Nuit d’Issey

40 reseñas

Mostrando las más recientes primero.

• Luis 507 Pty

  July 16, 2017

  

  Well, the truth is this is indeed a super masculine perfume, macho but not sexist. As of my comment date I am 24 years old and I use it; definitely it is exquisite and the EDP version, i.e., the Parfum, I had it and it is the best. I used it maybe 3 days and gave it to my brother as I have this EDT and it has not run out yet; later I will buy the Parfum which kills me, I love it. Greetings from Panama, a fragrance I recommend for whatever you want…

• Mike83

  August 1, 2017

  

  Nuit d’Issey EDT is more social and extroverted than the EDP version. It projects a dark, neat, fresh, dynamic, elegant, and distinguished social image with certain traits that make it more suitable for gatherings between friends and/or business meetings. I do not see it with romantic or seductive nuances, but rather with a halo of mystery that could well awaken certain interest. The way the house Miyake handles the incense is what I like most about this fragrance; it is exactly at the point between general sensory feelings and the more particular and introspective ones of L’Eau d’Issey Pour Homme Intense (which are more nostalgic and melancholic), and I could say it is a minimalist conceptual work; purely this fragrance brings to mind images of Japan with its cherry blossoms, the huge spectacular billboards of Tokyo, bonsai trees, etc. Its notes did not seem invasive at all, rather they bring the Issey Miyake seal which on my skin develops with excellent longevity and a sillage that goes from moderate to enormous, controlled by the number of applications. I see it for temperate environments and in tropical climates in autumn and winter or in saturated environments. If I had not previously known Intense, I would lean towards this fragrance, which could be a good option to substitute One Million, although it is not as versatile for daytime use to my liking (depends on each particular nose). To give you an idea of what I mean, you can watch Black Rain by Ridley Scott or Kill Bill. What more can I say? In reference to the previous review, I comment that this fragrance seems more of an heir (although completely different in character) of Intense than of Bleu de Chanel. The IM one corresponds to 2007 and explodes the incense to the maximum with melancholic, if not gothic, aspects. As for the Chanel work, I consider it a crude copy of Intense, having been released to the market in 2010 and practically copying its basic components, adding linearity and certain characteristics that make it seem more like a women’s perfume. Anyway… Issey Miyake has created with this EDT a great perfume of great quality. Greetings.

• FanDeDuneVintage

  August 2, 2017

  

  An interesting perfume this Nuit d’Issey. It is elegant, clean, masculine, modern, and somewhat serious. It seems designed as a weekend fragrance, one someone would apply on a Friday, fresh out of work, to meet friends and go to a restaurant or pub. In the opening it resembles Black XS Be a Legend by Iggy Pop, but to its advantage, instead of that gourmand note reminiscent of dehydrated ripe mango, it has a pleasant blend of grapefruit, pepper, and leather that give it much distinction. Later, the incense gains presence, as does the vetiver and moss, generating a herbal accent that persists until the end of its olfactory evolution, accompanied by tonka bean and woody chords. Being a relatively current fragrance, it has many elements of masculine creations of the past. Its aroma does not leave me indifferent; an adjective with which I would define it could be self-confidence; it fits with dignity in men aged 30 and upwards. Fragrance: 8/10, Longevity: 8/10, Projection: 7/10, Versatility: 8/10.

• Darkbeat

  October 22, 2017

  

  Nuit d’Issey is an extremely fresh, young, and urban incense, but without losing a shred of elegance, with very marked masculinity and extraordinary cleanliness. I have liked it very much; this interpretation of incense is very far from those I habitually consume, but it is still a very beautiful incense. The opening is fresh, with a good citrus load and a tiny fruity touch, and from the start the incense and a little leather are noticeable, but slightly. Then, the incense begins to take more prominence, but here it is embraced by a base of leather, with some woods and many spices, which give it a dark and respectable aspect, while maintaining that fresh and young vibe. From here, the incensed trail is wrapped in a blend of tonka bean and patchouli, with a very subtle woody undertone in the background. This final part would seem somewhat generic if it were not for the touch of incense, which adds the necessary freshness and elegance to avoid falling into boredom; anyway, it is an exquisite aroma that has reminiscences of others due to the tonka and patchouli duo, but it remains very beautiful. As for longevity, it is good, between 6 and 7 hours on skin, with moderate projection from the start. A perfume of the night soul and for cool or temperate climates. Its dark heart of leather, spices, and incense, which despite having that fresh vibe, is not an aroma I see for daytime use; anyway, everyone will use it as they prefer. I think with the heat it would not be a very good ally. When I say this perfume is fresh, I refer to it being an easy-to-wear incense and very versatile, nothing opulent or heavy like other incense perfumes I know.

