The correct name of your fragrance is Pepe Jeans London So Bold. It opens with a nice fresh bergamot. However, in the opening, you also find something quite unusual.. On Fragrantica, they describe it as "T-shirt note".. A strange note.. It's a bit dusty and a bit animalic.. It might have to do with the white leather from the base.. Anyway, it’s definitely unusual. At the fourth minute, the violet becomes noticeable, reminiscent here a bit of iris, which adds a sweetness that blends nicely with the lavender, which, however, is always behind the violet. After an hour, the Tonka bean from the base comes in and gives a vanilla tone. Smoke and vetiver were not perceived.... And it goes somewhat like this until the end..
So we have a primarily floral sweet - vanilla fragrance with an uplifting opening..

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Duration - 4-5 hours
Projection: for the first hour it projects very well around the meter, then it gradually comes closer to the skin
Seasons: I expected it to be fresher, but it’s not.. Winter, autumn would be good seasons for its application
Gender: It has been categorized as masculine.. It can also be comfortably worn by women. After half an hour, you could even say it’s UNISEX
Ages: I think those under 25 will appreciate it.. Of course, if you like it regardless of age, you wear it.
Conditions: I could see it as a fragrance that would be worn in an enclosed space (office, auditorium).
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Final thoughts..

-Average duration
+Satisfactory projection at least for the first hour
+Nice bottle
+Borderline fair price (with borderline in bold)
-Average blend.. Average quality.. It gives off a bit of synthetic vibe
-Average aromatic profile.. I expected a blue fragrance where the fresh would lead or some woods to break this vanilla that has thickened the place.. It doesn’t..
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For me, a bit boring.. I expected it to be more "bold" as the title suggests.. Nothing special, it follows the trend of the masses of recent years (vanilla-sweet). So two stars for the price it’s sold at (50€ for 100ml)... Below 40€, I would give it one more star (⭐⭐⭐) ... However, I can’t overlook that the combo of violet and vanilla is appealing.. So if the existence of the "iridescent" violet with a vanilla wrapping piques your interest, it’s worth a try.. In the Greek market, you will find a tester.
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