Essential Parfums Bois Imperial Eau de Parfum

I can say a lot of things, but I'll keep it brief. The best purchase ever. It's an exceptional fragrance that guarantees compliments from men!

I absolutely love it. It's the best thing that has happened to me. The scent is magnificent! ❤️

This fragrance, in my opinion, leans more towards the masculine side. There is a resemblance to Ganymede in the initial seconds, but then the scent unfolds into more masculine notes. I bought it for myself, but I will have to give it as a gift to my husband.

This fragrance is extremely interesting and has a captivating scent. Its final notes remind me of Tom Ford Noir. It is not a mainstream fragrance and may not appeal to everyone. I absolutely adore niche perfumes!

I bought this fragrance somewhere else, but I want to leave a review about the perfume itself. It is simply the best thing that has ever happened to me. The scent is incredibly cool. I first heard about it from a friend, and the fragrance was so amazing that when he walked by, I wanted to get up and follow him, but at that time I didn't know what perfume it was. Then I found out, bought it for myself, and I still can't stop enjoying it, not even imagining what perfume could surpass this one.

I purchased both Bois Imperial and Ganymede to draw my conclusions about their similarities. Yes, they are in the same direction, but still different. In Bois Imperial, I clearly feel the pepper, while Ganymede has a metallic touch to it. Both have excellent longevity, even though I use them very often. I have to mention that I didn't understand them right away. They are unusual and may not suit everyone, but I want to inhale them again and again.

I sprayed it on and went to visit a friend. As soon as I walked in, she said, "Oh, you also bought 'Ganimed'?! :) That's all I can say about their "famous" similarity :) In my opinion, 'Ganimed' is louder and more vibrant, while Bois Imperial has turned down the volume a bit and added some greenness. I love it. And by that, I mean I love listening to myself, not others. Sorry for the selfishness and narcissism.

I just received a gift from my boyfriend for Christmas: Bois Imperial. I compared it to Ganymede, and I definitely prefer Bois Imperial much more. In the initial spray, they are almost identical, but after a few minutes, Bois Imperial takes its own course. The main difference lies in the fact that Ganymede has a piercing metallic note, which is replaced by a green, almost shiny vetiver in Royal Forest. This makes it more airy and less abrasive to wear.

I believe that for girls under 35 who like Ganymede, this bright mineral-metallic note makes the fragrance special for them. But for me, it is too flashy, and the price is too high to justify buying something that I don't really like. However, Bois Imperial is definitely easier and more pleasant of the two. I sincerely think it smells better than Ganymede. Additionally, it costs around $120 compared to $300 for Ganymede, making it a simple decision for me. 10/10.

Great scent, great price, and great longevity.

It smells very similar to Ganymede, but with slightly different notes and accents. I don't know how to explain it, but when I try to analyze the scent of Bois Imperial and Ganymede side by side, I get very different notes. However, when I try to perceive the overall scent, they smell the same.

Imperial Bois is truly unique, vibrant... but also woody... tempting and mystical... perfect for everyday wear and ideal for slim and young girls. It's a chameleon!

I can't complain at all! It lasts for more than 10 hours and smells divine, and it has a reasonable price. Even my boyfriend complimented me, saying that our hallway smells like it even when you're at work!

I think this has been the most convoluted review I have ever written to this day.

The perfume is not ordinary, but indeed, as they say, otherworldly. It is definitely chemical, evoking an unhealthy desire to inhale it again and again, but at the same time, you immediately realize how chemical it is, to the point of making you nauseous. The scent is reminiscent of laundry detergent, and I don't understand where they find the woody notes in it. It's definitely worth a try, but not more than that.