Hugo Deep Red Hugo Boss (2001)

Bottle Design: Lutz Herrmann

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Hugo Deep Red is a perfume by Hugo Boss for women and was released in 2001. The scent is fruity-sweet. It is being marketed by Coty.

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Perfumers

Béatrice Piquet, Alain Astori

Fragrance Notes

Top Notes	Pear, Blood orange, Clementine, Mandarin, Blackcurrant
Heart Notes	Freesia, Hibiscus, Ginger, Ginger blossom, Tuberose
Base Notes	Musk, Sandalwood, Vanilla, Cedarwood

Ratings

Scent

7.3 (317 Ratings)

Longevity

7.3 (200 Ratings)

Sillage

6.6 (177 Ratings)

Bottle

5.8 (202 Ratings)

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07/31/2017

Germanblonde

2

A nice frag for fall

The woody and vanilla comes through nicely on me with just a touch of spice. Nothing fruity or citrusy for me here, even though I love citrus, especially in the summertime. It is nice, but I wear it today, on a warm summer morning in July, and realized, this is not a fragrance for me when it is warm outside, because the uplifting citrus totally passes me by. I like it enough though to keep it in my collection for autumn days. The image of golden leaves comes to mind with this fragrance, and I am sure I will appreciate it way more when the sun turns orange-golden again with a slight crisp wind in the air.

08/20/2013

Hayven

4

Juuuust right

Considering this is a pretty easy perfume to purchase as well as there are many reviews of it all over the internet, I expected I would recognize this fragrance due to someone wearing it in public. But I have yet to smell this on anyone else, and I love it.

I don't experience a blast of anything--the scent remains temperate and smooth from beginning to end. It's not like any other fruity floral--the fruit notes aren't too sharp or tart, and the floral notes blend in well. It's not too sweet, not too faint. It has a good balance of everything, really.

01/31/2012

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Lola82

3

Deep Red

This should be called Deep Orange because on my skin
I get a blast of Juicy Oranges and Mandrian I expected something more deep and intoxicating worthy
of the Color that made men drop to their feet when a
Madame comes struting and use her wiles
for suduction or in the middle ages people feared it was the symbol of the devil and mortal sin but instend it's tame with no silage it fades within 15 or 20 min I would like it to have more spices mixed with incense with pomergrate to fire this up it's not bland but nothing to wright home about.

01/04/2012

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Missk

Greatly helpful Review 4

Red hot!

It may not be entirely original, but I happen to really love this fragrance. It is the perfect fruity floral for women who are searching for something that is young and sexy, but nothing like the cheap smelling fruity scents on the market today. It is surprisingly sweet yet warm and seductive. It's not a fragrance that will make you feel girly and cute. It is more likely to unleash the sex kitten in you and rouse up the men, than be innocent and shy.

I love its unique blend of blackcurrant, spicy vanilla and ginger, which is so comforting and feminine on my skin. The fragrance is also very versatile; it could be worn both day and night, and is best suited to colder seasons. The lasting power is great too.

Deep Red is such a sensual and almost orgasmic fragrance, one that I can imagine wearing with a tight-fitting black dress and killer high heels on a night that a girl just wants to feel and look stunning.