Bois Soleil For Him

Woody honey with a hint of patchouli. The accord is warm tobacco-y. Quite nice but so close to Rich Warm Addictive and the other tobacco collection offerings. A yummy comforting scent that is light enough to stay in its place while you revel in your day full of bright natural sunlight or snuggly with a loved one and a warm drink. That said, this requires a level of 'saturation' before you start really enjoying it. Overspray, you'll be glad you did.

This is a unisex fragrance slightly towards the feminine side but I weirdly like that it last an average time but projects massively, I’d never use this as an everyday scent but is nice to add to my collection smells very niche great buy 7/10

a lovely aroma highlighted by a bouquet of fragrant sweet, woody and earthy scented tones.my rating 8/10 due to moderate sillage but cheap as chips so you can spray as much as you like without worrying about the bank balance.

I do not get woody notes from this one at all? To me that has that rich and fruity fresh pipe tobacco-esque quality about it that Zara - Rich, Warm, Addictive has (a sweet time tobacco fragrance). It's not ground breaking but is definitely pleasant and fantastic bang for your buck. The bottle is beautiful also. Zara definitely the best high street store for budget fragrance and I respect them for taking risk with the variety of non crowd pleasing stuff they choose to put the out. Got this for maybe £13.99 in the sale? For that it is well worth a blind buy.

I can say that It’s strong scent. I had felt it for more than 12 hours. Almost i had smelled only nutmeg. It is great value.

Smells - nice, clean, niche, but leans a little bit feminine in my opinion. Performance - bonkers. Value - amazing.

Vanilla and honey is very intense the second you spray. Voted this unisex. Doesn't seem very woody. Much like the other review, very much in the same vein as Zara - Rich, Warm, Addictive. A very simple, and inoffensive scent, but perhaps needs a little more of the other notes to remove so much sweetness.

Listen, the pandemic was rough on all of us. For example, it made me start buying Zara perfumes. There are, surprisingly, hits by Zara — but they’re all collaborations with respected perfumers. That said, one of my most used perfumes comes from this Country Exclusive line, half of which got dropped while the other half became the first instalment in their Chapter line. This is one of the fragrances that got dropped, for which I’m grateful. I will not beat around the bush: this smells like old people skin. After a certain age, all people have that certain skin scent that is more than likely the body breaking down slowly over time. I don’t want to be cruel about this smell, as I know we all love our grandparents, but it’s not very nice, and it triggers an involuntary reaction of strong dislike. This is that, in a bottle. I guess it’s the patchouli? This is the third aspect of patchouli that I encounter the least. There’s the gorgeous one, the wet rag one, and the weird skin one. I love unconventional perfumes that some call straight up disgusting, but not this. But maybe this could be appreciated by a specific group of perfume enthusiasts who seek out the weird and off-putting.

Guys, this whole line is Mancera. Black Prestigium, Velvet Vanilla, Roses Vanille, Saharian Wind, Amber Fever.