Reviews of Bulgari pour Homme Soir (2006)
by Bulgari

A very original upper-class scent. It should be for evening use, maybe a date, as it does impress.

Very elegant scent, slightly more oriental in feel than the the original PH and Extreme, but still retains the trademark Bvlgari subtlety. I find them all very appealing and sexy. Lots of people complain about Bvlgari scents being too transparent, but they are designed that way. My boyfriend wears Extreme and Soir almost exclusively, and I can smell them on him hours later, even though he can't. Besides, you don't always want a scent that is going to shout to the world, and for those times, Bvlgari is perfect.

It is refinde, spicy and has a nice darleeng tea note
OH & It lastes more than 10+ on me

It's a fresh, sweet in a good way sent that lingers alitle close to the skin. Not overwhelming, but elegant and classy. Some people might get a whiff of it if they come close to you, but don't expect it to project very far.

But, for an evening scent, it's pretty comforting and nice. The teanote can be a litle bit hard to detect at times, and If I do get it, it smells like a cool black chinese tea. No earl grey, that's for sure.

Staying power seems fine to me, I could still smell it 6-7 hours later on my skin. But it does, as has been mentioned before, stay close to the skin. Is it a must have? No. Is it classy and elegant? Indeed it is.

I liked this one a lot, and wore it for days at a time, only i kept thinking to myself "i wish the bamboo note -which it says papyrus , but to me it smelled like fresh bamboo- was stronger, more longlasting".
So there you have it, it's a very fresh scent, demure and masculine, but to be called Soir, it's more of a day scent.
I wore this one also with Eau d'Orange Verte on my other hand and, as i expected ,BPHSoir beat the Hermès one in longevity by a looong shot.

I very much like this one. I find it cold…I find it subtle, and its coolness gives it “distance” which contributes a subtlety that is elegance personified. The tea note is clean and slightly chilly — and it is a trifle more exotic than the tea notes in Bulgari Pour Homme and BPH Extreme. This tea note is counter-pointed with the papyrus that serves, I think, as a warm but olfactorily neutral foil to the cool tea note — its neutrality is the secret of the accord: The papyrus doesn’t add as much of an actual olfactory note as it creates an intriguing warm texture to contrast to the cold tea note. I love the result: Warm and cool at the same time, a bit exotic, minimal sweetness, and much more transparent than it would have been with two contrasting olfactory notes vying for the same space. The result is an almost perfect masculine translucency — incorporating cold dominance and warm neutrality, and then culminating as a whisper soft, whisper sweet amber drydown. Sophisticated, excellent longevity, eminently discreet, truly masculine — I find Bulgari Pour Homme Soir enticing, and I find it as much more wearable than as just an evening scent.

I love it. It isnt too this or too that. Its a cologne! It smells good! It smells GREAT! Its spicy and mysterious in a way. You can say its a bit boring, but its just simple! Its not overpowering, but not light. Blah! Just perfect!
(BUT! it doesnt last THAT long on me...still...)
The thumb speaks!

I actually like this one, though not a lot of people do. I guess it depends on your skin. If you like a nice tea scent this is quite nice. Not the greatest compared to other Bulgari scents, however, if those didn't work for you, this might, it did for me.

This actually lasts very long on my skin. It's a nice sensual scent that I'd definitely wear on a date. I don't think this is strictly for evening use only, but I won't wear this on a hot sunny day. This is a great, complicated scent and I suggest you try it out for yourself.