A really nice scent scent from Hugo Boss that was a nice surprise but at the same time there things that were slightly off putting causing this not to be a staple in my collection. However, it quite synthetic in that it smells a bit chemical & it irritates my nose if I spray more than 4 sprays. Styled under the iconic moniker ‘BOSS’ and with almost a century of accolades in clothing and sportswear, you will find some of

Smells of dynamic , young and metal . The bottle is a true reflection of what transmits the perfume inside. Today given my “diet”, I tore open a box containing Boss In motion that I received free with a pair of sunglasses I bought in an airport a few years ago. From memory it was pleasantly orangey but the joys of air travel is that 5 minutes after I board a plane I can’t smell a thing so other than the initial notes I had no idea what to expect. So much so i remember throwing this little silver ball of garbage up in the air and booting it down the road as it fell to earth. Even better, I like the boss in motion white, with a fresher citurus scent not just oranges but maybe pineapple and lime, although the scent fades more without as much of a powdery base as original boss in motion.A lot of sweet citruses mixed with light pepper. It is light and fresh scent, but warm at the same time. I also think women could wear it aswell - I see a similarity with Flower Princess by Vera Wang. It's nice everyday scent for the Spring time. And I have to say it reminds me very much of Oriflame Signature for him.

I only know this scent on male skin in its deodorant concentration, but it's the best Boss male scent ever created. First, the lotion I am reviewing is available (since 2021) as a square bottle with a pale apricot-orange liquid, not the sphere-shaped original with a solid silver plastic case. I never tried the early 2000s version nor do I know if this batch was recently reformulated along with the new transparent boxy glass… It opens with a sort of candy orange note which throughout the life of the fragrance never really disappears. I find the dry down to be very creamy. I don’t detect too much spice. Yes it is synthetic, but still very smooth and invigorating. Longevity and projection are both solid (longevity is eight hours plus on my skin). One of the most fun fragrances I've ever smelled, Boss In Motion is not much more than a sweet, candied orange fragrance to my nose. However, it does what it does well and smells fun and happy. Definitely NOT a formal scent. Has great projection and longevity, but I can see it getting cloying if too much is applied, so go easy on the application.Boss in Motion meant a lot to the brand as it had a significant sales success, even higher than the last men's fragrance launched at the time, which was Hugo Dark Blue, in 1999. Its oriental fragrance was perfect for the style of the time and its jovial appeal conquered countless fans, besides bringing a new approach to the masculine perfumery of Hugo Boss, stagnate since Boss Bottled (1998).

In my opinion the original Boss in Motion is one of the best fragrances to come from the Boss line. It's actually my partners, and it smells great on him, but sometimes I sneak a couple of sprays on myself ;) First impression was that it was indeed a fuzzy orange with a little bit of spice. Quite invigorating! By the time I had walked to the train station it had settled into an almost wintery mulled drink sort of scent but rather weak…kinda like being half a mile away from a German winter market where you get faint whiffs but not the full on smell of spice or burning wood. Now after 3 hours or so it’s moved to the base of mild musk, light spice and clean wood. More sandalwood than vetiver. I really dislike most of male perfumes I come across, but this one is really an exception. I think it's very different from the usual male fragrances, almost unisex and very, very sexy. The smell is sweet, youthful and very warm. It can last for quite a long time and, in my opinion, would fit any occasion.Day two of my “powerhouse” free diet and it’s a Wednesday! Usually on hump day I reach for something with a bit of pronounced note thing going on (Aramis Havana of late) to help me ease into the downward part of the week heading to Saturday. Its hard to find a fragance in the boss house that deserve a great reference. We know that their fragance line are totally mainstream, boring and without flavor... but we can choose Boss bottled, hugo and this in motion to think that theres some great fragances to try in this house. Off the bat, I hate the flanker. Pushing from the underside I must've missed the test strip 2 or 3 times. Looks odd, in use its just awkward to hold. Original, yes, practical, no. It is classified as oriental-fougère, but in my opinion, it behaves, indeed, as an oriental-fruity scent. It is juicy, invigorating and at the same time, it is hot, as the Orientals of that time managed to be. On my skin, the fragrance does not evolve much, remaining with a pleasant smell of orange, which is not citric - contrary to what many think - because it is balanced by the sensuality of spices. It reminds me of the smell of orange cake baking in the oven.