
Hugo Boss The Scent Him Le Parfum, a more intense and more powerful fragrance, The Scent by Hugo Boss is a men's perfume that marked a genuine turning point in the history of the house. Released in 2015, this fragrance is now one of the brand's best-sellers and is one of the best-selling men's fragrances on the planet.
The Scent by Hugo Boss is a perfume that was born in 2015 and marked a genuine turning point in the world of the house. Since then, it has ranked among the best-selling fragrances worldwide. Furthermore, to sustain its reputation, Hugo Boss does not hesitate to reinvent it year after year and to design new olfactory and visual derivatives of it. This is how The Scent Him Le Parfum by Hugo Boss came to be created. Already described as the most sophisticated version of the entire saga, it brilliantly combines seduction and elegance. Here is our review of it.
Olfastory’s review
Hugo Boss preserves the DNA of The Scent while making it more refined
The Scent Him Le Parfum by Hugo Boss is undeniably inspired by its predecessor. Thus, several original ingredients are preserved, starting with Maninka fruit. Used for the very first time by a perfumer in 2015, in The Scent by Hugo Boss, it has become the signature of this collection. Known for its aphrodisiac properties, this raw material from South Africa develops notes of passion fruit and rum. Likewise, ginger is still in the running. Sharp and spicy, it in turn reinforces the smooth, aphrodisiac character of The Scent Him Le Parfum by Hugo Boss. The real novelty of this men's perfume lies rather in its unprecedented duo of burnished leather and iris. The animalic sensuality of the leather here pairs with one of the noblest ingredients used by perfumers. Iris proves to be very elegant and powdery. The whole is rounded off with a few additional woody notes, adding further warmth and mystery to this new olfactory proposition.
The darker look of The Scent Him Le Parfum by Hugo Boss
To echo the darker aspect of the man who wears this perfume and the woody scent of The Scent Him Le Parfum by Hugo Boss, its bottle is now adorned with a darker brown lacquer than before. Dark and virile, it replaces the amber juice of the first The Scent by Hugo Boss. The bottle of this perfume, for its part, also relies on contrasts. The transparency of the glass is paired here with the opacity of the metal. The cylindrical roundness stands alongside the verticality of the lines. From then on, it is a matter of visually evoking all the facets and the complexity of men. Because masculine character is multifaceted, the bottle of The Scent Him Le Parfum by Hugo Boss also navigates between strength and softness.
When Hugo Boss speaks of seduction
With The Scent Him Le Parfum, the house of Hugo Boss succeeds in the challenge of speaking of masculine seduction. The men who wear this perfume are no longer afraid to speak of love and to be attentive to their partners' desires. This philosophy gives The Scent Him Le Parfum by Hugo Boss a particularly contemporary edge. While Hugo Boss once devoted itself exclusively to businessmen, its typical customer profile has changed considerably, and this resurfaces more than ever in The Scent Him Le Parfum.