Bois Soleil For Her

Soft-Comforting-Elegant It is the best tuberuse patchouli fragrance for me which I try so far. It has niche quality but suitable for every condition. It needs a little bit warm to progress on skin. Especially in spring time it is so nice. Banana like creaminess. It reminds me high quality scented candles interestingly.

This is a really beautiful balanced tuberose and patchouli perfume. It reminds me of L'interdit but woodier thankfully. The tuberose is smooth and banana- like whereas the patchouli is the warmest, woodiest pleasant kind. The scent develops as a bubble so it projects discreetly but it's more than just a skin scent. The longevity is quite long and with some prior skin moisturising excellent.

I had a bottle, enjoyed it for some time and let it go to someone else can enjoy too. It's creamy sweet, nutty sweet, cloying and even a bit sandalwoody too. Flowery too. Sunny but in my opinion for great for summer. More for sunny day in autumn. Or crisp day early spring. Sillage is good, for this price really good.

This smells like an old perfume from 90s, at least it reminds me that. If anyone figured it out can you please message me?

This one smells like a collage of Flowerbomb, with a bit of powdery Mon Florale + tini tiny hint of that camphorous note of CK Euphoria and you can feel the creamy/oily type of patchouli in the base (the CHANEL kind for example, rather than TM Angel praline type). If you like Flowerbomb, Coco Noir and the above mentioned perfumes, you'll be happy with bois de soleil. It is very versatile for a woman of any age, but more like 25+. I suspect it can become cloying in humid hot weather, as I just found it now in the autumn, but I feel it stronger on myself when I enter spaces with high humidity. I do find it feminine, and if Bois Soleil for her and for him are the same juice, I don't think your man would be very enthusiastic to share this scent with you.