting very nice smell, only issues is the performance is insane (4 hours on my skin, pretty soft projection) 8/10, would buy again just overspray it

I got this scent in a mini collection and I just thought it was so yum. I think I can feminize by layering with something. If I smelled a man wearing this I think I'd want to bury my face in his neck. Its different, it's spicy without being bitter. and it make you want to seek it out in both an interesting and appealing way. I love this scent.

A unisex fragrance that perfectly balances its masculine and feminine energies. A spicy rose scent that captivates due to the vetiver's edge. Think cigarettes and rose petals in a hotel room. This is for the romantic muscle gays in the club adorned in leather and chains and who carry Rush incense in their back pocket. The ultimate toy boy.

Cold pressed rose water, almost earthy undertones with moist vetiver and woody amber. Almost niche I’d say but there’s something about it that makes don’t want to wear it. I like this profile but I don’t think it works well on my skin. I am keeping it just for the rainy nights I want to simulate walking through a rose garden in Bulgaria.

I started to appreciate this fragrance more, heavy on rose, very heavy, smells like rose and sweet lipstick with masculine vetiver and woods This is not a fragrance for everyone, not a safe blind buy, test it before you buy Can get cloying when over sprayed, heavy sillage and longevity Overall good fragrance if you're into sweets

Blind buy. Etonnant. On a des doutes sur le coup mais le porter c est l adopter. Attention ca accroche pas plus de 3 pulverisations et meme à ce niveau sillage et projection enorme. Belle evolution tout au long de la journee. Bilan tres satisfait par mon achat qui tombe tres bien pour le printemps. Rose bomb explosion :)

Instead of deceiving customers with trash reformulations of a fragrance that was once truely great, keep the original formula intact and raise the price to reflect the cost increases, or just let it die if regulation ruins the formula. The whole industry is shady. Reformulations should not be passed off as the original.

Had a 30ml. Finished the bottle quite fast. I wod say it actually it's one of the best fragrance out there if you like rose fragrances. It smells like a wet rose garden. Will buy a 100ml for sure, with the new toy boy 2 chances are high for this to be reformulated, and that would suck.

One could say this is a balsamic rose fragrance but that would lead people astray. Partly it is, but the blend is completely different to anything you have smelled before. I can guarantee you as much. Strong, monolithic, lasting and certainly unique - not only the bottle design.

My friend alternates this with Perles Lalique, and it's great on him. He's a little goth/emo so it suits him perfectly. It always reminds me of a gentleman scent. It smells expensive. Something about it reminds me of Paris YSL. I swear I can smell violet and sandalwood.

its similar to other spicy roses like Hermann or Rose 31 in that they're beautiful and masculine, though compared to either this is sweeter, friendlier, a little girlier. it lacks the melancholy of rain and warmth of cumin but is just as addictive. lovely

I really love this one. Its a spicy, peppery, Woody tea scent. A little sweet but not much. Overall i enjoy it very much. Its more unisex and not excessive man like. Longtivity and projection are moderate or a little above moderate if oversprayed. 😊

They've destroyed this fragrance. Anything good you've seen about Toy Boy was from the original formulation at launch. Today it's fucking trash. Don't waste your money on it. Current formulation wears completely different and it's garbage.

I love this. Performs great, Lasts 8 hours on me. Very unique scent, I am probably alone here but something about it kind of reminds me of Dior Fahrenheit. Overall: 9/10 Scent: 9/10 Longevity: 9/10 Projection: 9/10 Value: 9/10

Love this perfume. Similar to the Gucci Guilty Pour Homme EDP but with a much stronger pepper note. Its like a more masculine, better preforming version that still maintains the florals nicely despite being much louder.

Peak, straight peak. It lasts for 12 + hours, smells like a nice spicy rose, on the cheaper side which is CRAZY cause it smells niche. I love how the bottle is a cute bear it makes it stand out in any collection. 10/10