Terre de Bois

I really like this. It is a bit masculine, but strangely I am drawn to more masculine woody scents recently. When first sprayed on it is quite fresh and citrusy, but when it settles it is really lovely. To me it smells like a baby shamppo my mom used on me when I was a child. Maybe that is why I am drawn to it and like it so much? It really smells fresh and clean, but at the same time woody and …Read more

Notes: amber, patchouli, cotton candy, juniper, galbanum, clary sage, lemon verbena, sage, vetiver and spices.

This fragrance opens with a short-lived blast of tart citrus, but settles on my skin as a composition of clary sage, vetiver and patchouli enriched by dashes of lemon verbena and juniper. What I see is a mainly woodsy herbal accord that finds its balance roughly half an hour …Read more

Very leafy, wet forest - a helicopter may have spillt tons of men's cologne over it. It has an attractive sage note but I like my sage a bit lighter and more transparent than this. Good quality fragrance that is nevertheless not so memorable to my nose. Good sillage and lasting power.

I like this scent but the clary sage just dominated too much for me to want to wear it frequently. It's a very wet wood fragrance. It reminds me of running though the pacific northwest woods in the late fall with wet leaves, evergreens, and a slightly animalic touch. I would say this is more of a mens fragrance though women can wear it. This for me is a fall, winter, spring scent which I …Read more

My favourite wood scent.
I just love verbena and it is present throughout the perfume giving it a citrusy kick.
Great lasting power as well, I only have to reapply once a day.

Terre de Bois, another unisex fragrance from Miller Harris that captures the essence of precious soft woods and turns delicious on my skin. The first smell can be deceiving, carrying a strong whiff of verbena that seems slightly out-of-context, but the drydown gets really magnificent, reminding me of gorgeous, deep ancient woods in England. Here's a list of the notes taken from Miller Harris …Read more

Perhaps a bit greener and more dry than the usual women's fragrances, but still fresh enough to qualify as a unisex scent. It is more fresh than cologne-like and does not scream "men's cologne" such as Brut or even Drakkar Noir.

It's lack of sweetness and woodsy green nature is the main reason I enjoy this scent. Nothing strikes me as artificial or overdone. …Read more

This is one of the best Miller Harris.I've been always on the verge to buy this but i've reordered the sample a couple of times.Again the problem here is the lack of sillage.In my opinion this is definitively unisex.It's green herbal with a clean quality but not soapy(thanks god),unusualy balsamic and in the drydown powerfully earthy and rooty from the vetiver,the only note that i …Read more

Most of the Miller Harris perfumes I can take or leave, they are well recognised types which you can buy elsewhere at a quarter the price. Terre de bois is an exception. This is mainly because it reminds me of a sample I was sent years ago by one of the famous Grasse houses, which thrilled me to bits as a schoolkid. I was intrigued by the herbal, celery-like aspect. As I recall it was offered as …Read more

This is a shared fragrance that in my opinion does lean much more toward being masculine(male here). I think if more men were here reviewing the rating for this fragrance would be higher. I find the EDP to be a long lasting, versatile, elegant fragrance. A nice citrus/herbal blend with some depth to it. Guys, give this one a try.