• Evolutico

  December 1, 2017

  

  My approach to the house Miyake: what quality of perfume? A modern incense, wearable, strong, with a notable presence, which derives into an elegant and sweet soapy note mixed with ebony wood. Patchouli, tonka bean, and leather masterfully blended; truly, one would have to justify more why this great creation is so hypnotic. It projects and lasts longer than the Toilette compared to the Parfum.

• drakecito

  March 16, 2018

  

  It begins with very subtle citrus, which dries down to a soft incense (depending on what you are used to smelling, of course) and thank God, not very metallic, being this the most striking note. It accompanies a touch of wood and leather, the latter not quite pleasing to me, although fortunately it is very discreet. That is it, the fragrance is over. The perfume is pleasant, but it suffers from low quality, lack of sharpness, and scarcity in both development and notes. To put it another way, it results in being quite flat and rather boring. I have liked the opening, as the citrus mixes with the incense and it is somewhat darker than the competition, due to said incense. It remains a very wearable and easy-to-wear perfume. Both the sillage and longevity are moderate… Not bad, I have liked it, although a bit boring and plain.

• tolo801

  October 27, 2018

  

  I had so many doubts that I finally decided to buy it. Nuit d’Issey by Miyake has left me surprised; in short, I am amazed and astonished. The citrus and spice blend well with the woody and balsamic notes, infused with incense. When I threw on the first spray, it was a powerful, classic, and modern opening, seductive and intriguing, giving mystery and curiosity. Some say its sillage is moderate and its projection is therefore doubtful, but I went to a perfumery to try a sample and said ‘wow! what a fragrance’, but I did not buy it that day. It turns out that the perfume lasted a long time on my skin, I decided to buy it and I have no regrets; I am glad it belongs to my collection, I love you Nuit, I did not know of your existence, we are soulmates. If I tell you that after buying it I wore it in the morning for work and received many compliments from the moment I left the house, asking what such a lovely perfume I had, and as usual I do not usually say it because I do not want everyone to smell the same. But well, its sillage is magnificent with a capital M, it radiates at a fairly long distance, it makes you noticeable, and it lasts an exaggeratedly long time. The projection need not be said: I put it on at 7 am and by 9 pm the perfume is still etched on my flannel and shirts, well past 14 hours. Not with the intensity of 8 hours ago, but it is still felt. I will tell you later until what time it fades, but it projects excessively well. Scent 9.9/10, Projection 10/10, Sillage 10/10, Intense 10/10. And many compliments if I use a good perfume. I used it during the day, but the name says it: it is for the night. Here there are people who want to know more than professional designers. But the Issey Miyake Intense is a light version compared to the original Issey Miyake Nuit. The Nuit is more powerful, radiates more, has better sillage, is deeper, more mysterious, and better blended, projecting more. Its duration can be compared to the traditional Issey Miyake Pour Homme.

• BassoProfumo

  December 12, 2018

  

  I hope fans do not get angry, but I get the feeling that it is a half-hearted attempt at a formula that has been much better balanced and achieved in Bvlgari Man in Black.

• Romeodf32

  January 16, 2019

  

  A friend told me about this perfume; to be honest, I only knew of L’Eau d’Issey. I was about to buy Code by Armani again as mine had run out (I use it for formal events because it is discreet, serious yet youthful). Anyway, a friend suggested I give this one a try, which is surprisingly rarely discussed, neither positively nor negatively. So I went and found it for 900 pesos; I thought, ‘it probably isn’t that good’, but oh surprise, the perfume is good. It is dark, suitable for what I wish to use it for (night parties, formal wear). It is a combination I do not usually catch much, at least not in Mexico. It is for men over 25 wearing jeans and trainers; it will not suit you if you are dressed casually; it requires formal attire: weddings, anniversaries, graduations. It is for men over 25, for 100% night outings (during the day with asphalt heat it is very intrusive). It is not for a 20-year-old girl to use, sir; women aged 30 or more will find it to their liking. I like the touch of leather, incense, and wood; the opening is generic and citrusy, but it changes as it dries. In summary: for older men, not necessarily 50 or 60, but for those who no longer behave like children. For formal occasions, not for ‘romancing’; it sweats masculinity in every drop, it is authoritative. During the day I find it intrusive, but at night in dry and cold air it works well. The cost-benefit ratio is excellent: 100 ml for 900 pesos is a gift. Sillage in a closed, warm room is good; in open spaces and heat it is aggressive. Be careful not to overapply during the day. Longevity depends on the climate: in controlled conditions it lasts hours (easily 8 or more on clothes); in strong heat it lasts less, around 4 hours outdoors. If you go to a party and sweat, it will perform at its best; everyone will catch the scent and it competes with food, cigarettes, and alcohol. Update: after several days, it is 100% for the night. During the day the performance is poor; at night it maintains acceptable and good performance, especially on cold nights. During the day it is necessary to overapply if there is sun or sweat, as the scent becomes aggressive. I insist: serious, formal, nocturnal, elegant, and smells very well.

