Boucheron Pour Homme Eau de Toilette Woody Citrus, 3.3 Fl oz

Boucheron Pour Homme Eau de Toilette Woody Citrus: From the Manufacturer

About the Product Launched in 1989, the masculine version of Boucheron takes inspiration from the same creative and emotional codes as the feminine version. While Boucheron Woman is inspired by the House's jewel collections, Boucheron pour Homme is created for a classy and refined man, echoing the watch collection. The recognizable gadroons and deep blue cabochon top adorn the bottle, instantly distinguishing the Boucheron Man by his classical, refined, timeless, and charming appeal.

Top Notes The fragrance opens with a blend of Bergamot, Verbena Accord, Basil, Coriander, Roses, Ylang Ylang, Vetiver, Sandalwood, Patchouli, Moss, and Musk. Made in France.

About the Brand Established in 1858, Maison Boucheron, the first jeweller of Place Vendôme, has embodied excellence in Fine Jewellery. The brand's designs enhance women's beauty, offering grace, light, strength, and timelessness. Boucheron's soulful stones and unique, instantly recognizable style celebrate the most magical moments in life. Each creation is designed in accordance with the brand's values.

Fragrance Guide Q: What is the difference between Perfume, Eau de Parfum (EDP), Eau de Toilette (EDT), and Eau de Cologne (EDC)? A: The difference lies in the concentration of oils, known as "juice," in the fragrance. Perfume has the highest concentration, followed by EDP, EDT, and finally EDC. The higher the concentration, the longer the fragrance will last, and the less you need to apply.

Q: Why do some fragrances seem to last much longer than others? A: People with oily skin tend to have a longer fragrance hold time compared to those with dry skin, as the natural moisture helps to retain the scent.

Q: How can I make my scent last longer? A: Apply the fragrance low on the body, behind the ears, and on the neck, so the scent rises. A light spray on the hair can also help it last all day. For a long-lasting effect, spray it at the ankles, allowing the fragrance to blossom up.

Q: Why does fragrance contain alcohol? A: Alcohol helps the fragrance emanate from the skin. Without it, the scent would be barely perceptible to anyone but the wearer.

Q: How can I keep my fragrance from going bad? A: Store fragrances in a cool, dry area, away from windows, as sunlight can unbalance the ingredients. Keep an opened bottle in its box to prolong the shelf life.

Q: Why do fragrances smell differently on different people? A: Body chemistry, diet, and age affect how fragrances are perceived on the skin. Additionally, the various essential oils in a fragrance have different affinities to individual skin, creating an imbalance and a unique scent.

Q: Is it important to change fragrances according to the different seasons? A: Yes, as heat increases the intensity of a fragrance. Lighter scents are better for summer, while stronger fragrances are more suitable for winter. Citrus notes work well in the summer, while oriental scents are better for winter.

Q: Is it true that a person has his or her own individual smell fingerprint? A: Yes, each person has a unique odour identity, which is a function of heredity, skin type, hair colour, diet, medication, stress levels, and the environment they live in.

Q: Should fragrances be applied to clothes? A: No, fragrances are formulated for skin application. Applying them to fabric can change the character of the scent and potentially stain the clothing.

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