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    Boszporusz

    by Nishane Istanbul

    Rating:
    ( 2 product reviews )

    Boszporusz captures the flavor of the Marmara Sea with sea notes and seaweed, spiced with sage and galbanum. Floral notes add the final touch to this fresh and sparkling fragrance. Inhale the wonderful smell of Bosphorus!

    NOTES: Sea grass, cypress, galbanum, sage, jasmine, gardenia, seaweed, oakmoss, transparent patchouli, amber, musk

    RRP:
    $175.00
    Your Price:
    $125.00 (You save $50.00)


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    Product Reviews

    1. Submerged 3 Star Review

      Posted by on 9th Feb 2017

      There's so much marine and musk in this that it's hard to detect the individual aspects of Nishane's Bosz. Once again, like most all of the other products from Nishane Istanbul, you have that scent bubble. I have to say that I do like this one much better a couple of hours out when the other notes become discernible. Boszporusz leans more on the masculine side.

    2. NICE 4 Star Review

      Posted by on 25th Jun 2015

      This fragrance is amazing! It takes a little bit to settle into your skin, but when it does it sticks like glue and smells wonderful. Its masculine enough for a man but could also be pulled off by a woman. I received a compliment today wearing this, and that almost never happens.