Hugo Boss In Motion Eau de Toilette 100ml

Product Information

Boss in Motion opens with a creamy and sweet orange note and becomes more spicy with cinnamon and pink pepper during drydown. Fresh spicy orange on initial application (and it really is an awesome orange), drying-down into a less potent version of itself, bringing forth the musk, vetiver and woody elements. The only problem with this one is that it has poor longevity and can't be smelt very well unless someone rubs their face on your skin or you dowse yourself in half the bottle. It has pretty good longevity, as it should last you throughout an entire work day without having to reapply. On a confident dude it smells devilishly masculine and on the right lady it can smell edgy feminine.

But he's tall, dark and handsome, a serious, bookish type, not, um 'a shortish happy man' with an active lifestyle - so don't be put off!

The drydown sees this scent turn softer, the sweetness comes forward and it gets muskier for a while.

By the time I had walked to the train station it had settled into an almost wintery mulled drink sort of scent but rather weak…kinda like being half a mile away from a German winter market where you get faint whiffs but not the full on smell of spice or burning wood. Hugo boss caught on to the complete marketing mess and removed the 'orange' title from the square bottle- esp since it smells NOTHING like oranges!

Well i knew this fragrance for a long time but i never smell it because my favorite frag from Hugo was and still Bottled edt, and try to stay devoted to it. I really like this frag bc its an orange centered scent with enough going on around it that it doesnt smell like an orange scented cleaner or that you just rubbed orange zest on your skin. The metal ball is still around somewhere but the juice had already spoiled, wouldn't dare to try it now.