Provocative name. Sophisticated formula. Fuckboy is a fragrance that flips the stereotype on its head. While the title might make you expect something loud, juvenile, or synthetic, what you actually get is a seductive, addictive blend of clean musk, juicy fruit, soft woods, and subtle animalic depth—all executed with precision and polish.

Opening:

The top hits with a burst of bergamot and pineapple, but it’s not sharp or neon—it’s fresh, ripe, and slightly creamy. The pineapple here feels smoothed out, more tropical nectar than fizzy soda. Immediately underneath, a bright musk rises—clean, airy, and a little mischievous. It’s the kind of opening that smells effortlessly sexy, like warm skin after a long day out.

Heart:

As it opens up, you start to feel the warmth and sweetness creep in. There’s a gourmand edge—subtle vanilla, maybe even a touch of creamy sandalwood or caramelized sugar—but it never goes full dessert. The musk stays central, paired now with a sensual, nearly skin-like amber. You also get that signature ATH DNA: a hint of funk (think civet or castoreum) just beneath the surface, adding grit and grown-up sex appeal without ever getting animalic or dirty.

Dry Down:

By the time it settles, Fuckboy is pure smooth seduction. White musk, soft woods, a whisper of sweet resin, and a breath of ambergris or ambroxan to keep it glowing. It’s addicting—one of those dry downs you keep leaning into. Think "your skin but better," but with a little swagger and heat.

Performance:

Strong performance with a glowing aura. It’s not a room-clearer, but it’s noticeable—8 to 10 hours of longevity, with a steady, magnetic trail that never feels too much. It’s intimate and extroverted at the same time.

Who’s it for?

Don’t let the name fool you—this isn’t a joke fragrance. It’s made for confident wearers who don’t mind a bit of attention or irony. Works just as well on a date as it does after the gym. Unisex to the core, leaning slightly warm and sweet, but wearable by anyone who wants to smell clean, warm, and undeniably attractive.

Final Thoughts:

Fuckboy is playful in name, but the juice inside is legit. It’s sexy without trying too hard, clean with just enough heat, and perfectly balanced between fun and finesse. It’s Aaron Terence Hughes at his most tongue-in-cheek—but the result is serious appeal. This one’s going to get compliments. A lot of them.