• jerry drake

  February 3, 2019

  

  If you are looking for something sensual, masculine, and above all different, this is your perfume. Its unusual blend of sharp notes with embedded woody accents on a leather base results in a delicious and novel scent. Perfectly wearable for everyday life, it offers interesting longevity and projection; an aroma that will not go unnoticed. Also ideal for nights out at bars and clubs. A fragrance for a confident, extroverted man: spicy, very aesthetic, dynamic, and with an unmistakable style at a reasonable price.

• william aguirre

  April 9, 2019

  

  You will always need in your collection a fragrance that smells like a man; not necessarily an 80s fougère, but a dark, somewhat fresh and spicy one. This is Nuit D’Issey: opens with a spicy citrus, with a base of incense and woods; very far in the background a sweet touch of tonka bean that gives it balance. The leather doesn’t stand out, but the ebony wood gives it that necessary bitter touch. If you like fragrances that break away from the routine of sweet and fruity scents, or those full of vanilla, and want something more acidic and dark (although they don’t resemble Encre Noire, but they carry that intention). A citrus-spicy burst, with woody and smoky touches; that is your fragrance. Lasts on skin just enough and projects better at night; not recommended for heat. Scent: 9. Longevity: 7. Trail: 7. Price: 10.

• Metaleroenésimo

  May 11, 2019

  

  I admit I’m very critical of contemporary designer fragrance proposals; most are bland scents like unsweetened mint candy. Except for exceptions. And fortunately Nuit D’Issey is one. This creation distances itself from the original L’Eau D’Issey: Nuit is woody, smoky and musky, whereas the original is aromatic, fresh and slightly aldehydic. The responsible for the smoky nuance is the incense, which doesn’t feel liturgical, but urban. It teleports me to a walk down a city avenue at dusk, perhaps due to a ‘tarred’ nuance. Suitable fragrance for autumn, winter and night. Despite being smoky, it has versatility. It’s not for daily activities like buying bread, but it can be worn to the office, as its longevity, projection and sillage are not overwhelming.

• Ozymandias

  July 25, 2020

  

  I like risky fragrances, not conservative or easy ones, and this is one. The opening is beautiful: herbal, bright and dark at the same time. It plays with contradiction and paradox. It’s an excessively deep, sober, cold, even phlegmatic perfume. What I like most is the incense note it leaves in the distance. The dry-down base is too potent (with too much leather for my taste) and is barely coloured by the other notes (patchouli…), although it’s beautiful. It suggests a cold, distant, phlegmatic and calculating person, elegant but somewhat boring, not passionate at all, who doesn’t let themselves be carried away by emotion. Could be a modern James Bond. As for the presentation, a 10.

• byrgertidesson

  November 30, 2020

  

  My experience is curious… it was 2016, I was single, I met a girl in a bar and we started dating. On one outing I took her shopping in Liverpool; while she was buying things, I rushed to the perfumery area. I came across this Nuit d’Issey and loved it at first sniff. I don’t usually buy in those shops unless I can’t find the fragrance elsewhere, and that day I wasn’t going to be the exception. I thanked the sales assistant and when I turned back, the girl was there and asked if I wasn’t going to buy something. I said no for the moment and immediately she told the sales assistant: ‘you can give the gentleman the fragrance he just released, in the largest presentation you have (at least 200ml)’. She loved it so much she bought it for me. When that fleeting relationship ended, I decided to use it at the office because I planned to go for a drink with my new conquest. I think I’ve never received so many compliments from women… needless to say it was a success for my date, although the relationship didn’t materialise. About the fragrance: citrusy, leathery and with that touch of incense which generally I don’t like but which here fascinates me. Decent duration and projection that allows going to places without too much olfactory pollution or causing an addictive effect in the dry-down. (9/10).

