Dior's Bois da Argent

A blend that reflects pure elegance and freedom

Clean and crisp, with hints of innocence, Bois d'Argent fragrance for men and women embodies the delights of boundless youthful glory. Launched by the perfumery house in 2004.

The cologne is a fresh scent of personal identity blended with the juniper berries and cypress, enlightened by the presence of floral noye iris. After this, the freshness of patchouli was introduced in the core of the perfume enveloped by a mystical frankincense note set on an amber base.

You'll get woody and synthetic leather nuances in the base with the sweetness of honey and vanilla. Bois d'Argent is an iconic blend of elegance and sophistication by the fusion of masculine and feminine notes that are trapped in a bottle. The fragrance invented the idea of universal olfactory elegance ahead of its time, offering a delightful to your senses.

If you fancy the youthful dewdrops of the Bois d'Argent but want something more affordable, turn to Fragrances Oil’s Honey Resins. Our creation is a careful resemblance designed for your liking. It is a soft mixture of juniper berries and iris coupled with a dry woody earthy aromatic and very tenacious odor of cypress that has been inspired by the original.

of Honey Resins presents a joyous and sparkling aroma that surrounds your day with a musky and amber aroma – to leave you feeling delicious. Honey Resins is introduced in three different styles; a 10 ml roll on, a 150 ml body mist, and a 500 ml interior perfume. Look no further if you want to enjoy a contrast that plays out between noble florals and taut softness.

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