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Boss Orange
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Descripción
Boss Orange by Hugo Boss is a floral fragrance for women. Launched in 2009, this composition features a top note of red apple; a heart of bitter orange blossom and white flowers; and a base of vanilla, sandalwood, and olive.
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Notas clave
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Salida
Red Apple
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Corazón
African orange blossom
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Base
vanilla
Comunidad
4,044 votos
- Positivo 74%
- Negativo 20%
- Neutral 6.1%
Pirámide olfativa
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Características
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Longevidad
Escasa
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Estela
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Género
Femenino
Unisex femenino
Unisex
Unisex masculino
Masculino
Precio
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Reseñas
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Delicious; I adore it. It’s sweet and warm, ideal for the office or a casual outing. I love the floral oranges with sandalwood, olive, cinnamon, and vanilla. The bottle is luxurious, looks like a sequence of seven gems, and is beautiful. The longevity is good. It’s not classic or exclusive, but it’s sensual, captivating, and very pleasant.
Fresh, rich, luminous, and sweet—young but discreet. Ultimately, it settles into vanilla with a touch of wood. The bottle is gorgeous and perfectly describes the fragrance. Since it’s not very intense, it’s perfect for a relaxed, chic style, very much in the Hugo Boss vein.
It’s very soft on my skin, but once I finished the bottle, I wouldn’t buy it again. To my taste, it’s only for daytime, like the beach; it lacks personality.
I absolutely hate it… it smells like kids’ syrup 🙁 lots of people love it, but I don’t see anything fresh or feminine in it.
I hated it. Smells like toy syrup. Others love it, but for me, it’s neither fresh nor feminine.
It smells like neroli with caramelized apple (or something similar)… but poorly, though it is a warm aroma. I think it’s suitable for casual daily use, preferably between summer and fall. It’s pleasant, but I wouldn’t lose anything if I didn’t have it.
It smells a bit like baby powder but with citrus notes, and it doesn’t last at all… it’s nothing special.
It smells a bit like baby powder but citrusy, and it doesn’t last at all… Nothing special.
It’s a truly delicious perfume, soft, sweet, and fresh… I was gifted it and it was a pleasant surprise for my nose.
In short, it smells like orange caramel. It’s pleasant but very basic and too understated. The projection is barely there, and even though it lasts hours on the skin, who cares if you can’t even smell it yourself? I’m struggling to identify the pyramid; basically, I detect orange (which isn’t even listed) and vanilla. With effort, I guess I can make out red apple and an indistinct floral note. It brings a very faint memory of Chanel’s Gabrielle drying down, but without the powder and far less refined. It’s not bad, but it doesn’t impress and is hard to remember. Next!
In short, it smells like orange caramel. It’s pleasant but very simple and discreet. It barely projects, and although it lasts hours on the skin, who cares? With such little projection, not even you can detect it. I struggle to identify the pyramid; basically, I notice orange (which isn’t even listed) and vanilla. With effort, I can make out red apple and an indistinct floral touch. It brings me a faint memory of the dry-down of Chanel’s Gabrielle, but without powder and less refined; it must be the neroli. It’s not bad, but it doesn’t impress and is hard to keep in the olfactory memory. Next!
I worked at a Hugo Boss store and got it as a gift. It seems ideal for the office or an interview to maintain a ‘professional’ vibe (?). It doesn’t really represent me, but it’s fine for playing the appearance game. I wouldn’t buy or recommend it because I don’t feel anything special about the scent. There are cheaper options with more magic. Boss Orange has magic, but that’s exactly what’s missing here. It’s not unpleasant, though.
Fresh and pleasant, sweet with a zesty touch that doesn’t overpower. I mainly smell vanilla and apple, reminding me of a freshly baked pie. Ideal for spring or summer.
It’s a discreet, pleasant, and warm fragrance, good for any occasion, though in my opinion a bit boring. I recommend it for daily wear in spring-summer, especially in offices or enclosed spaces so as not to bother anyone. It lasts quite well, but the sillage is very light. Smells like baked apple with vanilla, orange blossom, and sandalwood. Scent 6/10, Longevity 7/10, Sillage 4/10, Value for money 5/10, Versatility 7/10, Packaging 8/10. Would I buy it again? No.
It’s a discreet, pleasant, and warm fragrance, good for any setting, though a bit boring. I recommend it for everyday spring-summer wear, indoors, or work, because it’s not annoying. It lasts quite a while, but the sillage is very light. Smells like baked apple with vanilla, orange blossom, and sandalwood. Scent: 6/10, Longevity: 7/10, Sillage: 4/10, Value: 5/10, Versatility: 7/10, Packaging: 8/10. Would I buy it again? No.
I got it as a gift from my mother-in-law when I was 26; it brings back good memories. It’s youthful, fresh, and smells like apple pie with orange. The sillage is very low and the intensity isn’t very high. I enjoyed it for a while, but I wouldn’t buy it again.