• jerry7474

  January 2, 2021

  

  Nuit d’Issey by Issey Miyake: without a doubt one of my favourites. It has masculinity printed throughout its composition, it’s elegant, dark and has outstanding personality. Ideal for a date; it will make you stand out and make a total difference. It’s a singular style, very sensual. One of the few scents that don’t emulate anyone, they have their own soul and leave a mark as one of the best I’ve tried. Scent: 11. Projection: 7.0. Longevity: 8.0. Recommended.

• joseapm

  March 29, 2021

  

  No technical jargon: sobriety, masculinity, class. For gentlemen, not for trying to be funny. Heat? No. Temperate/cold climate? Yes. Night? Yes. Elegant sport for evening wear, dates, outings. Suggested age: 30+. A masterpiece of the base of the Nuit series.

• mareol69

  July 26, 2021

  

  Sensual, potent, it generates confidence and women love it. Ideal for cold climates and evening wear. The opening is explosive with citrus, spicy and energetic, with a broad trail that impresses in the first 15 minutes. Then it becomes sober and elegant with a strong note of pepper and wood. Its longevity is noble and harmonious; an incredible blend of resin, leather and a hint of almond. It projects beyond a metre for the first two hours and lasts up to 6 hours on skin. Ideal for formal outdoor gatherings or intimate dates. It’s not advisable with folkloric or cheerful clothing, nor in the office, because it’s designed to complement a conquering aura. Buy blind for romantic but overwhelming gentlemen; very worthwhile for the results. I’ve had a 200ml bottle for over 5 years and it still performs.

• Nelmon

  December 15, 2021

  

  A delightful fragrance, very masculine, sensual, with a potent citrus opening. I like the dry-down even more.

• Von Schlotterstein

  January 3, 2022

  

  Ladies and gentlemen, this is a hidden gem in perfumery. I’m surprised by how little is said about this Nuit d’Issey. It’s a masculine scent, sexy, mysterious, dark, sensual, gothic… ufff. It’s my number one for going out at night: it draws attention, it’s different, original and unique. It has everything I’m looking for. It easily lasts 7-8 hours on skin, and if you put it on clothes, it will last days. 100% recommended.

• Subrayador Verde

  April 7, 2022

  

  Tried it yesterday and it’s not bad, but after 10 hours the dry-down smells very much like dry leather, similar to Fahrenheit. I like it, though between the two I prefer the Dior. They are distinct: this one is sweet and dark. It’s not bad, but it didn’t surprise me.

• Diegos

  April 18, 2022

  

  I’ve known this scent since its launch. The day I tried it, I remember its potency and great aroma. In 2014 I didn’t understand perfumery as I do today, so although I liked it, it wasn’t what I wanted to project. Now, as an owner, I really enjoy wearing it; it smells extremely well. A 100% masculine combination, no half-measures, sparkling and penetrating. A magnificent creation, perfectly capable of sitting in the top 5 of the best designer scents. But… unfortunately, its performance has dropped significantly. It was never outstanding in terms of performance, but since its release it has received reformulations. For me, a favourite must offer quality across the board. If it were based on scent alone, I’d recommend it to any man, perhaps not someone young, but once you’re past your mid-twenties, approaching thirty, don’t even think about it.

• Elcholo

  April 26, 2022

  

  I never expected the surprise I had. It’s an exact blend of Tom Ford’s Ombre Leather and Bleu de Chanel: it opens with top-shelf citrus and turns sweet and smoky, quite smoky, without losing the citrus notes. A very good perfume. Moderate trail and medium-to-high longevity.

• Sebas_fragrantica

  May 11, 2022

  

  I popped into a perfumerie to try it out, recognising the brand from its classic (exquisite, quite a marvel…). I kept sniffing it intermittently; it wasn’t bad, but my partner was absolutely delighted. I found it at a good price and bought the 125ml + 40ml set. Certainly, it’s good, especially the opening, but in my opinion, it fades very quickly. That heavy, dark citrus burst disappears to give way to a very skin-close woody accord. Would I recommend it? Yes, the scent is worth it. Its weak point is longevity, but if it’s at a good price, go for it; the delicious first hour and a half pays for the investment.

