Bois d’Hadrien

7 reseñas

Mostrando las más recientes primero.

• Edu Lezana

  June 1, 2018

  

  Delicious, bright, and sensual. Starts fresh and citrusy before evolving into a rich pine and spice woody base. It doesn’t list cinnamon in the notes, but I definitely smell it. It’s the sensual version of Eau d’Hadrien. It’s an EDP with moderate performance and a soft, pleasant sillage. Ideal for day and night; it smells like the Mediterranean nature at sunset. Perfect for spring, summer, and even autumn. Natural essences from Camille Goutal, a master of fresh yet distinguished and very wearable fragrances. An exclusivity for gourmands. Highly recommended.

• Edu Lezana

  June 2, 2018

  

  To me, it smells like pure sarsaparilla.

• Chris Mannix

  July 9, 2018

  

  Once again, it delivers on the brand’s promise, but it’s not for me; it gives off a melancholic Christmas vibe. It has typical seasonal spices, woody notes, and a soft incense (perhaps cypress). It’s well-made, though it feels a bit light. I’d recommend giving it a try.

• Chris Mannix

  July 12, 2018

  

  I bought it online and was given two options to choose from. Although I have nothing to do with the brand nowadays, I remember what they used to be like. I picked Bois d’Hadrien. It arrived, I sprayed it on some cardboard… smelled it, and I couldn’t bring myself to put it on my skin. I spread it on the curtains instead. As a room freshener, it’s great: defined spiced ivy and green lemon, with a sweet hint of orange. The most curious note is that ‘P’ in the EDP, which makes me laugh. At first, I thought it would be like diving into the sea, but it turns out to be a shallow pool. After 20-30 minutes, it runs thin, leaving a fleeting trace of spices. It reminds me very much of Hermès’ Eau des Merveilles or generic Creed scents. However, those declared conifers remind me of the joke about the gypsy who gets a ticket from the traffic agent for speeding because he only had a blank sheet of paper. I was expecting something like Serge Lutens’ Fille en Aiguilles, but lighter and more refined, but it wasn’t. Due to my lack of olfactory acuity, I can’t comment on the skin trail; I’ll leave that to the experts. I just say that at home it lasted 4 hours and the cardboard still smelled the next day. In conclusion, as a room freshener, it’s perfect: fresh, original, and smells clean—a step forward in the world of room sprays. But as a perfume on the skin, it’s a mess.

• JBB

  March 21, 2021

  

  Just two or three hours.

• uhm

  October 29, 2022

  

  Smells like cheap store-brand room freshener. Dries out quickly to a decent incense that saves it from burning. Forget the conifers. Short longevity.

• San_Son

  March 21, 2023

  

  The opening is vulgar.