What a contradiction! The box and bottle are elegant, and the scent is rich and softly sweet. But the sillage and longevity are very low, what a pity! If not for that, it would be perfect. I totally agree with Karyukai: it barely projects, and even though it lasts hours on the skin, who cares if you can’t even smell it yourself?
So contradictory! The box and bottle are elegant, and the scent is rich and softly sweet. But the sillage and longevity are very weak—what a pity! If not for that, it would be perfect. Karyukai says: ‘It barely projects, and although it lasts hours on the skin, who cares? With such little projection, not even you can detect it.’ I completely agree.
I’m a man, but my 50-year-old mom uses it. It smells youthful because of that sweetness; I picture it on a nice 30-year-old girl in an orange dress in spring. It’s not as sweet, unique, or mysterious as it would be for a model. In my opinion, it doesn’t really convince me. 5/10
I’d define it as a cheerful young one. It’s easy to wear, reflects kindness, and doesn’t aim to slap you in the face with scent. It’s discreet, German-inspired, smelling of slightly caramelized baked apples at first, then hours later, a very sweet bergamot sweetened by vanilla with a coumarin note. I don’t detect the woods. It’s youthful, great for stylish yet relaxed and neat work, and a true all-rounder. It also looks good on a young girl for a first date or outings with friends. It’s very feminine, an ethereal sweetness that followed the trend of synthetic fruit scents from the 2000s. It has a good price, and I love the bottle. It’s elegant, optimistic, and luminous, reflecting its essence well. For a young woman wanting to make a good impression, everyone will like it. Performance is a bit weak, but given the price, it doesn’t hurt to overapply. A good perfume. Apple, apple, and more apple, with a clear German tendency for this fruit they love so much.
I bought it based on reviews, expecting something sweet with a vanilla scent, but to me it smelled like cough syrup. It didn’t sit well on my skin; I felt it was heavy and not sweet at all, or at least not the cheerful sweetness I like.
HB Orange is a complex citrus; it smells like when an orange or lemon has overripened. It also has a low note of sharp deodorant that I no longer like; I used to enjoy it in my teens, but not now. It reminds me very much of Tommy Girl, Clinique Happy, CK Eternity, and Hugo Boss Women; my sense of smell has changed… now I prefer citruses that smell like freshly squeezed, sweet juice that makes you want to drink it, like Dolce & Gabbana Light Blue, Moschino Funny, Agatha Ruiz de la Prada Color Drops, and Moschino I Love Love.
This perfume evokes independence; it was the first one I bought when I started working, so I’m not entirely objective. It feels very cheerful; I notice it for 6 hours in summer, with no evolution, and it doesn’t bother me because I enjoy it from start to finish. It feels fruity and sweet, not overwhelming, somewhere between apple and sweet orange. I’ve had three bottles and haven’t ruled out repurchasing, but I don’t feel it’s essential.
Terrible perfume. Smells like slightly sweet orange; I applied many sprays and couldn’t even smell it on my own skin, only right next to it. Definitely not recommended, but it will stay in my collection. Scent 3/10, longevity 0/10, sillage 0/10, value 5/10, versatility 0/10, packaging 5/10. Would I buy again? No.
Too much orange, too sweet, too intense. When I wore it, I felt hot, heavy, and bothered by my own scent; it even gave me a terrible headache. It was a gift; I would never have bought it myself. I felt it bothered people who came close. I couldn’t wear it anymore.
I had a bad experience. In the store, it left a pleasant citrus impression, but once I bought it and wore it at home, it became extremely cloying and gave me nausea; the sweetness spiked almost 300%, and the orange smelled very synthetic. What a terrible experience and purchase.
This perfume didn’t work for me. In the store, when I tested it, it was a pleasant citrus scent. But after buying it and wearing it at home, it became extremely cloying and gave me nausea; the sweetness is overwhelming and the orange note smells very synthetic. What a terrible experience and purchase.
If you’re from Mexico and know the fabulous orange, this is the exact scent, just with a slight citrus twist. Nothing durable and very forgettable; what a shame.
If you’re from Mexico and know that fabulous orange, this is the exact aroma, just with a slight citrus twist. Nothing lasting and very forgettable, what a shame.
Not an instant love. It sits between youthful and vintage. If you don’t like retro touches from years ago, this isn’t for you. It’s serious, but less so than many; it could be your first ‘lady’ perfume without turning 60. My partner smelled it when I gifted it and didn’t dislike it, but it gave me more of a room spray vibe than a true perfume. I wore it to the office and felt it added seriousness and professionalism without making me look older, plus it dressed me up nicely. It was my perfect companion while it lasted. I won’t use it again since I always try new things; my favorites are dark vanilla or ‘clean’ scents.
I loved it at first sniff. On my skin, the orange shines bright, almost like a candy, while the sandalwood and olive add depth. The apple and vanilla are barely noticeable. It got me so many compliments. I keep it for fresh days, autumn, or cold weather; in spring, it depends on your skin chemistry and how many sprays you use, as it easily becomes too heavy. I’ve owned three bottles and it was my signature for a long time.