• Perezperfumes

  May 3, 2023

  

  Reminds me of Jo Malone 154: dark citrus notes, high-quality Asian incense, and patchouli with spices in the dry-down. Definitely has character. Scent: 8.0. Sillage: 5. Longevity: 8+. Age: 25+. Time: Evening to night. Season: Autumn to winter. Ideal for dates, cafés, and work meetings.

• Fabian paris

  May 15, 2023

  

  Very rich for cooler climates. The grapefruit and bergamot opening evaporates quickly, giving way to leather and woods. After two hours, patchouli and sandalwood take over for the finish. I’d buy it again because it smells different; a good proposition.

• Septimus

  June 9, 2023

  

  A blend of notes seen a thousand times yet it doesn’t resemble any other. I don’t know how they achieved it. Masculine yet sophisticated scent. It has become my favourite, though not for every occasion. I bought a 2017 second-hand bottle that was almost unused. I wear it when leaving and it still smells in the morning. Minimum eight hours. Sometimes it pays to buy used fragrances; current ones seem to last less and less.

• Rafa2008

  August 10, 2023

  

  Excellent fragrance, just acquired and with a superb scent. Confident of receiving compliments. Projection: noticeable at 1.5 metres for the first two hours. I wore it at 7 am and could still detect it at 8 pm. It never gets boring; it’s among the best from Issey Miyake. 100% recommended.

• Victortor

  November 9, 2023

  

  Not bad, it carries Miyake’s distinctive touch within a standard designer profile. The opening is slightly sharp but pleasant. Amber, sweet, and spiced notes with a leather presence. Decent but unremarkable. I wouldn’t buy it. Performance and projection are moderate.

• seguraj

  December 5, 2023

  

  I’m not an expert, just an enthusiast who enjoys this world. This Nuit d’Issey is the most unique in my collection and the one I use least, not because it’s bad, but for that sense of darkness and mystery. It smells like night; I have to be careful with the sprays so I don’t get overwhelmed. It lasts all day and projects well; its sweet spot is between two and four hours, after which the projection drops but people still notice it. What does it smell like? Since I use it sparingly, every time I apply it (max two sprays), it becomes addictive and I can’t stop sniffing myself. It opens with citrus that fade quickly, leaving a smoky leather with patchouli, my favourite part. It’s for mature people (30+). I would buy it again.

• molletmod.73

  December 31, 2023

  

  La Nuit de Issey doesn’t reinvent the wheel, but it delivers that dark, mature vibe Miyake was aiming for (crafted by Shiseido). It’s not youthful, sweet, or generic like so many perfumes out there. It’s certainly not designed to please everyone with a generic tuberose note. The opening is citrusy and sparkling, drying down in 20 seconds to reveal a consistent base of tamed leather (not as rough as Gucci Guilty, nor as luxury-shoe-like as Ombré Leather, nor as blue as Ferragamo). The incense is also tamed, with a strong herbal touch from patchouli and vetiver that reminds me of my mother’s geraniums on the balcony. In short: dark, mature, and nocturnal. While it can be worn once it’s out of the firing oven, it’s better suited to fresh weather; heat and sweat make it oppressive. But as they say, it’s all about taste. Among Miyake’s offerings, this is one of the best performers (many last a short time and project less than a cheap supermarket gel, which is pathetic these days). 5-6 hours without issues, 3 hours of good presence and a close sillage. Moderate price, 50-60€ for 100ml in Spain. Compliments? Bottomless compliments? Let’s be serious. This EDT, alongside L’Eau d’Issey, is my favourite of the house among its dozens of discontinued flankers. Has anyone received compliments for wearing real leather or incense scents? Health and carpe diem. PS: Ideal for layering warmly with Armani Acqua di Giò.

• DrJos

  October 20, 2024

  

  Excellent blend of citrus and pepper. The incense in the base lowers the character, distancing it from Scandal or Invictus. I like it very much. Good projection and longevity. It has a curious evolution: first citrus, then peppery, and finally calmer citrus. For dinners and informal nights with a black shirt and leather jacket, it is a very good option.

• Panu05

  January 6, 2025

  

  Very original, unique, elegant, nocturnal, and masculine. An aromatic opening of black pepper and bergamot, a vintage aroma. Dry down of woody vetiver, patchouli, and incense. Dominance of an incense and leather blend. Extraordinary longevity, powerful projection. Complimentary. Inconceivable that it is discontinued.

