Annick Goutal Bois D'Hadrien Eau de Parfum

I don't hear the forest or pine needles. For me, it is a bitter grass, but not mowed or crushed by fingers (the scent is much thinner, transparent), but rather, as it would smell growing on a hill with bushes, somewhere on the shore of a warm sea. The scent is initially sparkling fresh with some citrus notes, but quickly becomes calmer. It is not sweet, fresh, and does not turn into a soap scent over time, but it seems to become slightly more bitter. It is perfect for hot weather or the office because it is light, green-grassy, and won't suffocate anyone. Although it didn't receive a "forest" scent, I am satisfied with the purchase.

Beautiful and slender goblet, warmed by the sun's rays, with notes of pine trees, lemon trees, and delicate frankincense. It somewhat resembles the Duet Diptyque, but without their characteristic tartness.

The fragrance has a bitter grass scent, reminiscent of Byredo Gypsy Water. I really enjoy wearing it during the hot summer days. It doesn't bother me at all and stays close to the skin. A worthy unisex fragrance, highly recommended.

Just another run-of-the-mill product, nothing more.

The product is fantastic.