Lavender Thorne
←
+
+
+
+
−
−
−
−
← Back to discovery
Boucheron Quatre Absolue de Nuit Pour Homme
by Boucheron
Boucheron Quatre Absolue de Nuit Pour Homme offers a quietly sophisticated and aromatic profile centered around lavender, sage, nutmeg, and vanilla, with a soft woody base of cedar and vetiver. It opens with a crisp, fresh-spiced burst—lemon and black pepper give way to a warm, leathery-ambry base built around akigalawood and patchouli, creating a rich, velvety dry-down that feels more like worn leather than a sharp aroma. The fragrance evolves with subtle elegance, leaning into vanilla and wood tones that lend it a creamy, slightly sweet warmth, making it both sensual and restrained. It performs best in cooler weather, particularly during autumn and winter, and is suited for office environments, casual dates, or elegant gatherings. Despite being compared to popular fragrances like Le Male, YSL La Nuit de L'Homme, or D&G The One, it stands apart with its quieter projection, discreet sillage, and refined texture rather than aggressive presence.
Pros
- +Rich, warm, and textured performance that feels luxurious without being overpowering
- +Excellent for cool weather and year-round versatility, particularly in fall and winter
- +Unobtrusive yet memorable sillage that follows you without dominating the space
Cons
- −Longevity is moderate to strong on some, but many find it fades into a skin scent within 30 minutes
- −Performance is inconsistent—some users report subjective weakness in sillage and persistence
- −Not particularly distinctive; strongly resembles other aromatic woody-spicy scents without offering a unique identity