Boss The Scent For Him Magnetic
**Boss The Scent for Him Magnetic** opens with a dark, honeyed ginger that feels thicker and more resinous than the original.
The scent fingerprint
Weighted by intensity across 14 accords.
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- Amber45
- Honey40
- Iris35
- Warm Spicy
By the editors · 2 min read**Boss The Scent for Him Magnetic** opens with a dark, honeyed ginger that feels thicker and more resinous than the original. There's a metallic edge beneath the sweetness, something sharp that keeps it from sliding into full gourmand territory. The iris gives it a gray-violet coolness, while the maninka fruit (a signature of this line) adds a jammy, almost fig-like ripeness.
As it settles, the composition becomes smoother and more ambered, with woods that lean roasted rather than dry. The contrast between the sugared ginger and the cooler iris creates a push-pull effect—sweet but not soft, warm but not entirely comforting.
This is Boss The Scent intensified, stripped of some brightness and given more weight. It suits evening wear and cooler weather, occupying that space between clean aromatic masculines and sticky oriental types. Direct, unsubtle, built for impact rather than evolution.
Scent twins
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