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Aaron Terence Hughes · Sold as feminine
Boss Bitch
The quiet strength of a woman who walks into a room and owns the space without saying a word — a scent that feels both familiar and commanding.
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Boss BitchHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Boss Bitch by Aaron Terence Hughes launched in 2020 as a bold statement within the brand's lineup. It opens with coconut and peach, bringing an immediate warmth and sweetness that feels indulgent and inviting. The heart notes of jasmine sambac and rose add layers of floral complexity before settling into a base of vanilla absolute, oud, and patchouli, creating a rich blend of powdery woods and warm spices. This fragrance is neither shy nor retiring; it asserts its presence with confidence and comfort.
Boss Bitch has a strong projection, so one or two sprays is enough to make an impression. The vanilla and chocolate notes bloom quickly, while the base of oud and patchouli takes about an hour to fully settle in. Best worn during cooler weather when the warmth of the fragrance feels most comforting.
Fig. 01 — Boss Bitch, Aaron Terence Hughes
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