Bernado77

I know that many will hate me now and it borders on blasphemy if I criticize the Number One and therefore holy cow! But that's the way it is with reviews - they are always personal and subjective! As for the fragrance itself, it starts off sweet, high-quality and rather heavy, I actually always find tonka bean great in perfumes because it is so multi-layered and that's where my first two problems with this perfume lie. Tonka bean is the higher quality and more subtle vanilla, tonka and vanilla packed together at the start is "too much" and above all too heavy for my personal taste. After 30 minutes I continue to smell a lot of vanilla and additional sugar, probably the honey and sweet cinnamon again, only after 1 hour it becomes somewhat fruity and freshly tart, probably the bergamot and lemon. Conclusion: Very heavy, for me unfortunately too heavy, sweet high-quality fragrance, for me personally also a tick too feminine, too little fresh and too vanilla annoying. As I said, it's all subjective, but it is very well received by outsiders and the sillage and longevity are extremely good and above average! Personally, I also think the price is too high for 50-,€ to 100-,€!

To be honest, I agree with most people here, it is by far the best Boss fragrance in recent years. Infinite is like all other Boss fragrances, a very good scent to work with. Business fragrances, may be all mainstream, but a kind of very well made mainstream, one that looks neat and serious. Like a perfectly fitting Boss suit, with a white shirt. Serious, because it has no slaying sillage at any time, but always perceptible and never inappropriate. It goes a bit in the direction of gourmand, a slightly sweet apple scent resonates, the sandalwood rounds off the sweetness quite well, so that it doesn't seem too sticky, little by little you smell the masculine looking patchouli more and more out. The shelf life is OK, it never stops being there completely, but it becomes a bit too weak for me after about 4-5 hours, it can only be perceived close to the skin. Conclusion: Sweet but still masculine Serious business fragrance, which in my opinion fits perfectly to a matching modern boss suit. At no time chubby and yet modern. Unfortunately it has a little too little durability.

I actually have a problem with scents worn by certain people, in too high a dosage for certain purposes. Admittedly, I exaggerate the dosage of my perfume myself from time to time. This may sound paradoxical and probably is, but I like to smell good????.
However, I don't like it if I'm put into a drawer immediately because of that, so I have a problem with all these mainstream scents. Who wants to smell like every other guy on the street!
The scent itself.
Linear or uncompromising?
Probably it is a matter of interpretation and as always with Paco Rabanne fragrances, he does not appear very quiet or reserved.
Freshly minty, at the same time sweetly oriental after Patchouli it starts and remains so, the entire course of fragrance over. It comes after a good hour, a component slightly reminiscent of a higher quality "Irish moss" added. Not very complex, but never cheap and always fresh-sweet. Even if this is not a perfume criterion for me, it is a real magnet for compliments! But probably only with the right wearer and from my experience also with the Ü30 generation, which is more about the fragrance than the name or the image of the name, for the latter it is too little mainstream. Please stay in this quality where you are, neither niche, nor mainstream, neither too heavy, nor too light! Simply fresh Minty and slightly sweetish without everyone to please!

Stylish, natural, fruity, high quality and lots of stylish understatement, characterize this fragrance! Fruity natural, slightly sweet to orange and yet, a slightly spicy vetiver with benzoin rounded note determine the opening. After 30-60 minutes, the orange goes into the background and prevents it from appearing too linearly sweet, but remains there very subtly and at the same time prevents it from smelling too much like headache vetiver, rather the benzoin, the slightly peppery scent, which I cannot assign, but which always resonates, in connection with the vetiver mentioned, almost a metamorphosis, the orange to grapefruit. It then ends with a slightly earthy and grapefruit-like Vipe. Whoa! Whoa! Whoa! What a stylish, always walking, reserved and yet noticeable, multi-layered and at the same time, never too much of everything, smelling fragrance! Pure, down-to-earth, "luxury understatement"! This fragrance is not for self-promoters who drive their tuned AMG through the Mc Drive, order bottles with extra sparklers in the club, so that everyone notices that they have just ordered something more expensive, or new rich people who wear 5000-€ quartz watches with an open balance wheel or shirts with Swarovski skull applications. If you want to attract attention, impress someone or even have compliments, don't buy it! He'll be bitterly disappointed! For those who want an unmistakable, down-to-earth and at the same time luxurious fragrance and who can distinguish style from prollience, they are a must have!

I'll try to be brief. What can you expect for 7,99€? Not much, but that's well done and that's exactly how it is with this scent, it's certainly better than all those La Rive dupes that just every second one seems to wear and that give me headaches with their scratchy chemistry club, it smells better than a bad deodorant or aftershave, but it's certainly not Chanel, Givenchy, Joop, Dior or anything else. But he is independent and I oute myself that I'm actually a fan of this fragrance, it doesn't go down so badly with others and it doesn't smell cheap. It smells like apple, tonka and something indefinably scratchy masculine, everything a tick to chemical, but for the price top made and one can carry without thinking already times.