HUGO BOSSBOSS Number One - Eau de Toilette for Him - Ambery Fragrance with Notes of Nutmeg, Patchouli and Balsamic Accords - Medium Longevity - 100ml

Favourite smell, excellent price, arrived on time, well wrapped.

So I've been a fragrance addict for around 25 years now, in that time I have purchased over 500 different fragrances. This is in my top 25. Released in 1985 this aromatic fragrance boasts main accords of woody, fresh spicy, honey and tabacco Notes. This fragrance is absolutely outstanding it's a huge compliments puller it projects extremely well, 2 meters first 2 hours, 1 meter hours 2-5 and half a meter 5 hours onwards, the longevity is also awesome, I get 7 hours on my skin and up to 12 hours on clothes. This fragrance is utterly ridiculous, it's soooo good, if you haven't tried it then I highly recommend you do. Very versatile and will suit 20-70 year old men.If you found this helpful I'd appreciate it if you would select the helpful icon. Thanks.

It’s a nice one but I don’t like how smell like cigarettes 😵‍💫

I first tried this when it was launched in the mid eighties......and that summed up my opinion! Definitely a product of the eighties! Strong at first, oddly sweet for a man's fragrance, not particularly lasting and just a hint of something very slightly artificial about it. That said, that was how I felt about it when I tested it on myself. (Oh don't ask....I just had a thing about aftershaves at that time!)I have to say my opinion is completely different now. It is said to have 'middle notes' of honey, jasmine and rosemary. I find I detect those aspects - particularly the honey and the jasmine coming to the fore very early on. The supposed 'topnotes' of bergamot, lavender and sage just pass me by! After a couple of hours or so a more 'earthy' smell begins to emerge - possibly from the patchouli or the oakmoss and something richer, more woody - likely the sandalwood element. The light sweetness is retained however. I still find it is not a very long lasting fragrance, though,This is not a fragrance that everyone will like, in fact I think it could be one of those scents you either love or hate. Of course, the other extremely important factor is how it reacts on the person. When my husband uses it, the woodiness and the spice seem to emerge far more strongly and the sweetness is a little more subdued. My recommendation is simple - make sure you sample this first before you make a purchase. And try it on you - not just a piece of paper or a quick sniff of a bottle.

I like to have a change fromt eh usuals every now and then, so after Dior Sauvage, Paco Raban Million I thought I'd try Hugo Boss. Only slight complaint is that the bottle is a bit hard to hold and squirt comfortably due to its shape. Smells good though. Good price on offer as well.

There isn't many colognes which take me liking as much as The Dreamer by Versace and Jaipur Homme by Boucheron. Without Boss Number One being like these other colognes, this fragrance sure is a godsend. What a fabulous cologne! It does smell a lot like Aramis 900, but I can't complain much really because this is such a captivating cologne. It looks so classic, and for it to be an 80's powerhouse, it sure is gonna make my main shelf of fragrances. If you like strong sweet herbal fragrances, then this is the perfect one! Give it a try! It smell great! :)

Ive bought this as a Christmas gift 3 times for someone special and it just epitomises him... you smell this and friends know who it belongs to !it lasts way long into the day and always all night for going out... gotta be up there at the top with the best original fragrances 1o/1o

I have bought Boss Number 1 for a long time & can honestly say that this has no lasting odour. Once sprayed out the bottle the fragrance has gone, not sure whether it's genuine or Boss Number One has changed dramatically in the last year