Frequently Asked Questions about Vinyl by Franck Boclet
What does Vinyl by Franck Boclet smell like?
Vinyl by Franck Boclet features top notes of Lemon and Mandarin Orange, middle notes of Coca-Cola, Heliotrope, Tobacco, and Whiskey, and base notes of Amber, Cedarwood, Patchouli, and Vanilla.
How long does Vinyl by Franck Boclet last?
Based on user reviews, Vinyl by Franck Boclet has exceptional longevity, typically lasting 10+ hours. The longevity rating is 5.0 out of 5.
What is the sillage of Vinyl by Franck Boclet?
Vinyl by Franck Boclet has powerful sillage that projects strongly and leaves a significant scent trail. The sillage rating is 5.0 out of 5.
When was Vinyl by Franck Boclet released?
Vinyl by Franck Boclet was released in 2019.
Is Vinyl by Franck Boclet for men or women?
Based on user reviews, Vinyl by Franck Boclet is a unisex fragrance that works well for all genders.
What season is Vinyl by Franck Boclet best for?
According to user reviews, Vinyl by Franck Boclet is best suited for Spring, Fall, and Winter.
What is the cheapest price for Vinyl by Franck Boclet?
The cheapest tracked price for Vinyl by Franck Boclet is $161.30 at Perfume.com.
Where can I buy Vinyl by Franck Boclet?
Vinyl by Franck Boclet is available from shops including Perfume.com.
Vinyl is a fragrance by Franck Boclet. Released in 2019. It has the top notes of Lemon and Mandarin Orange, middle notes of Coca-Cola, Heliotrope, Tobacco, and Whiskey, and base notes of Amber, Cedarwood, Patchouli, and Vanilla.
You open a new box of chocolate candies with a sweet liqueur filling made from prunes, the first breath and... this is how Vinyl smells on my skin for about an hour.
The chocolate is bitter, very good, astringent, rough, and realistic. After a while, a leaf of tobacco joins in, noble, not fully dried yet, delicious. There is a woody sound of the barrel in which strong alcohol like whiskey or rum was aged, but the scent of whiskey itself is practically absent here. The Coca-Cola is questionable.
Over time, the composition becomes powdered, the hyper-sweetness fades away, and the fragrance becomes softer.
In the end, chocolate patchouli remains on the skin, gradually fading away.
I wouldn't call the scent malty, slightly alcoholic yes.
For me, this is more of a variety of inedible gourmand, which I love)
You open a new box of chocolate candies with a sweet liqueur filling made from prunes, the first breath and... this is how Vinyl smells on my skin for about an hour.
The chocolate is bitter, very good, astringent, rough, and realistic. After a while, a leaf of tobacco joins in, noble, not fully dried yet, delicious. There is a woody sound of the barrel in which strong alcohol like whiskey or rum was aged, but the scent of whiskey itself is practically absent here. The Coca-Cola is questionable.
Over time, the composition becomes powdered, the hyper-sweetness fades away, and the fragrance becomes softer.
In the end, chocolate patchouli remains on the skin, gradually fading away.
I wouldn't call the scent malty, slightly alcoholic yes.
For me, this is more of a variety of inedible gourmand, which I love)