The drydown is completed with charismatic, masculine notes of the South American plant Louro Amarelo combined with musk, giving the fragrance proper depth and sensuality. I used it again the next day and upon visiting my parents both my mum and dad passed comment on it and Dad told me that can be his birthday present!

And I'm tired of reading unsustainable nonsense about it, criticized for exactly the same reasons that praise others. That being said it is a nice scent, and if it could go the distance it would be up there with some of my favourites.The fragrance is very pleasant and although being eau de toilette, it is long lasting (lasts for the whole day). The powder comes from the violet mid note which really gives this scent a feminine feel, not so much from the lavender open.

The violet and woods are well balanced to the lavender and really helps to softly 'darken' the scent. its profile captures everything you need to attract others to you without being overbearing and without dissipating quickly. Try it for yourself if you'd like, but you're definitely not going to enjoy this one unless you're into vulgar musky scents. I do like the scent of Hugo Boss Bottled Night but I feel it is pretty subtle, even though it isn't an aquatic which is common for that “complaint.

Can't smell violets or musk, but it's a fairly complex blend that still manages to remind me of salt water on the deck of a sailing ship. People in the comments talking about the dry down being bad, but this fragrance isn't that evolved, it's a linear fragrance there is no dry down. I would describe this scent as aromatic / flowery with a lot of violet, and musk in the dry-down, could be almost mistaken for a unisex fragrance, but the combination of musk and violet makes it very masculine in its essence. Boss Bottled Night is my favourite of all Boss fragrances because it is quite a departure from the usual formula where a crisp apple seems to be a dominant top note.