• Lucajshsja

  February 2, 2025

  

  If you are looking for a black, nocturnal, elegant, original, masculine fragrance that pleases, this is yours. It is mysterious, masculine, and interesting; in my opinion, exclusive for nights with cold climates. A citrus opening with a bitter part; imagine bitter grapefruit peel and fresh bergamot, with background incense accompanying all stages, especially in the base. Then, in the heart, the citrus lowers to give presence to the perfume’s soul: accorded, woody, and spiced notes with a touch of smoky, bitter incense. In the base, the most aromatic part where incense, patchouli, and ebony wood take the lead. Good longevity; on my skin, the first two-thirds of hours are good with projection, then it sits close to the skin, lasting on clothes for days. It is not beast mode; I would say longevity is the only ‘problem’, but the aroma compensates. It is complimentary; I have received compliments. I recommend it, but do not expect sweet aromas like Invictus or One Million; it is a 100% gentleman’s perfume, distinct from the current market. I give it 8/10.

• maovine

  March 2, 2025

  

  The only issue is that it is not versatile, suitable only for special occasions or events with formal attire. Otherwise, it is a 10 for trail, longevity, quality, price, and aroma; 100% masculine. I do not understand why it has such low ratings when Arab fragrances have much more. What stands out most is the well-made incense, giving a vibe of sobriety and mystery, of someone busy and interesting. Addictive.

• Fragranticman

  April 10, 2025

  

  A fabulous fragrance. My only caveat is that I wish for better performance. The citrus opening is brief, quickly moving to the heart where all notes are noticeable: soft suede-like leather, spiced woods, gentle vetiver, and subtly sweetened patchouli by tonka bean, plus ebony wood and a low-level incense. It is not for people under 25, not because they cannot wear it, but because it escapes youthful trends and requires presence and more serious attire. Excellently balanced, elegant, and masculine. Although it says ‘the night of Issey’, in cool weather it is worn even in the office. I see it as more versatile than just for special occasions. I will use it in winter and fresh autumn-spring. I cannot understand its low rating.

• Kangoo55

  June 16, 2025

  

  Reading so many reviews, I bought it in February and it was a great surprise. A masculine, casual, and elegant aroma. I love the blend of woods, incense, leather, pepper, and the sweet touch of tonka bean; I hardly notice the declared citrus. Lasts about two hours projecting well, then sits close to the skin by the fifth hour. If it lasted longer, it would be better, but it is an EDT; I would like to try the EDP. Ideal for cold, temperate, and rainy climates, and obviously for nights. Curiously, I notice the incense and leather greatly, which please my nose; even at six hours, I search for the shirt where I applied it. I already own four Issey Miyake fragrances (Classique, Intense, Bleue, and This Nuit), the last three bought blindly, and they are rich scents. Highly recommended.

• Dark_Side

  October 24, 2025

  

  An elegant aroma with balanced leather, woods, and incense, featuring light citrus notes that add brightness without losing the mystery. Ideal for autumn or cool spring nights. Perhaps the performance leaves me wanting more, but solely for the scent, I recommend it wholeheartedly. Greetings to the community.

• OdiseoBcn

  November 27, 2025

  

  On the skin, it is extremely dry, dominated by vetiver with barely noticeable incense, leather, or spices. I expected something more woody; it reminds me greatly of Encre Noir by Lalique. Try it before buying.

• JuanCanada

  December 8, 2025

  

  I had higher expectations as reviews place it on a podium. I bought it blindly; I am a mega fan of Issey and own seven fragrances from the brand. In my youth, I lived in Colombia, and my aunt sold perfumes by catalogue; in 2010, Avon launched a Black Suede Essential lotion that smells similar. La Nuit is more refined and complex, yet it shares the same DNA. ⚠️ It is not a bad perfume, it smells good, is masculine, nocturnal, and for special events. It is not versatile nor suitable for daily use. La Nuit = Night in French.

• Cesqr

  December 22, 2025

  

  Not for everyone; don’t buy it blindly. Initially, it smells of incense and myrrh, but within minutes it turns fresh, like expensive soap. It projects for 4 hours, filling the room, and leaves a trail for 6 hours afterwards. Just seven sprays on the skin are sufficient. It works in both cold and heat; being dry, it doesn’t bother, though it performs better in summer. In winter, it fades quickly. Ideal for formal wear, it projects an image of good breeding and affluence. I do not recommend it for anyone under 35, but that is my opinion.