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About Phos
Phos by Bejar is a fragrance from the olfactory family for men. The nose behind this fragrance is Ramón Béjar.
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Longevity
Leading answer Moderate
12 votes
Sillage
Leading answer Moderate
17 votes
Character
Leading answer Leans masculine
8 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Excellent value
8 votes
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jerry drake
Bejar hits the mark again. His expert hand knows how to dose without overdoing it and blend notes to the millimeter, giving this Phos an unexpected elegance. Citrus melts into florals and wood, creating a fresh, green, summery scent that comforts with a pleasant sweetness. The longevity on my skin is more than satisfactory. It evokes that idyllic moment of relief under a tree, far from modern stress, with a pure cleanliness feeling, like bathing in a lake surrounded by nature. An incredible proposal, thanks to Monsieurleather for the review.
monsieurleather
I’ve had this Béjar on my radar for years, afraid it might be ‘weird’ like other scents in the Vibrational collection, until a YouTube review convinced me to buy it. I absolutely love it: original but rich in olfactory depth. Its neon green color and lively vibe suggest an undisclosed mint or peppermint accord that adds a mentholated freshness. It’s a strange fragrance, hard to break down, smelling floral-green-woody with a sweet balsamic and addictive touch. I wear it year-round, but it shines in the heat where it lasts longer and projects well. At 13 degrees Celsius, it lasted 3-4 hours on my skin. Discontinued, but you can find it for under 50 euros. The only downside is the monstrous and vulgar bottle for 50ml. Worth it for this green kryptonite elixir for summer.
xelkor
Hey everyone! Bejar lives in the shadows, outside the hype, but his perfumes are wonders. This Phos is fresh, floral, with sweet touches and very pleasant. It makes you feel clean, put-together, and ready for the day, ideal for morning wear. Upon application, citrus and many white florals envelop the aroma along with a strong, bright, translucent musk. They say it’s inspired by Creed Millésime Impérial, but I don’t know the original; what I do know is that Phos is excellent and costs much less. I bought it for under 15 euros. It doesn’t fade quickly: on my skin it lasts about 7 hours with good initial projection that then fades, but it stays with you all the time. For more info, follow me on Instagram and YouTube.
xelkor
Hi there! Béjar is a brand that lives in the shadows, outside the hype, but not because they make bad perfumes. This Phos is a masterpiece right from the start. It’s fresh, floral, with sweet traces and very pleasant. You feel clean, put-together, and ready for the day, totally daytime. Upon application, it’s citrus with flowers, many white ones, and a strong, bright, almost translucent musk. They say it’s inspired by Creed Millésime Impérial, which I don’t know, but I can assure you Phos is excellent and costs much less: I bought it for under €15. If you think it doesn’t last at all, you’re wrong! It performs very well; on me it lasts over 7 hours with decent initial projection that fades after an hour, but it stays with you for a long time. If you want more reviews, photos, and everything else, check out my Instagram and YouTube: JL_Perfumado and Perfúmate Con JL.
Bofifa
I’ve been intrigued by Béjar’s perfumes. This is an excellent clone of Creed Imperial Millésime. You have to smell very closely to notice the nuance differences; the original has more color, but at first sniff, they’re almost indistinguishable. They share that fruity-floral-marine accord, though this one is simpler. The best part is that, without being a beast, the Béjar version performs notably better than the Creed one. Highly recommended, for sure.
Darkbeat
To start, I’ll list the notes since Fragrantica doesn’t have them: top of lemon and orange, floral heart with bergamot, and a base of sandalwood and musk. It’s the freshest Béjar I’ve tried. I bought it in December and put it aside thinking it didn’t last long—a monumental mistake. With the current heat, it performs amazingly. The opening is citrusy and fresh, with a sweet orange touch and a hint of unlisted mint, balsamic and mentholated. As it dries down, it leaves behind sparkling, effervescent white flowers, perhaps due to the bergamot. Then woody notes appear with a very subtle smoky incense whisper. The dry down is musky, woody, smoky, and spicy, elegant and sensual. I absolutely love it; it’s versatile for hot weather, lasts over 7 hours, projects well at first and then stays close. Perfect for spring, summer, and warm autumn days, day or night. Fresh and sexy.