Boy Smells

I was surprised how long this lasts on my skin — I could still catch whiffs of citrus on my scarf the next morning. The spray nozzle gives a nice, fine mist too.

The bottle sits nicely in my hand with its frosted glass, and the scent really only needs a single spritz to last through a workday. This is the first perfume I’ve actually finished a full bottle of.

The citrus top note is incredibly fresh and bright, and it settles into a warm, woody base that lasts on my skin for a good six hours. I've gotten two compliments already just from wearing it to the office.

I was skeptical about longevity for a citrus scent, but this one lasts a solid 6 hours on my skin. The dry-down has a subtle woody base that keeps it from smelling like a kitchen cleaner.

The citrus top note bursts out immediately and then settles into a really lovely, warm musk that lasts a solid 6 hours on my skin. I've gotten three compliments from strangers, which has never happened with any other scent.

I've been wearing this for a week now, and the way the citrus notes evolve on my skin throughout the day is really impressive. The longevity is solid too, lasting a good 6-7 hours before I need to reapply.

The grapefruit note is so crisp and fresh, it actually makes me feel more awake when I put it on in the morning. Lasts a solid six hours on my skin, which is better than most citrus scents I've tried.

The grapefruit top note hits immediately and stays bright for hours without turning synthetic. I sprayed it before work and could still catch whiffs on my wrist at dinner — impressive lasting power for a citrus scent.

Finally, a citrus perfume that doesn't fade within an hour — this one actually lasts through my workday. The blood orange and bergamot opening is so bright and fresh without being sharp.

I was worried it might be too sweet, but the blackcurrant and white musk blend keeps it from being cloying. The longevity is decent—lasts about five hours on my skin before fading to a soft scent.